Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-21
CITY GLOBULES.

Some OF the EdSler eggs Oh SAHIO1t4OA
look as though they had been picked too
1ipe
The work of setting an iron fence around
the United States building has been COM
menced.
n. Peterson paid ten bills to the city
yesterday for the privilege of polishing
off i. Johnson.
Mr. Geo. ". Lamson has contributed a
number of books to the workhouse for |
Sunday reading.
dog fight on Wabashaw street near
Fourth attracted the usual crowd yester-
terday afternoon.
Joseph Hlawa was up yesterday charged
with assaulting May Piche. The hearing
will take place to-day.
Pat Mcclure, an old-time lunch fend,
was sent over for thirty days yesterday on
the charge of vagrancy.
Mrs. DR.. Mintzer called at the city hall |
yesterday and reported two Of her cows
stolen during Monday night.
City AttorneyW. P. Murray has contrib
uted twenty five books and a number of
periodicals to the workhouse.
The batch of foreign mail is On the
rapid increase daily at the rooms of the
commissioner of immigration.
The adjutant general has received the
resignation of Capt. Geo. W. Boynton of
the Fergus Falls Military company.
No. steamer is out of service and will
continue so for q couple of days to allow
of some repairs to the running gear.
A stupid looking German, named Hen
rich, was arrested yesterday afternoon on
the charge of stealing wood from railroad
cars.
Mr.. P. Conley has purchased Doves
restaurant and billiard hall at bridge
sqUare,which hs will conduct in frst-class
manner.
J. c. Young, the freight conductor,
charged with the larceny OF q suit OF cloth
ing, was on yesterday sentenced by Judge
Burr to ninety days in the workhouse.
4 decision was rendered By Judge VIII
kin yesterday, denying the motion for
new trial in the case of Horace T. Smith
VS.. the st. Paul City Railway company.
A deed went on record yesterday from
Robert A. Smith to j. L. Forepaugh, con-
veying lot and the west half of lot Z.
block %, of Kittson's addition, for 49,,
800.
III. Snider got badly budged Monday
night and proceeded to take off his cloth
ing preparatory to retiring on the soft side
of the sidewalk. Yesterday ne went out
for ten days.
A large woman. pretty far along On the
way TO intoxication,w was found last evening
in the ladies' waiting room at the Metro
politan. When the officer took her into
custody he found she had a big bottle of
whisky in her pocket. She was locked up.
The projectors of the new German
morning daily, the Presse, have rented of
fees over the store of E. Albrecht,near the
corner Of Third and Cedar streets, and
will at once begin to fit them up with the
necessary material for the publication of
the journal.
Among the real estate sales yesterday
was that ofsa house and lot on Laurel ave-
nue., near the Webster school, to Mr.. B. B.
Herbert, one of the proprietors and editors
of the Red Wing Republican. 1t is under
stood Mr.. Herbert made the purchase for
his own use, he having made arrangements
for removing to this city.
Two fellows who gave their names as
Frank Collins and George circuit were ar
rested last evening about II o'clock at the
Minnesota house, on suspicion of being
the two that 'held up' that man and
robbed him Monday night on Broadway.
The officer thinks the men answer the de-
scription very fully.
A telephone message came down from
Minneapolis last night, informing the
police that man had "held up citizen
of that place for gold watch, a diamond
pin and other valuables, and requesting
the police here to look out for the fellow
on the o'clock train. 1t was too late,
however, as the train was in.
Assistant Fire Marshal Shea, of the fire
department, Chicago, arrived in st. Paul
yesterday and made a cursory inspection
of several of the engine houses. 1t is I'M
derstood that Mr.. Shea, would be willing
to devote his time and talents in the inter
est of the department of st. Paul provid-
ing the object is made great enough.
The gentlemen who were robbed of S43
and $50 respectively on Robert street Sat-
urday night, their room being entered by
some one, desire to emphatcally contra
dict the statement that they suspected a
woman occupying an adjacent room of
being the culprit. They desire to make
this statement as an act of justice to an
innocent party.
Gov. Hubbard has appointed A. M. Rad
cliff, of this city, supervising architect of
the permanent Improvements of the Min
nesota state prison, under the act of the
late legislature making appropriations for
that purpose as follows: For 1883, $4,000;
for 1884, $4,000, and annually for eight
years thereafter, 100000. The selection of
Mr.. Radclif will give very general salts
faction.
Mr.. Otto Whiting, the great bird fancier,
and importer of sweet warblers of the
feathered tribe, now sojourning in ST..
Paul, was on board the steamship Nara
gansett when it was run into and sunk in
mid ocean by the Ston1ngton, and by
which 175 lives were lost. Mr.. Whiting,
who is an old seaman, besides being one
Of The best judges of birds in the world,
distinguished himself on this occasion by