Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-07
CITY GLOBULEs.

were $3.50.
The case of O'Gorman against Richter
was continued yesterday till the 18th
inst
Jack O'Brien and Pat Farley were run
in last night for fighting on Commercial
street.
Adiutant General Hawley yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of pension
claims aggregating $4,000.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota
State Agricultural society will be held at
the Metropolitan hotel to-day.
Mr.. Watkins, superintendent of the fish
hatchery, has placed 100000 white fish
in the waters around Faribault.
The case against VIM. Finnegan,
charged with larceny, was called by Judge
Wilkin yesterday and continued.
Men we're at work yesterday loading hat
cars with snow at the union depot, where
it is piled up in small mountains
Judge Simons issued an ordersE yesterday
discharging the garnishee in theXease OF
Ell. Biggs VS.. A. and D. 81. Chan3Aers.
An order denying a motion to striks out
portions of complaint was filed BY 4adge
Simons yesterday in the case of h j.
Croswell VS.. Chas. M. DittPan. ~
Yesterdays mild wealthy caused the
builders to commence PREPARATIONS for
their spring campaign upon the vacant
lots in the business portion of the city.
Col. Proud, of Winnipeg, who is visiting
in st. Paul, and who is noted for his vocal
ability. was among the sweet warblers at
the "Ideal' performance last night.
Last night man named Frank Doni
stole cloak from in front of Anushinsky
Bros store on Seventh street. He was
afterwards run in by Officer Simons.
In the case of the state against R. A.
Hirst, charged with obtaining money IN
der false pretenses, the defendant was be-
fore Judge Wilkin and entered plea of
guilty.
The right man in the right place. Mark
Costello is serving on the jury at one dol
lar per day. He says it enables him to
earn a little something during the dull
season.
Vim. McGilrick loaded to the guards on
the elegant old bug juice and he made the
upper fort road howl. Officer Palmer
pulled him to the tanner and he was SEN
fenced yesterday to ten days.
D. Hayes was another crank. He went
to Woods Opera house Monday night par
alyzed drunk and tried to bust up the
show. Yesterday the picnic cost him
thirty days sentence in the cooler.
The clerk of the United States district
court was engaged yesterday in taking tes-
timony in the case of the United States VS..
Bassett, in which action is brought for
damages to the dam at Minneapolis.
W. B. Lewis reported at the city hall
yesterday that he had been robbed of a
scarf and several articles of clothing. He
was shown the scarf taken from Conner,
who was arrested Monday, and identified
it as his own.
Mayor Rice on yesterday accepted the
resignation of police officer Thomas,w which
was caused by his inability to meet his
bills. John Nicholson, a Scotchman Of
fine physique, being six feet three, was ap-
pointed to take his star.
The case of the state against Dennis
Sullivan, charged with assaulting one
Marsh with dangerous weapon, was called
for hearing in the municipal court yester-
day forenoon Defendant was held to the
grand jury in the sum of $500 bail.
John jackson had also been budged on
the elegant tanglefoot. He wound up by
trying to sta7e in the door of an Eagle
street 5agnio. Yesterday he had a swelled
head and the court gave him twenty
days poultice in the bastile, just to reduce
the Inflammation.
The council last night decided to have
aa architect go to work and prepare plans
for arranging the interior of the Market
house suitably for the business it was
originally designed for. The work IS to
be done as soon as the state officers have
vacated the building.
Judge Burr is determined that he will
have no funny business in his bailiwick.
Almost every day warrants are sworn out
and when the cases are called the COM
plainants do not show up. j. Arnemond
was one of these and yestesday he was
fined So for contempt.
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National Guards was reviewed at the
armory tonight by Gov. Hubbard and the
legislature. Companies A and of Min
neapolis came over on a special train, fur
nished by Supt. Prior. The review was
very satisfactory and credit to the organ
ization and members of the battalion.
The board of health of the city of St.
Paul, held meeting yesterday afternoon.
For the month of January SO deaths were
reported. Mr.. Myerding reported % nui-
sances abated and 943 loads of refuse
dumped. The property owners on Third
street between st. Peter and Cedar streets,
have been directed to sewer iato the new
sewer on Third street.
The State Agricultural society will hold
its annual meeting at the Metropolitan to-
day, converting at 10 a. m. The report of
Secretary Judson will show all the pre-
miums and bills of the last annual exhibi
ton paid, and the society in good shape
for the exhibition this year. As it will
probably have the whole field to itself this
year, it ought to reap harvest.
PERSONAL.
Hon Geo. n. Baxter. Faribault looked