Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-14
CITY GLOBULES.
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his residence on Washington street.
Mr.. James G. Donnelly returned from his |
eastern trip Yesterday. He reports No excellent |
time.
Fl. McGregor, who raised a row in the city |
hospital Sunday, was sent to Jail Yesterday for |
ten days.
The Market hall bell, is now supposed to be
all right. A heavier striker was put In posi-
tion yesterday
1t cost c. Poison and w. Peterson just five
bills each for their little picnic Sunday. They
paid it and swore of.
In the matter of the assignment OF Finkel-
stein & Co., claim of the Milwaukee Chair
company. Memorandum filed.
Judgment was rendered yesterday IN the
case of w. II. Segler vs.. Jacob Hoffman, for
the plaintiff in the sum of $101.95.
L. B. Murray, who was convicted OF larceny
short time ago, was removed from the Jail to
to the city hospital, yesterday, In serious
condition.
DR.. Davenport, who has been confined to
his room for several weeks with severe and
painful illness, is better and will probably be
out in few days.
Joseph WEIGH filled up Sunday with beer and
free lunch, but will not repeat it for the next
ten days. He can be found at the county jail.
Visiting days Thursday and Sunday.
Judge Brill, yesterday rendered decision in
the case of jeremiah Mccarthy VS.. J. M.
Corley, oyerruling demurrer with leave for the
plaintiff TO reply within the next ten days.
Among the real estate transfers filed at the
Office of the register of deeds yesterday was
lot 4, block 2, Hoffman avenue, from Charles
E. Flandrau to John 7. Averill, for $4,000
The members of the Hess Opera Troupe re-
turned to st. Paul after their engagement at
Minneapolis, and left for saltwater at 12:45.
After playing at Saltwater they will go to
Dubuque.
The office of the clerk OF the district court
is undergoing a complete renovation. The
old desks have been removed and new ones
will take their place to-day. The floor will be
covered with cocOannt mating.
Mike Rafferty, was enjoying a drunken
snooze on the steps of city treasurer's office
last night, when he was given the big jump
for the tower. He says next time he gets
full he will steer clear of any place so near
home.
Officer Gibbons run in a boy of probably
sixteen summers. paralyzed drunk, last even
ing. He was evidently contemplating rous-
ing good time, for ne was healed with an extra
supply in quart bottle which was found in
his pocket.
II. G.. Curry an employee of the r. P. black
ened the optics of stranger at the Turner's
ball last evening and for his pains was given
the collar for the city hall. Both the black
ened and the blacker will be before his honor
this morning. Admission free.
J. Jennings, who represented himself to be
clergyman a1d nephew of Lord Jennings,
of England, was before the court yesterday for
INDUCING too freely in st. Paul tanglefoot
Sunday. Being his first appearance in court
and upon his promise that 1t would be his
last, he was discharged.
Two years ago Mother Gibson, of Robert
street, was robbed and for the same J. Coyne
was wanted but he skipped, thinking the af-
fair had blown over, he returned but was sadly
mistaken for he was cOllared as soon as he
struck the town. He was arraigned yesterday
morning and his case continued to the 18th
inst.
The Minnie Palmer troupe left at ( o'clock
yesterday morning for Dubuque. To avoid
being routed out OF bed at hotel at 8 o'clock
in the morning the members were furnished
with sleeping car by the Milwaukee, Chica-
go q st. Paul road, and sleeping all night
started off in the morning at 4 O'Clock with
outknowing anything about it.
Officer Fitzpatrick arrested tramp on the
corner of Seventh and Jackson streets, last
night, OVERLOOKING with bad whisky. He was
engaged in giving concert on the corner,
70 10 0f no 1aw pit IL.
zens. Judge Burr will tell him this morning
what it costs to give open air concerts without
a license.
J.. Cell and W. Hiner got full Sunday and
were celebrating Christmas, Fourth of July
and all other holidays at one time, but when
they had their choice between presenting the
court with ten bills each or board with the
sheriff for like number of days, they de-
cided to do the former, and with great reluc-
fancy shelled cut.
]. A. Mitchell, will not bother his landlady
for the next ten days, for he finds entertain
ment at the sheriff's castle. Mitchell got
chuck full Sunday night and because she would
not give him his trunk, before his board bill
was paid, concluded to tear down the fence in
front of the house, but was checked by the
noble buffalo coat and siy-cornered star wearer
on duty.
Officer Lynch arresteda Swede on the corner
Of Fifth and Minnesota yesterday afternoon,
overlooking wi9h the elegant turpentine they
furnish in that locality. He fought like a
mailman and succeeded in placing an optic OF
the preserver of the peace in deep mourning
by letting his foot come In contact with It,
He was run in with little assistance and will
be held accountable this morning
Officer Dirtler arrested two little girl rag
pickers yesterday afternoon for breaking into
the old telegraph Office at the foot of Jackson
street and stealing small valise and contents.
They gave their names as Annie
Smith and Josie Wheatler, living near
the Seventh street bridge. They spent
the night In House of the Good Shepherd and
will be taken before the court this morning.
Their parents will also be required to appear
and general investigation will take place.
Articles Of incorporation of the Minnesota
Mutual Accident and Railway Relief associa-
ton, headquarters Minneapolis, were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
management Of the association is vested in a
board of directors of five members of each
division organized under its provisions, from
whom the officers shall be elected. Articles
were also filed of the Safety Electric Light
company of Minneapolis. The capital stock
is $250.000 divided into five Thousand shares