Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-14
CITY GLOBULES.

mission to the Minnesota National Guards
Box No. Z, of the fire alarm circuit, was
placed in position yesterday at the corner
of Ramsey and Leech streets. Box No. 13
was also placed in position at Seven cor
ners.
Philip Stelzer, well known st. Paulite
has been appointed agent of the Detroit
Mutual Benefit association for this city.
His headquarters are at 172 West Third |
street.
An extensive row occurred at the Union |
stock yards night before last, a party of |
Minneapolis roughs attacking and beating |
in a violent manner. "a grocery keeper. No
arrests.
If the street commissioners will only
clean portion of the mud from the street
crossings and open up the sewers, they will
receive the lasting gratitude of long suf-
fering public.
The state house, since the close of the
session, bears not the slightest resemblance
to King Solomon's temple, on account of
a busy chorus on the part of hammers,
chisels and jack planes.
A telegraph message was received at
city hall at 1890 o'clock this morning
from Minneapolis, requesting the police
to look out for bay mare attached to a
buggy, the rig having been stolen from
that city last night.
Pat. Mckinney is a chronic bum. He
was up on Monday for having been full,
and on being released he went to the first
point and loaded to the guardsagain. Yes
terday he was before the court, and this
time he was committed for ten days.
Two swedes named E. Kemp and Gus
Carlson, who run the saloon corner Third
and Cedar streets, were up yesterday
for having assaulted Nellie Flanagan, the
dame who was committed on Monday.
They will have hearing to-day.
A young man named Charles Walters
found pocketbook on Third street yes
terday afternoon and he left it at the city
hall. 1t contained several cards and rail
road passes which bore the name of Vance,
who is supposed to be a telegraph opera
ter.
A messenger came to public headquar-
ters yesterday afternoon and reported that
Jack O'Brien and Joseph Graham had
gone into a saloon at Third and CONNER
ciaI streets and were trying to clean out
the ranch. Warrants were issued for their
arrest.
At late hour last night a message was
received at city hall from the harvester
works stating that a row was in progress at
a saloon in that vicinity. Up to !
O'Clock this morning no arrests had been
made, and it is supposed that the ruction
was not serious.
Monroe Thimens, who was accidentally
shot and killed at Fargo last Monday, an
account of which appeared in yesterdays
issue of the GLOBE, was a nephew of Mr.
H. P. Grant. Mr.. Grant left for Fargo
yesterday, and he will probably bring the
remains to st. Paul for interment
Right Rev. Bishop Grace and Edwin
Treasure, acting together, have completed
arrangements for the immediate erection
of two stores four stories in height adjoin-
ing the block of four stores on the corner
of Seventh and Wabashaw streets. Tht
improvement will cost about $4,000.
An inebriated chap while riding VI
Third street in hack yesterday afternoon
feeling the necessity of a freer circula
ton of air in the close vehicle, undertook
to take off the carriage door by the hinges
He only desysted by the drivers dismount
ing and giving him choice selections from
Iehu's dictionary.
A meeting of the executive committee o.
the chamber of commerce and a commit
tee from the board of trade was held yes
terday afternoon to consider the proiec
for new building. The general feeling
was expressed that both organization
should unite in erecting building will
the ownership held jointly.
A raw German fresh from the Father
land named Albert Klafka rushed into city
hall yesterday afternoon and reported tina
a man at his boarding house, on Lafay
cite avenue, had threatened to shoot him
He gave the name of the latter as JOSEPH
Shafer. Chief Weber sent Officer Hanf
with orders to sit down on the bloodthirsty
individual.
A colored satrap named Collins, wearing
the blue ulster and glazed cap which UncI
Sam so generously gives his soidiers aIone
with the small fortune of fourteen green
backs per month, was before the cour
yesterday for exposing his person. Il,
will have his glossy mustache clipped anC
blue will be exchanged for workhouse ora,
for sixty days.
A young girl called on Judge Burr yes
terday afternoon and related a pitifu
story. She related that she had been a,
inmate of the bagnio conducted by Flor;
Ashton and that she had decided to reform
and lead virtuous life. The object O.
her call was to recover her wearing an
parel which Miss Ashton refused to Civ
up. She was referred to the chief 9
police.
young woman called at the polio
court yesterday evening and narrated
sad case of cruelty on the part of step
father. She stated that she resided OF
Mississippi street and that her child, VIII
is laid up with typhoid fever, is the victim
to the most inhuman treatment on the par
of her second husband. The latter is sal
to have visited the bedside of the sic
child and beaten it most severely. Th
case will be investigated