Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-24
CITY GLOBULES.

Daniel O'Connell was arrested and
locked up last evening for stealing large
Easy chair.
Clara Il. Richardson was granted di-
voroe from Henry E. Richardson in the
district court yesterday.
T1ree full French plate glass windows
were placed in the Eighth and Wabashaw
stree store in Pfeiffer block yesterday. q
The tramp register at the city hall shows
a great preponderance of guests this week
from Duluth, while one guest signs him
self thereon as from Portland, Oregon.
oolored gentleman with lantern and
two valises was arrested and taken to the
city hall last evening on suspicion. After
full examination he was allowed to go
his way.
There will be grand opening of the
Hotel Rouleau Joseph Rouleau, proprie-
tor at 400 St. Peter street this evening.
An elegant free lunch will be served and
all are invited.
The new stone steps at the eastern en-
trance to the postofice are a great i'm
provement on the old ones. Part of the
old steps were used to form a crossing at
the alley way on the north side.
On motion of H. 0. Rutherford, ESQ.,,
and on presentation of certificates from
tho supreme court of Connecticut, Bsry J.
Skipman was admitted to the Minnesota
bar IN the district court yesterday.
If the police, who are so efficient, would
caution some of the loaing class who as
semble at street corners to move on, they
would earn the thanks of the community.
This is particularly the case on East
Seventh street.
against j. II. Metcalf, an occupant of one
of the stalls in the market house, to en-
force the payment of rent. 1t is under
stood that other suits will be commenced
of similar nature.
Anton Krusenick came into the police
court yesterday with his mug looking like
the red lines on a Christmas card. He
said the color was laid on by Lyman Mel
son, the halter, and a warrant was issued
for the latter's arrest.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Palmer ar
rested character named Peter Millbach
on the charge of stealing watch from one
OF the dodgers at boarding ouse on Fort
street near the short line crossing, The
case will be investigated to-day.
In alluding to The fire of yesterday morn
ing the GLOBE gave the credit of turning
in the alarm to police officer, when, as a
matter of fact, it WAS turned in by the
man on watch ut No. engine house. The
loss on the entire building was about
$500 and it was insured for 81, 500.
Ia the case of James Dean vs.. The st.
Paul y Duluth Railway company, on trial
before Judge Simons yesterday, an action
brought by plaintiff for damage to his
land by the washing of railway cut,
bushel basket full of the soft rock found
in the embankment was brought into
court.
Aid. Dowgan and the members of the
board of public works, on yesterday, in
speoted the Mississippi street bridge,
which was found badly dilspidated and
out Of repair. A force of workmen are
now engaged in repairing the bridge, and
1t will be thrown open to travel again on
Monday.
The sale of seats for the exhibition of
the champion pugilis., John L. Sullivan
an1 party, to take place at Market hall,
on Monday evening, commences at the
news stand of the Merchants hotel this
morning. As this will be the only oppor.
tunity of seeing the famous pugilist the
attendance will no doubt be very large.
The sale of seats for the engagement of
Rice's Surprise Party in Pop" will COM
mence at the box Office of the Opera house
at O'Clock this morning. The enter
tainment consists of songs from the popu-
lar light operas of the day, clever special
ty performances, good comedy and bur
leSque hits and other novel features which
cannot fail to please.
Officer George DeCorsey severed his
connection with the police force yesterday.
Charges were preferred against him to the
effect that he had neglected his beat Thurs
day night, and, although he was given the
opportunity to remain on the force and
square himself, he preferred to resign. He
has been member of the force for years,
and hiss always been noted hitherto for the
prompt snd faithful discharge OF his duty.
copy of the complaint in the case of
Wallace It Ryan against the City of St.
Paul. wss served on City Attorney Muir
rsy yesterdsy. The action is brought TO
recover $l,316 for alleged damages arising
from the neglect of the city to comply
with the terms of 4 contract. The plain
tits had the contract for cementing the
brick cond1it at Ysdinss lake, and it is
claimed that the city neglected to furnish
them with msterial
1t is not matter Of certainty as to
whether the case of Thomas McCloud for
larceny, or that of Thomas Hanley for
murder, will be taken up for trial in the
district court st the opening of this morn
inS's session, but one or the other of these
cases will be. Hsaley met Ryan, his part