Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-04
CITY GLOBULES.

The board OF health is called to meet at
the city hall at > o'clock this afternoon.
The street an Sc yer force was paid off
yesterday, their pay roll amounting to
about $1,000.
Gen. Baker writes from ST. Augustine,
Florida. that ne is enjoying his trip, that
his health IS improving. and that he expects
to reach home on the 18th instant.
The taking of testimony in the case of
the United States vs.. joel Bassett of Min
neapolis, still occupies the time of Clerk
Spencer Of the United States district court.
". II. Doyle, formerly passenger con
ductor on the Northern Pacific between
St. Paul and Fargo, returned to-day from
an extended trip through Canada and the
Eastern states.
The teachers institute held at Morris
last week showed an increase of 80 per
cent. in attendance over that Of last year,
and new rooms had to be secured wherein
to hold the exercises On this account.
Tim Sullivan, the bum and wife beaten,
arrested Monday, was sent to tbs work
house yesterday for ten days, and for being
let Of so light promised to give bond of
500 TO behave himself in the future.
Owing to increase in business w. Hear
land has removed his wholesale and retail
trunk store to the spacious building No.
SIS Jackson street, where he will have bet
ter facilities to accommodate the trade.
Christ Olson, who robbed Mrs. Nanasa-
ki, proprietor Of the st. Thomas hotel,
Rosabel street, Friday night last, of 5000,
was yesterday held to the grand jury by
Judge Burr, and will stand committed in
tbs meantime in default Of 500 bail.
The Turner society will hold tomorrow
evening its biennial meeting and elect
new officers. Mr.. Arthur Koenig, the eff
cient and energetic president, to whose eff
rorts it is due that the Turner society is at
present in such an excellent condition, is
candidate for reelection and VIII beyond
doubt be the unanimous choice of all the
members of the society.
3. Wentland by name and tramp by
occupation was before Judge Burr yester-
day FOR stealing pair of pants, for which
he was sentenced to pay 800 or pass nine
ty days in the workhouse. Upon produc-
Ag railroad ticket to Hudson, Wis, how
ever, his sentence was Suspended long
enough for him to leave town, an officer
accompanying him to the ira in.
YIN. Wilson, the Chicago tramp, arrest
&c by Officer Peltier while engaged in the
hercuiean task of trying to clean out lower
Seventh street Monday afternoon, and A.
Hanson, VINO assault ted fellow laborer on
the excavation for the Drake block, East
Fourth street, were each given thirty days
at the wotkhouse, in which to dilute THAR
too 1ich blood.
I. was an impecunious crowd of bumy
that was arraigned il the municipal court
yesterday morning. Out Of ten fines inl-
posed, only one paid, q Mrs, Pagat of the
West side, charged by Moses II. Nephew
with an assault upon him. Mrs. Paget and
Mr. Nephew each had booms il the river
for stopping drift wood, and Nephew &C
cused the woman of robbing his boom,
whereUpon she assaulted him with a rock.
She paid $40 for her fun.
Curtis & Wheeler's celebrated boots and shoes
for ladies and gentlemen at the bankrupt auc-
ton sale of the L. W. Schmitz stock, of Fergus
Falls, at 145 East Third street, to-day