Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-02

shifting 5oulh6rly.
cs1y GLoBULEs.
There we're 373 dodgers in the hotel de-
tramp in November.
Sheriff O'Gorman landed Fred. Rowley
and James Shea at Saltwater yesterday.
Fire alarm poles are being put up on
Fifth street from Wabashaw to jackson
street.
A decree Of dismissal was entered by
Judge Nelson yesterday in the case Of
Sarah ", Jones against Matilda Van Do
zen.
Billiard rooms are being opened ON
Wabashaw street in what we're formerly
used as dining rooms, next door to st.
Louis church.
Max Ebert filed a suit for judgment for
$3.50 in the district court yesterday against
the St. Paul Academy Of Natural science
for rent of room in Eiber's block.
Sheriff Geo. Davis, of Wright county,
passed through the city yesterday with
Michael Carr, under sentence of two and
one-half years in the Saltwater prison for
larceny.
The city employees were paid their No.
vember salaries yesterday, the amount re-
ceived being $4,000. The school marms
were also paid their November stipends,
amounting in all to $4,000.
All tho total abstinence societies of
Ramsey county will meet this Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock p. m. at Crusaders
hall, Websshaw and Sixth streets. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
An immense steam tubular boiler in
course of transportation on wagon wheels
was left on Wabashaw street near the cor
ner of Fifth last evening, it not being
considered safe to move it further after
night set in.
The condition of j. Irwin, the unfortu-
nate man who fell into pit at elevator B
Friday night and had his limbs mangled,
is very critical. DR.. Aucker, who hes the
case in charge, expresses the fear that
both legs will have to be amputated.
During advent Rt. Rev. Bishop Ireland
will deliver at the cathedral at 7:3O p. m.
Sunday evenings, q series of four,sermors
on the Religious Revolution of the 10th
Century The first of the course this
evening will be on 'Martin Luther"
% The condition of Ellen Kelly, the young
girl who destroyed her infant, was not i'm
proved yesterday and the poor creature is
greatly distressed in buth mind and body,
1t is now clearly established that the young
man who caused her downfall is Michael
Connors, the son of farmer living near
Belle Plane.
Parties broke into side window of
John Lslly's house in the rear of his sa-
loon, near the Mississippi street bridge, at
80 last evening, and distracted $3.50 from
bureau drawer. He was at the city hall
at 10 O'Clock last night, making known his
loss and endeavoring to give the officers
some clue to the rascals.
ClDr. Hoyt, the county physician, has re-
Gently made O personal inspection of the
sewer system of st. Paul and his report is
most favorable. He states that the sewer
age of the city is in first class condition
and that the trumped up accounts of bad
drainage, foul air, ETC., of an unreliable
St. Paul daily, are mere humbug.
Yesterday City Clerk Prendergast re-
ceived photograph from Hon. Edmund
AsASSs WIZ 40 Oh O NioAe w AdS voS6Ss NOW
Mexico. 1t represents party of tourists
astride of Mexican mustang ponies, prom
inent among which looms the stalwart fig
ure of our ex-mayor, Mr.. Rice, the photo
being faithful likeness of the original.
There were a number of men engaged
In drunken street ARRAY in front of
Montgomery's saloon on jackson street
between 81 and 10 o'clock last night, in
hicting wounds with fists and beer mugs.
Of these the officers captured Paul Webbey
and George Wilder, the latter having a
newly-ralsed Indian mound as large as a |
pomegranite under his right eye.
Postmaster Day received communica-
ton yesterday from the first assistant |
postmaster of the department. at Wash
ington, in which rule is formulated to
the effect that all blank books PASSING |
through the mails shall be rated as mer-
chandise or fourth class matter. This |
merely sustains the decision of DR.. Day in |
the controversy with the st. Paul Book and |
Stationery company, in which the latter
appealed from his decision TO the author |
tiles at Washington.
The danger of making love through the |
telephone vas illustrated one night last
week when an employs of the city engin-
GERS Office called up down town concern |
and asked his girl to meet him at O'Clock,
he young lady being an employs of |
the store. 1t happened that the only |
man on deck was the watch man, who an
swered the call, and answered in a falsetto /
"all right" He gave the snap away and
the young man with the burnsides ia now
setting 'em up.
the only case before hizzoner at the
police court yesterday was that of Dora /
Brown, who was arrested on Friday night |
in a beastly state of intoxication. When |
arraignsd before the court yesterday she !