Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-01
CITY GLOBULEs.


The school teachers will be paid to-day
During November there were twenty
seven alarms of fire.
There we're $50 certificates of marriage
issued By District Court Clerk Bell las
month
Adjutant General Hawlsy received
$1,000 back pension yesterday for ST
Paul veteran.
Up to last night the sale of seats for tn
engagement of the Boston Ideals amounted
to over $4,000.
Judge McOrory will sit with Judge Mel
son at the opening of the United States
court on the 10th inst.
The salaries paid by the board of educa
lion for November amount to S12,1OO. 80
The employees number 1876.
Col W. Il. II. Taylor received yesterday
the twenty ninth volume of the Kansa;
heports as an addition to the state library.
p. 4. Kavanagh, the auctioneer, sold
two lots at thd junction of Goodrich av.
enue and Leech street yesterday fol
$500.
Judge Brill will hold special term OF
court at 10 o'clock this morning in the
court room in which the late jury trials
we're held.
Tbs first social assembly of the Irish
Rifles was held at Pfeifer hall last evening
the First regiment band sur-
nishing music.
reports were current in the city yester-
day that there there was more wheat COM
ing into Duluth than the elevators there
could care for.
The sale of seats for the engagement of
fhe Boston Ideals next week continues
large, hut few good seats remain which
may be had by applying early.
Nels Olson was adiudged insane at an
examination at the probate court yester-
day and taken to st. Peter by Deputy
Sheriff Cluett late in the afternoon.
Tho Boston Ideal Opera company give
eight performances &C the Opera house
next week and produce seven operas. The
only opera repeated is Girofe- Girofla.
One of the police officers picked up last
evening dark brown horse with collar
marks on its breast and sides, and placed
il in the stables at 343 Exchange street.
.Sudge Wilkin, after passing sentence on
several prisoners yesterday, adjourned his
court to next Tuesday morning when
Others will probably come up for SEN
tepce.
The dedication of the chapel of the
Ascension, West st. Paul, will take place
on Sonday next, at $3.50 p. M, on which
occasion DR.. Gilbert, of Christ church, will
preach.
Charles Tautker's saloon, corner st. Pc
Ter end Exchange streets, was broken into
or Thursday night by the breaking in of a
back door and SO in small change and a
lot OF cigars stolen.
The st. Paul Ideals had over 700 people
at their concert at Duluth on Thanksgiving
night, and we're accredited as having given
the best entertainment occurring in that
city the present season.
Judges Wilkin and Brill heard yesterday
the motion argued for new trial
in the case of F. y. Jenette, the mute,
found guilty of larceny, aud took the mat
ter under consideration.
The vultures on the rotten twilight dip
are never so happy as when they revel in
ilth. Vide the disgusting headlines over
two days old item in last nights issue.
And this is called enterprise.
Mr.. G. A. CARAT, organist, leaves town
this morning for Red Wing, to pass judg-
meut upon two-manual organ recently
built aud placed there by Steer i Turner,
organ builders, Worcester, Mass.
George Font, of Otter Tail county,
indicted at the June term of the United
States district court for selling liquor to
Indians, wss before Judge Nelson yester-
day or bench warrant and fined 500.
There was heavy quantity of hay and
straw brought into the city yesterday and
the regular market on Cedar street be-
tween Seventh and Fifth stopped over in
every direction upon the streets adjoin
ing.
Three dead beats were on the rounds in
the German saloons on ST. Peter sud Fort
streets, in search of liquids and fights on
Thanksgiving night, and for breaking
Ni0No"s IL one Vi tue0 papers ara 20 De
issued for their arrest.
Clara H. Richardson, who was granted a
decree of divorces in the district court on
the 27th with the right to resume her mai
den name, Clara Il. Barber, was one of the
proposed contracting parties in q marriage
certificate taken out on the 2Sth, and pro-
poses to try marital life again with Theron
j. Dyke, who is barber by profession.
young woman quite well dressed and
emily about twenty five years of age
ID By an officer early last evening
derchants in so intoxicated a
1t she could not tell her name. On