Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-21
CITY GLOBULES.

The number of liquor licenses rolled up
on yesterday to 2S5.
Clerk Fairchild of the municipal court
Is expected home from his Eastern trip to-
day.
All The trains were late yesterday, and as
the snow blockade continues, there is a
prospect Of very light mails.
The young son of Mr.. ]. o. Vervais, of
the abstract Office, will be baptized to-day,
receiving the name of James Albert.
The plat commission met yesterday and
approved Otis Encouragement of lots to
II, block 81, of Dayton & Iryine's addi-
ton.
The case of Dennis Sullivan, charged
with making an assault with deadly weapon
on one Marsh, was called yesterday and
continued a week.
c. Proal, Esq, an old and esteemed citi-
zen, and for many years prominent mer-
chant is dead The funeral will take place
at II a. m. Tuesday.
A. c. Lankerd erected a mansard roof
on the pericranium of his enemy and this
brought him before hizzoner. The hearing
viii take place tomorrow.
John H. Miller died in Chicago on Fri
day, Jan. 10, aged torty-four years. He
was brother of H. II. and Matthias Miller
the wholesale tobacconists Of this city.
The st. Paul Bar association met in the
district court room yesterday afternoon
but in the absence of a full representation,
an adjournment was taken to next Satur-
day.
State Treasurer Kittelson and Clerk of
the Court Nichols moved into their re
spective Offices in the new capitol yester-
day State Auditor Braden will move
Monday.
Officer Simons on yesterday swore out a
warrant for the arrest of John OBrien
O'Brien is the snoozer who resisted the
officer and got away in East st. Paul a
few nights ago.
Margaret McCauley, and a former
boarder named Clara Carlin, had a rumpus
about room rent and the boarder got the
worst of it. She had Margaret arrested
for assault and the court imposed fine of
so.
decree of divorce was rendered by
Judge Simons yesterday in the case OF
Ellen Galloway VS.. Chas. L. Galloway. The
action was brought by Mr.. j. N. Rogers on
the grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
ment.
The attention of the engineer is called to
the condition of the Seventh street bridge
The large body of snow that has found a
lodgment upon the structure, it is claimed
renders it unsafe, while the deep ridges in
the snow make it almost impossible.
Albert Jeffries is good enough when So
Der, but when loaded with tanglefoot the
beast gets the better of him and he walIops
his wife, who is comely, SHOCKING
little body Albert was up for indulging
the pastime yesterday, and in addition to
fine of $40, he gave 5000 bonds to keep
the peace.
On Friday man giving the name of
Charles Breslauer was arraigned in the
municipal court for stealing a coat on
Seventh street. The man may have as
sumed the name, but it is due Charles
Breslauer, who is a worthy and respecta-
BILE young man employed by Schetfer
rested.
4 railroad engineer on the Omaha road,
named Mat Eagan, was arraigned in the
police court yesterday, charged with Grim
nal carelessness. Friday night he ran a
switch engine into the east bound train of
the road, and serious results were only pre-
vented by miracle. The hearing was
continued to the 25th inst, and he was
bound over in the sum of $1,000.
A delicate looking and thinly clad young
woman called at city hall yesterday and re-
lated a pitiful story of connubial infelicity.
She gave the name of Mrs. Pawinskey,
and stated that while she had only been
married three months her husband had
cruelty beaten her five times. Yesterday
he beat her and drove her from the house.
The chief sent an officer to get her clothing
and she will sue for divorce.
Detective John O'Connor returned last
night from trip north, having in custody
man named John Haley, who stole
horse and buggy from the Nichols stable
ON the I'd of September. Haley was ar
rested near lumber camp in the vicinity
of Hinckley BY Detective O'Connor and
Chief of Police Shortall, of Saltwater. He
is hard customer, having few months
since committed a successful robbery at
Princeton.
The cold snap is bad on the gentlemen
of leisure; bad for the men who could
work and won't, and terrible for the poor
fellows who cannot get work or are too
sick to labor. A half-dozen shivering,
half-naked and famished wretches were be-
fore the court yesterday for vagrancy.
The were all sent to the county jail and
appeared to be thankful. Thankful for
this! What a commentary on our bcasted
civilization. Ugh.
Thomas Murray had been full. Plenty
Of good men get off their cobase once in a
while, but Thomas had been singing
"Over the Garden Wall" Now, if hiz-
zoner despises one thing more than an
other, it is 2 man who bowls up on the
rosy and then MARBLES, so when the sunset
singer came up yesterday the court
changed his tune and made it five days
over the bastile fence.
A New Business Enterprise.
Among the many business enterprises of the
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