Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-03
CITY GLOBULES.

A deed was filed yesterday by W. A.
Somers ct al, conveying to the West Side
Land and Cottage company about 125 lots
in Bells addition for $4,000.
Owen Murphy was taxed ten bills and
put under bonds to keep the peace yester-
day, because he whipped his wife.
Mrs. c. Bryant and husband have sold
twenty-one lots in Bryant's addition to st.
Paul to Franklin Wheeler, Tor $S,4O0.
The case of Bibbins & Martin, charged
with keeping gambling house, was con-
tinued yesterday to the 14thiinst.at P. m.
The st. Paul Ideals added charm to
the military fair at Armory hall last
night by singing two songs in superb
style.
The Market hall bell gave out two or
three extra sounds about 8 o'clock last
night but it was all for naught. 1t was one
of those old mistakes.
Geo. Benz received news yesterday of the
death of his aged mother, which occurred
at Asthopen, Germany. She was in her
eighty-third year and died from her ad-
Yanced age.
Mayor Rice has completed sealed COM
munication to the council, in which the
immediate necessity of removing public
Headquarters to the market house building
is urged and recommended.
The Esmeralda theatrical troupe were
showed IN so that 1t could not meet its en-
gagement ia st. Paul. All having pur-
chased tickets can obtain their money back
by calling at the box Office.
A wretch named Ed Dunn, went home
drunk the other night, and when taken to
task by his wife, he hit her with tea cup
and brandished knife at her. He went
to the bastiIe for thirty days.
There was recorded in the office of the
city treasurer yesterday one of the smallest
deals on record The record read ''the
last seven-eighths of an inch of the west
one-half of lot 2, block "a, ST. Paul
proper"
Prof G. M Boutelle, Winona Normal
school, and Prof. T.G. McCleary, Mankato
Normal school, state institute teachers,
were in consultation yesterday with Prof.
Kiehle in reference to institute work the
coming summer and fall.
The case of John Murphy, the promis
ing blade who wailoped his step-mother,
came up for hearing in the police eeEFt
yesterday morning, The youth was fnef
$50 and during the day his friends put Up
the coin and he was released.
Four DRINKS and three women beaters
were disposed of By Judge Burr yesterday.
A great share of the misery of life is
same time st. Panl needs whipping post
for misereant women heaters.
A railroad man, named A. Buckley, was
before the court yesterday charged with
resisting Special Officer Gibbons. He was
found proving around the union depot
yard, and when accosted he showed tighF.
He will languish for ten days.
Yesterday the mayor received postal
card from a resident of Chicago, named
John Hynes, inquiring for brother who
has resided IN st. Paul for ten years. The
inquirer's address is No. ga West Wash
ington street, Chicago, where information
should be directed.
The friends of Mr.. Benjamin Eales, an
engineer residing at No. 161 West Sixth
street, are greatly alarmed over his sudden
disappearance from home. He left the
house about 4 O'Clock Thursday afternoon,
and up to last night no trace could be
found to his whereabouts.
The committee on streets, Of the council,
met last night and passed upon number
g 1 he
REPEATING of Somers & Lineau's addition
to the Sixth ward, and favorable report
will be sent IN. The matter of paving
Fourth street also came up, but no definite
action was taken.
He gave the name of John Williams and
he wanted beer or blood. About noon he
went into the Tyrolean hall on West Third
street and commanded the barkeeper to
set up the beer. Being drunk the bever-
age was refused when he pulled gun and
threatened to blow up the ranch. He was
snatched to the tower by Capt. Clark and
Detective O'Connor.
The Northwestern Chronicle, of this city
in its issue this week begins the publica-
ton of the full text of Bishop Ireland's
able lecture upon 'The Evil of the Day
Intemperapce," delivered at Music hall.
Chicago, Jan. II. The concluding portion
of the lecture will appear in the issue OF
the Chronicle next week.
Col c. S. Uline, formerly of st. Paul
but now of Creel City, is in town Oreel
City is on the shore of Devils lake, Dako-
ia, and is destined to be the greatest city
in the Northwest. The colonel has taken
up his claim out there, and made it his
home for year or more. ae IS building
out there and in the spring viii move his
family out.
A report obtained circulation several
days ago to the sfect that Col William
Leip, of the International, was seriously Ill
with pneumonia. While he has been sui
fering somewhat severely from bronchial
difficulty, his illness has not besa as bad al
reported. He is nov up ana doing almost
as lively as ever, and IN few days VII bt
greeting his friends as of yore.