Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-21
CITY GLOBULES.

Another infant case was before the spe-
cial term of the district court yesterday.
Prof. D. L. Kiehle has gone to Zumbro-
ia, where he will lecture before teachers
institute on Monday evening.
The district court yesterday awarded
Adolph Scherman ct al. a judgment of
$1,9O7.94 against Miller W. Smith.
The police found wire book, or music
stand yesterday, in the Fourth street tun-
mel. The owner can get it by calling at
the City hall.
Prof. J. Piper, who has been engaged in
working teachers institutes in this state
for several weeks past, left this city last
evening for Chicago.
On motion of Otto Kuepper, Esq, John
G. Ballit was admitted to practice in the
courts of Minnesota at a session of the
district court yesterday.
A water main burst about night o'clock
last night at the junction of Third and
Washington streets, and the water flowed
down the latter street in young torrent.
call is made this morning for the
Catholic Mutual Benevolent society to par
ticipate in the dedication of st. Michaers
church. Assemble at 9 o'clock, corner of
Sixth and st. Peter streets.
John Nolan and Frank Lemise have
filed liens for labor on the Northern Pa
eifc railroad for unpaid bills due them by
contractors, John W. Doherty Son, with
the secretary of state, for $3.50 and 1860
respectively.
That chimney sweep with howl and a
song emerged from Wahashaw street
chimney yesterday afternoon and sstonish-
ed crowd of spectators by jumping out
upon the roof and dancing over it with the
abandon of an English sparrow.
The committee on claims Of the council
held meeting yesterday afternoon and
transacted large amount of routine bust
ness. The only special matter passed
upon was the claim of John Butler for ST.
300 extras on his contract for constructing
sewer On Seventh street.
Mr.. O'Leary had his horse hitched in
front of his place of business on Tenth
street last night, but when he went out to
get it the animal had disappeared.
Whether it was stolen, or borrowed, or
strayed away is the question. The police
were looking for the animal but found it
not.
The plat commissioners had before them
yesterday the plat of RamaIay's park at
White Bear Lake, being in q of s W Il
of section II, and the N WI Of NJ Il
and lots 1 and 3, section %, township 30,
range %, divided into thirty -four blocks
in all containing 564 lots, and approved
the same.
The jury in the case of John Carr, tried
in the United States district court on the
charge Of counterfeiting, brought in YER
dict yesterday of guilty, and Judge Nelson
sentenced him to two years in the peniten-
tiary. Fred Moot, indicted as an accessory,
was sentenced to thirteen months in the
penitentiary.
There was large and pleasant gather
ing at Turner hall last evening at the
Harvest Home festival and ball given by
the German Agricultural society of Ram
sey county, the music platform being pro-
fusely decorated with eyergreens, and
STEMS First Regiment band discoursing
therefrom the choicest music.
Teachers Institutes commence their ses-
sion tomorrow ss follows: For Traverse
county at Browns Valley, T. a. Kirk, con-
ductor and s. s. Parr assistant; for Pope
county, at Glenwood, T. j. Gray conductor
and s. s. Parr assistant; for Goodhue
county at Zumbrota, j. j. McCleary con-
ductor and A, A. Engstrom assistant.
That gay old chimney sweep with strip
ped pants and mask that has been around
the city 30 long, singing his chimney sweep
songs on the top of our rallest chiInneys,
was arrested last night and locked up for
wearing mask on the streets and refus-
ing to take it off when ordered to do so
by the police. He had $25 in his ragged
clothes and left them as security for his
appearance.
The suit of Allen, Noon & Co., and j. F /.
Erickson vs. the Minnesota Central Con-
struction company for extra work on con-
| tract the amount of $4,000 or thereaboutE
| was still being heard as to testimony when
the district court adjourned late yesterday
afternoon. It will probably be given to
| the jury on Monday and the criminal doc
ket will be called and the criminal trials
will be taken up.
John Carlton, one of the most pitiable-
looking OLD tramps, was picked up by Of
| ficer Calvin half frozen near Bass grocery
store on Seventh street hill at midnight
yesterday, brought into the city hall and
permitted to couch by the stove. Both
feet had been frozen off in previous en-
counter with the weather. and he toddled
along on the stumps OF his legs which were
padded with mass of old rags.
Gen. Mark D. Flower, secretary of tn,
Republican state central committee, hav
ing appointed the Ramsey county com
mittee, consisting of Sanford Newell, Fl
B. Willis, George R. Morton, n. Bernard
Peter Bohland, W. 81. Lightner, Frank A
Scott, Robert Espry, NJ. ]. Bell and A. N
Nelson, they held meeting yesterday af
ternoon at the state capitol and organized
by the choice of Sanford Newell as chair
man and Frank A. Scott as secretary.
A Life Saving Present.
Mr. NJ. E. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan saved
his life by simple Trial bottle of DIR. King
New Discovery for Consumption, which cause'
him to procure large bottle that completed.
cured him, when doctors, change OF climate
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