Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-10
UITY GLOBULEs
Pay up your personal tax.

Pay up your personal tax.
To-day Is sentence day in the criminal court.
The frcmen's library received number OF
additional volumes yesterday.
The weather is too mild for the ice boats on
the river. A good freeze would make perfect
surfaces,
Sheriff B. F. Zarracher, OF Crookston, took
a very insane man through town yesterday to
st. Peter. The man required constant attend
ance.
The dials of the Market house clock are be-
ing put up. The numerals on these dials are
about one foot in length and can be seen
long defiance.
The bell striker, formerly in the city hall
tower was removed on yesterday to the cupalo
of the new Market house, 1t will be In
striking order to-day.
Yesterday the district court was engaged in
irving the case of A. G. Smith against the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul railroad com
pany, the action being to recover damages Tor
the injuring OF two horses.
The hearing in the case of the state against
A. Buckly, charged with the larceny OF suit
OF clothing from q freight car, was concluded
Yesterday morning and the defendant was held
TO the grand Jury and committed.
Frank Moffit, arrested on the charge of as
saultlng witness in government ease at
Crookston, was sentenced by Judge Nelson
yesterday to q fine OF $50 The fine was paid
and he willno intimidate any more witnesses.
The jury in the case of James HARMS against
the St. Louis and st. Paul Packet company, In
which action was brought FIR 5000 dam
sges for being put of the Gem City, last
July, returned q verdict yesterday FOR S9o0 IN
favor OF the plaintiff.
Articles of incorporation OF the Northwest
ern Stove works, Minneapolis, were filed with
the secretary of sta-e yesterday. The capital
stock is sl00,090, aud the itcorpora,ors are
G. r. Bushnell. George S. Cleveland, Edward
Spefr and Johd B. Scheittten.
Chief Strong desires to return his acknowl-
edgements for contributions to The fireman s
library from Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sanford who donated
two handsome volumes Of her own writings
and for ten volumes of the North American
Review, the gift of Mr.. Il. W. Corey.
The second annual ball of Clarendon hotel
walters will take place at Sherman hall this
evening The arrangements are on large
and perfect scale, judging from which to-
nights event will eclipse that oil year ago,
which Is saying good deal IN It's favor.
A. Wurm was before the court yesterday,
charged with backing the optic of man by
the name of HUNG. The Latter aud another
man were engaged in fight, and notWlth'
standing that il was not Wnrm's inneral he
insisted on taking hand in it. He was fined
$l5, and paid the coin.
4 small panic was created at the saloon No.
Is, East Seventh street yesterday morning,
caused by the discovery of fire in the base
ment. The force of No. l engine company
was called out and the blaze speedily put out.
The fire caught from q cracked chimney, and
the damage was slight.
A young fellow named Craig became
flushed on the Oh, he joyful tanglefoot
Wednesday night, and it set his wits wool
gathering, and made a rowdy out of him.
While in this mood he insulted lady pedes-
trian, and was righteously yanked to the
tower. He was sent up yesterday for thirty
days.
Three of the unsalted Rice street gang
whose pranks are becoming trlfe too notorl-
GUS, named 81. Seymour "A. Bossel and l. Wen
gel, were before the court yesterday for hav-
ing played practical joke on grocer, which
consisted in tapping barrel of oil. They
were fined S. each and warned not to appear in
court again.
A quiet excursion has been organized by
Capt Clark, Detective O'Connor and Deputy
Sheriff Harrison, and next Monday they will
take their departure for the sunny south.
They will take in the Mardi Gras picnic at
New Orleans, and several of the sideshows.
The GLOBE extends Its paw and wishes them
a fine trip.
The bull pen contained four of a kind when
the roll was called at hizzoner's ballwick yes
terday morning, but it was deuced hard
hand to draw to. They were yanked from the
classic shades of Carver's Cave Wednesday
night and the charge was vagrancy. They
wanted to 60 to Minneapolis, and as the walk
ing was good they were given an hour to get
out of town.
The condition of w. 81. Smith, the prison
sr In the county Jail who is suffering from
abcess in the head. was on yesterday most
pitiable. He suffers great pain and at times
is delerious, raving in manner distressing to
behold. It will be remembered he was taken
to the hospital Wednesday night, and upon
refusing to submit to an operation he was
hustled back to jail instanter, which is cor
~ place for a man az sick and in as hard luck
as he Is.
When Swamp Angel has nothing to amuse
himself with he fabricates falsehoed, gener-
ally at the expense of some poor outcast who
is TOO weak or obscure TO repel the attack,
and gulls the readers of his musty paper into
the belief that 1t is news. Yesterday for in.
stance one of their brand new daises, forget
full that he had left the pelican roost Of his ma
tive bog, informed the subscribers to his pa
per that a girl had attempted to commit sui
eide Wednesday night in Kitty Smiths bagnio.
It is perhaps needless TO state that the item
was the sole product of crumbliug diseased
imagination.
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