Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-19
CITX GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The Manitoba shop boys had ball at
Pfelfer's hall last night.
Bishop Ireland will speak at the meet
ing of the Crusaders at Pfeifer's hall this
evening.
A large lot of evergreen trees for Christ
mas are on sale On the Seventh street side
of the Market house.
The committee en- ways and means of
the county board, are engaged in checking
upsthe years business.
The case of James B. Close against the
Amazon Insurance company for 1888 has
been transferred to the United States Cir
cult court.
Seventy five pounds of Brazil nuts were
stolen from the front of Webster Smiths
store, corner Sixth and jackson streets,
last evening.
The transom window over the door of
The state examiners room at the state cap
itol fell with a loud crash yesterday after
noon, breaking the glass into smithereens.
Jgst to see what use q name, be it either
high or low, can be put to one of the ST.
Paul draymen having a stand on court
hoG@e square has his horse named "Gree-
ley.''
That is cold job OF an itinerant street
wonder, who by kerosene torch is selling
wrestling pugilists which he dances on a
board with thread IN the street at fifteen
cents the pair.
An inebriate chap, named Caimunee,
was caught raising frst-eass disturb
ance in a street car at 1880 last evening by
Officer Mcbride ana was promptly shot
into Inc calaboose.
A decree of dismissal was rendered by
.yaaqs &oCregyJ, Is the Uaited States court
7estgrasg, in the case of the Chicago, Mil
waukee 81 St. Paul Railroad company
against Levi NJ. Stewart.
state teachar's institute opened to-day
at Hastings, which will be conducted
by S. S. Parr, and before which Prof. ID.
l.. Kiehie, and President Shepard OF WI
uona, will deliver lectures.
Smith W. Gray, O. Brainerd, was bfoughs
j-S1 De-, lac United States dep
uty marshal yesterday, on ssss charge
of cutting timber from government land.
His'trial will take place to-day.
The safe belonging to Petit & Co., the
jewellers, who were burned out in the re-
cent fire at the Drake building, has been
ecovered from the ruins and the contents,
alued at $4,000, we're found intact.
Garfield Post, G. A. R., has issued in
vitations to comrades and their families
to attend their socisble to be given at Sci
bert's hall on Seventh street tomorrow
evening. A pleasurable time Is antici-
pated.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Smith found
little four-year- old fodder on east Third
street almost dead from the effects of the
cold He was taken into e store and thawed
out when it was ascertalned that his Pc
rents resided on Pine street. He was
landed safely home.
Since Monday night another young son
of City Engineer Soners fell victim to
diphtberia, and Register of Deeds Chas.
II. Lineau mourns the loss of his eight
year old SON In addition to these several
sufferers were reported yesterday as lying
at tbs point of death.
Adjutant General Hawley received the
resignation yesterday of Capt. John Sim
mons, of Company K. Minnesota National
Guards, of Little Falls. Lieutenant Clyde
of this company, it will be remembered,
was seriously injured in the sham battle
at the New Ulm encampment.
The new courthouse commission made
another effort to hold meeting yesterday
but as on the former occasion there was
N -, oh of
Bigeiow, who is confined to his residence
by illness. The members dispersed, sub
iect to the call of the chairman.
W.D. Fargo, insurance sdjuster of tht
western department of the United States
branch of the Sun Fire Office, London, ar
rived in st. Paul yesterday, and is await
ing the arrival OF the other adiustsrs
when the policies on the Drake building
recently burned, Will DE equalized.
The management of the Grand will is
sue circular appropriate to the coming
HOLIDAYS, announcing their attraction es
pecieiiy engaged for Christmas dates. tn
Mestay er's Tourists Specially company
under the management of Mr.. E. G
Brown. They give very pleasing an
merry entertainment.
Yesterday Judge McCrsry and jury
in the United States circuit court, took u
che case of Timothy Collins against Thorn
as l.. Davidson, in which action wa
brought for SIC. 900 damages. The plant
if is the administrator of the estate OF
deceased relative who was run down ant
drowned by the steamer Centennial, Will
in a skiff on the river in June, 1881.
VIM. De Frunchy fled suit in til
district court yesterday morning againi
Anna E. Rice for damaging his propert
on the corner of Fifth and Jackson street
40 the amount of $1,000. The complain