Daily globe., 1882-11-09
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
CITY GLOBULES.

An adjourned meeting of the city coun:
Gil is to be held tonight.
The criminal calendar will be taken up
at the end of the civil calendar, prob
ably next week.
The case of j. Guion, charged with as
sauit, has been continued by Judge Burr
until the 9th inst
The board of education will hold a
special meeting tonight to consider the
subject of heating the High school with
steam.
Judgment was rendered last week in the
district court, in favor of Darlington,
Rank & Co, against Mrs Mary G. Woo,ey,
for 81 1908.
The Democratic whirlwind subsided
yesterday and the gathering up of the
ruins wrought by the cyclone was not
pleasant task.
The Official vote of Ramsey county viii
be canvassed at the county auditors Office
Tomorrow morning.
The funeral Of the unfortunate man.
Thomas Moran, who was killed by the
cars en Tuesday will take place to-day.
No inquest was held
Custodian Richards, of the custom house.
received an order from Washington yes
terday, authorizing the purchase of furni-
ture for the new wing of the postofice.
James O'Brien, the mail wagon driver,
who got cranky and wanted to fight at the
union depot election DAY, was before his
a.
tinoed until the 9th inst.
W.'Finnegan, the freight conductor ar
rested on the charge of LARCENY, was ar
raigned for hearing in the police court
yesterday forenoon. He waived exaniiua-
ton and was committed.
M.O3rien was before the co1rt yesser-
day charged with assaulting one of his
hands named Hoffman. The latter asked
Tor his pay and this started the trouble
which cost Mr.. O'Brien ten large bills.
James Mcdonald swore out a complaint
yesterday for the arrest of John Carr on
the charge of larceny. Carr is charged
With robbing complainant of S4.75. and he
u It present serving term in the county
jsii.
Two Chippewa Indians from the Leech
Lake agency were arraigned before United
States Commissioner Cardozo yesterday.
charged with selling whisky to their tribe.
They were held to the grand jury and CON-
mitted
Dennis Frost is one of the ardent pa
triots who enthuse whether It goes their
way or not. He drank deeply of sack
Tuesday night and the stuff got the bulge
on him. The demoral;zed patriot was run
In and he viii languish for ten days.
Through some oversight cr careiessness
Schuize d Mcdonald, in closing their store
last night, neglected to bring in a rack of
canes which were left standing in front OF
the coor. Officer Simons rescued the
property and put them in McGrath's store
for safe keeping.
Last evening Max Fink, enc of our
Oldest German citizens, with his estimabIe
wife, celebrated their silver Wedding a:
their residence on Seventh street, on which
occasion their friends gathered in gooaIy
Numbers, and with the aid of the Great
Union band, had very pleasant time.
The coroner was called upon yesterday
to Investigate the cause of the death of a
nine months old Child il Wes. ST. Paul.
The inquiry quickly established the fact
that the death was accidental. aud. as a
matter Of course, burial certificate was
issued.
deed was placed on file yesterday from
Joseph A. Wheelock and Lydia F. Lun,, to
George c. Souirss conveying the south
eriy half OF lot 5, block 1, Hopkins ad-
a1tlon for $4,000; also deed from Claus.
M. Dlttman and Jas. c. Bettengen to J. R,
Nlcois and W. B. Dean, lot 1, block 2
Hopkins addition, $4,000.
Mrs. Weis is in peck of trouble, and
her trouble is all owing to an obstreperous
tenant named Mrs. Glenn. The former
came to the police court yesterday and
stated that Mrs. Glenn occupied her house
on Smith street, and that when called upon
to pay her rent she whipped her. A war
rant was issued for her arrest.
DSherif Richter was called upon last even
ing by the Concordia society, of which he
IS member, and also by the Great Union
band, both of which Organizations fur
nished some pleasant music, and expressed
their congratulations upon his supposed
election. 1t is possible that he NAV he
elected, but the votes are SO nearly equal
between him and his opponent, O'Gorman.
that it would be judicious to hold still
little.
Whatever may be the qualities of whisky
as an alleged promoter of good feeling. as
an adjunct to patriotism it is not suc-
cess. AT least it did not rebound to the
credit or welfare Of Thomas Dickson. who
is soldier by chance, and fighter by
nature. He loaded to the guards on. tan
g.efoot Tuesday, and went to the polls to
whoop her up for the boys, but when he
tried 10 run the whole machine himself
the Latter objected, and there was a rum
pus. Then Thomas was put in wagon
and brought to the tower. Yesterday he
went to the quay for thirty days
PERSONAL.
Mayor Miller of Ferrus EaIc :. a. +ho