Daily globe., 1883-10-30
CITY GLOBULES.

The plat oe McAllister park has gene On
record.
The Choral society had good rehearsal
last evening. and accomplished q good
deal.
The United States district court had a
brief session yesterday, lasting nearly ten
minutes.
Oscar Fallon, supposed to be arrested
for wife beating, was placed in the county
Jail last night.
Back pension claims to the amount of
$4,000 were received at the adjutant gen
erals Office yesterday.
The dramatic society Thalia held the
atricals followed by well attended ball at
Pfeifer hall last evening.
A while horse was found last night on
TIE street and placed in Hays stable, on
the Cocner Of Fourth and st. Peter streets
The friends of temperance will hold a
mo5;ipg at the cid court house on Tuesday
evening, Oct. 80, on business OF import
ance.
The contract for planting elms and
naples on Como avenue was let at the
meeting OF the board of public works yes
ter lay.
double team ran away on upper Sew
erth street, yesterday afternoon, and col
liding with another horse, injured him
pretty severely.
State Auditor Braden left the city last
evening to attend his last land sale for this
season, which is to be held at Breckenridge,
Wilkin county, to-day.
John Memo was arrested by Officer
Kennedy yesterday afternoon for larceny
from dwelling, the crime being com
mitted some two weeks ago.
Prof. D. L. Kiehle left Minneapolis for
Red Wing last evening where he will lee
ture before the teachers institute in ses-
sion at that place this evening.
The sales of two cent postage stamps
during the current month have exceeded
the sales of three cent stamps during
September to the amount of over $1,000.
The police discovered Mrs. Henry, di-
vorced woman about thirty years of sge,
helplessly drunk on a settee in Rice park
yesterday afternoon ard carried her to the
city hall.
Collector Bickel was summoned hastily
20 Huntington, Ind, yesterday on private
business Of importance, and was therefore
missed from his accustomed place in the
Custom house.
While the Seventh street bridge is build
ing, the citizens of Dayton's bluff have pc
titioned for stairs to get down to and UP
frCr, DnoIor,
across that stream.
The Republican central committee were
yesterday engaged in sending out 100000
copies OF Knute Nelson's Pelican Rapids
speech on behalf of Hubbard, printed in
Norsk language.
Edward Kiddy was arrested late last
night out on Mississippi street. He was
half-drunk, and very ugly. When cap
tured he was fourishing a revolver and
threatening to shoot some one.
Carl SiIlsa was arrested by Officer
Schafer yesterday for bastardy, and being
taken before the municipal court in the
afternoon, concluded to take care of the
girl and the baby, and promptly married
her.
Essery,the photographer, has very kindly
offered to take, free of charge, for the
Ramsey County Pioneer association,
view of the building No. 80 East Fourth
street, said to be the oldest house in st.
Paul.
Gen. Baker is pressing the matter of ad-
justment of the wheat freighting elevator
troubles on the Northern Pacific road in
this state, and is waiting the return of
Gen. Haupt to arrive at some satisfactory
settlement of this vsxed question.
The First and Fifth ward members of
the board of public works and the city en-
gineer and attorney are going to have
sit down with the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railway authorities and have
talk about rebuilding the Fifth street
bridge.
The counsel rested their cases in the
Fred Balou arson case at O'Clock last
evening and Judge Wilkin charges the jury
on the opening of the court this morning
Last evening opinion was very evenly di-
yidsd in the public mind. as to conviction
and acquittal.
The police want to scoop in a gang or
young rowdies who assemble on Sunday
afternoons on the corner of Twelfth and
Robert streets end generally force all foot
passengers off the sidewalk into the mud
dy road, indulging in the vilest and most
obscene language.
James Marsh, q boy who was hired by
DR.. Price, the dentist, to carry some stove
wood up from the sidewalk into his rooms
yesterday, got tired of going down stairs
empty handed and appropriated copper
globe worth about $5 belonging to his en-
ployer, and on the latter's complain Of
fcer O'Keefe landed him at the city hall.
The board of public works discussed
yesterday at their session the unprovoked,
uncalled for, untrue and uncanny attack
of the little lying Dispatch upon Mr.. Peters
in Fridays issue, oritieising his official &C
ton in the board In relation to the grad
ing of Dakota street in West st. Paul and