Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-13
CITY GLOBULES.

The board of public works met yesterday
and considered the change of grade on
Westminster street. No action was taken.
City Treasurer Refs will to-day adver-
tise the delinquent property list on the
assessment for the ieyee in the Sixth ward
Mr.. John Hooley, advance agent of the
'SqUatter Sovereignty company, to ap-
pear at the Opera house on the 22d inst,
arrived IN the city yesterday.
Gabriel Ducharme cabbaged robe and
blanket from the cutter of A. Passavant,
and the little rascal was on yesterday be-
fore the court. He went to the quay for
thirty days.
Mayor Rice has revoked the saloon Ii
cense of Chas. Elmer 81 Co., of No. 240
Eagle street, on the ground that their
successor, Murray, is not proper person
to keep q saloon.
A big hoodlum, crazy drunk, was ar
rested by Officer Kofka yesterday after
noon for drawing a revolver and perfora-
ting the air in the vicinity of Third and
Robert streets.
A Mr. Whitcomb reported at the city
hall yesterday, that while in attendance at
the meeting of the Y. NJ. G. A., Sunday
afternoon, fine silk scarf was stolen from
his overcoat pocket.
On Thursday last Mr.. Watkins placed
100000 white fish eggs in Lake Madison,
near Mankato. On Saturday he placed IN
White Bear 100000, and to-day will place
in Teylor's Falls 100000.
Attorney General Hahn in answer to the
county attorney of Winona county, gives it
as his opinion that a township treasurer
cannot collect fees upon moneys turned
over TO him by his predecessor.
The police of Boston are after sixteen
year old Dick Turpin named Albert W.
Bartlett. He is wanted for highway rob-
berry and forgery, and description of the
young rascal is at the city hall.
Lille Oliver swora out a warrant last
Saturday for the arrest of Lille Heaton,
on the charge of assault. Yesterday Miss
Oliver did not show up in the court room,
and bench warrant was sent after her.
The district court was engaged yester-
day in trying the case of the State VS..
Carrie Morrison, indicted for the larceny
of $3.50 from a man named Leary. Last
night the jury returned verdict of guilty.
C. H. WALTON, the employment bureau
man, charged with not fulfilling his con
tracts, on yesterday refunded So to each of
the compliments against him, and the
case in the municipal court was dismissed.
An outcast and poor unfortunate named
Clara Swanson was before the court yes
terday, charged with vagrancy. She was
homeless, friendless, without money or
ability to take care of herself. She was
committed for ninety days.
A number of citizens residing in upper
town presented a petition to the mayor
yesterday protesting against the renewal
of the saloon license of Papa Esch, which
was revoked last week. The place is on
Carroll street and the neighbors claim that
it is disruptable.
T. Rode, of the Smelling house, who had
a fuss last week with one of the guests,
was arraigned in the police court yester-
day, charged with assault and battery. It
was stated that the victim to the assault
was quite seriously hurt, and the case was
set for the 22d inst
The storm-stayed, snow-bound legisla-
tive committee on insane hopitals returned
to st. Paul on yesterday after the delight
full experience of an all night session in a
snow drift twelve miles from Winona.
The Old reliable river route brought them
safe to ST. Paul at last.
The commit on buildings of the
council INSPECTED the market house yester-
day, with the view of arranging what
changes it may be necessary to make.
They were accom- panied by architect Rad
cliff, who will submit report on the di-
lapidated condition of the building.
Mrs. Schwartz, better known as Mrs.
Lauchtenslager, whose husband was tried
for the murder of Lick and sentenced for
life, died of cancer at her residence on
Broadway street last Sunday. She main
tanned the innocence of her husband to the
last. The funeral will take place to-day
Mr.. James Edwards, janitor at the Gus
tom house, complains bitterly of the way
his wife has been neglected by the mem
bers of her church, the Pilgrims (colored)
Baptist church. Mrs. Edwards has been
sick since last August and she has beer
quite neglected by the brothers and sisters
of he church OF which she has been a mem
Der.
4 dispatch was received yesterday by
Dr. Murphy, aud also by Col. Allen, of tbs
Merchants informing them that E. W
Grosvenor. formerly of Hastings, but re-
Gently of Grand Forks, died at the latter
pIace at , a. m. yesterday. His body will
arrive in st. Paul probably this morning
and will be received by the Knights Tenn
plars Of st. Paul, some of whom will go tx
Hastings to attend the funeral
A quiet and not very swell wedding tool
place in the municipal court yesterda!
forenoon, the high contracting parties be
ing blushing damsel OF, sixteen or seven
teen summers named Alice Shuman, and s
young man named Albert Moore. Judg,
Burr officiated, and Clerk Fairchild CAV,
away the bride. Bailifs Clouse and Dow
Ian stood up as best men. The case agains
the groom was dismissed, and there wer
no cards.
Amendments to the articles of incorpor
alton of the Winona Plow company wer