Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-16
CITY GLOBULES.


Office building.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest
of Nellie Rice on the charge of keeping
house of i'll fame.
Chief of Police ShortalI, of Saltwater,
projected his argus-eyed gaze over st.
Paul matters yesterday.
Balif CIouse is officiating as clerk of
the police court during the temporary alb
sence of Mr.. Frank Fairchild.
Mrs. Mcintosh, wife of j. F. Mcintosh
the extensive packer, seriously i'll for some
time past, is now convalescing.
Three drunkards were before the court
yesterday, one paying five bills and the
others going to the warmer for five days
each.
As strange as it may seem there Is no
law in the state of Minnesota to punish
persons for destroying in whole or in part
public buildings.
A chronic ''vag" named Pyles was given
thirty days yesterday for working the lunch
racket too boldly. Two other vags went
up for ten days each.
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son, j. II. Smith and Dennis Casey, were
all called for hearing by Judge Burr yes
terday and dismissed.
The committee on property of the board
of education met at 5 o'clock on yesterday
afternoon and examined number of plans
for new school houses.
Miss Won Elsner, of Chicago, who is to
sing at the concert of the Ladies' Vocal
club Thursday evening, is the guest of
Mrs, Rogers, of Exchange street.
During the performance at the opera
house last night Mr.. A. K. Barnum had his
pocket picked of a valuable gold watch
and chain while standing in the lobby of
the theater.
The coroner decided to not hold an
inquest on the body of John Hennessey,the
young man who was killed by the cars on
Sunday morning. The funeral will take
place to-day.
The Concordia Fire, Milwaukee, Wis, and
the German Fire insurance company, of
Peoria. H., have been admitted to do bust
ness in Minnesota by the state insurance
commissioner.
The sixth annual ball of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen will be held at
Market hall, Wednesday evening, Jan "a.
The managers propose to greatly surpass
all previous effort on this occasion.
Secretary Donnelly, of the board of edu-
cation, received an order from Montreal
Yesterday for a set of Prof. Bonds pen
manship copy books. Thus are the school
methods of st. Paul honored abroad.
The United States district court convened
yesterday morning, Judge Nelson presid-
ing. The court took up the trespass case
of the United States VS.. Leon Honde, and
a verdict for 1888 was returned in favor of
the plaintiff
The Merchants hotel employees will give
their third annual masquerade at Market
hall on the evening of Feb. 6. The rich
and beautiful prizes to be awarded are on
exhibition in the big show window of the
Boston One-Price clothing store.
Great arrangements are being made for
the social party of the Exempt Firemen's
association to be given at Sherman hall
Friday evening. The old war horses never
do things by halves and an immensely
good time is anticipated.
DR.. Murphy spoke very confidently yes
terday of the probability of Marsh, who
was struck with a club a few days ago by
Dennis Sullivan, recovering from the blow.
The doctor thinks there is no doubt what
ever. Marsh is not allowed to talk upon
the subject at all.
Gov. Hubbard, as required by law, has
designated D. W. Ingersoll, Esq, of st.
Paul. to be president of the board of man
ayers of the State Reform school, posi-
ton Mr.. Ingersol has filed with marked
ability and faithfulness ever since the or
ganization of the board.
Mr.. Hugh Brady of the Opera house re-
ceived letter yesterday from Manager
Chas. Hams, dated San Antonio, Jan. 8.
He speaks of Mexican blizzard, the alb
sence of good fare and his description of
the country is not very glowing. His
health is improving, however, and he will
probably remain there month.
Frank Teahlin, A. Dahlstrom and NJ.
Peterson, trio of jolly heads, were up
yesterday Tor indulging in a racket early
Sunday morning. They had been to a
dance and had been too frisky on their
way home, being all run in. They were
fined SO each, Dahlstrom receiving an ex-
ira tax of SIS for carrying revolver.
The friends of Edward Tennis, who for
merly conducted barber shop in the Sixth
ward, express the belief that he has left
this section of the country for parts IN
known; that in fact he has skipped out, |
leaving several creditors to mourn his de-
parture. He is supposed to have left on
Sunday, since which he has not shown up. |
His shop and effects were taken possession |
of yesterday by Mr.. Gale, and it is report |
ed that he left several old scores unsettled. |
{ The money order department of the |
postofice moved into the new wing at the |
west end of the custom house yesterday |
and Postmaster DR.. Day and his aides |
we're busily engaged yesterday IN setting |
things to rights. The private Office of DR..
Day and the money order department |
12roner command view of the entire in
terror of the postofice, and the new ar
ronoement is an infinite improvement over
the former condition Of things.
News is received here of the death, the
10Th inst. at Colorado Springs, Col, of
william Miller, of Blue Earth City, large
dealer and shipper of stock. Mr.. Miller
Los traded y it'll st. Faul fer many years.