Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-25
CITY GLOBULES.

George Stahlm2n VINO IeIt tAe Guy quIU0
suddenly some months ago returned yes
terday.
The committee on schools of the board
of education held star chamber session
last night.
DR.. Dana gives his fourth discourse to-
night Oh Pilgrims Progress, subject, "The
Hill of Difficulty"
A warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest of John and Martin Keogh, charged
with disorderly conduct.
The fcetis found in a cigar box in the
lumber yard on Sixth near Cedar street
was inferred yesterday.
Kittie Edwards swore out warrant yes
terday for the arrest of Margaret Thoren
on the charge of larceny of dress pat
tern.
Rev. J. Marvin, by request, will preach
in the Jewish synagogue next Sunday,
March 4, at 1870 o'clock q. N. All are
invited.
Thos. Ryan, L. NJ. Hastings, &c. Bryant,
E.A. Gaggard and Joseph F. Mackey were
Yesterday admitted to practice in the
courts of the state of Minnesota.
The st. Paul mechanics warn all associ-
ates to keep away from Winnipeg, where
there is a strike of the mechanics en-
ploped on the Canadian Pacific railway.
The only real offender before the court
yesterday was John Lynch, who was waltzed
in beastly drunk. Having just completed
a term in the workhouse, he was sent back
again for five days.
The eminent good order that prevails in
st. Paul is illustrated from the fact that
for the forty-eight hours ending yesterday
morning, the police only made one arrest
and this was for simple drunkenness.
The plat commission met yesterday
afternoon, and approved the plat of
Stevens Encouragement of lots 1, II and
10, of Rice's Encouragement of lots 1 to
10, block r. Dayton & Irvine's addition to
st. Paul.
Yesterday afternoon a drunken hoodlum
threw stick of wood at the front of
McQuillars new block on corner of Fourth
street, which broke one of the $50 plate
glass windows. Officer Murphy yanked
him to the tower.
The X. L. society meets Monday even
ing, the 26th inst, with Mrs. DR.. Higbee.
The evening will be given to 'Florence.
It's Art and Historic Features" and will be
supplemented by some choicei nstru-
mental and vocal music.
AS only one arrest was made Friday
night, Station Keeper Brewer thought it
would be d good scheme to run a few
chronic tramps over, Nine old FOUNDERS
were selected from the dodgers and six of
the batch were sent to the workhouse.
Mr. Hugh Donnelly has received letter
from William Donnelly, of No. 233 west
Madison street, Chicago, inquiring for in
formation concerning his brother, Daniel
Donnelly, who came to st. Paul IN 1858,
and purchased two hundred acres Of land
somewhere in the state.
About 1890 o'clock yesterd day afternoon
fire was discovered in the sleeping apart
ment of Mr.. Andrew Lauer, ever the saloon
No. 80 Wabashaw street. The fire caught
in the bedding and started from sparks
from the stove. 1t was put out by private
effort and the bed and bedding were dam
aged.
The question has been asked where do
the tramps go when released from the
workhouse, and having conveyed them out
does the city treat them to a ride back
again. 1t may be stated that after serving
their time they are shown to the door, and
made to shift for themselves, and as rule
they generally tramp back to the city
again, even though the walking between
ST. Paul and Como is not first class.
One million brick have been contracted
for to commence the machine shop build
ings at Livingston, and Col. Lamborn,
land commissioner, has withdrawn one
hundred and twenty five (I25) lots from
sale on which houses will at once be built
for the employees. THE means big boom
for Livingston, and is but the commence
ment of the great works that are to be
built by the Northern Pacific company.
The National Building and Loan society
has been organized, with the following
officers and directors: VIM. Bickel, presi-
den j. G. Shandrew, vice-president; E. j.
Meier, treasurer; E. T. Williams, secretary;
FIR. F. Wilder, attorney; E. Good, F. Rich
ter, V. Berggren. H. Wedelstadt, VIM.
Berlandi, Jas. King, A. Bassford, j. H.
Reimers, Daniel Mullen, ST., directors.
First regular meeting. third Monday in