Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-08
CITY GLOBULES.

State Treasurer hlttelsen yesterday re-
ceived the tax of the Northern Pa cific rail
road. amounting to S76,732.17.
Mr.. Chqs. A. Davis, representing Callen-
der's Consolidated MINISTRIES, arrived IN
st. Paul yesterday and is at the Windsor.
J.H. Pomeroy was before the court yes
terday charged with tructing the street
The hearing was continued TO the 10th
inst.
John Rooney was yesterday given the
position of driver of the Bridewell bus,
and he was put on the roll as a special po
liceman.
Articles of incorporation of the Church
of St. Peter, St. Peter, Nicollet county,
(CathoIic) were filed with the secretary of
state yesterday.
An order was issued by Judge Brill yes
terday sustaining the demurrer to the
complaint in the case of Robt. J. Innes
against May 1. Dayton.
A decree of divorce was rendered by
Judge Brill yesterday in the case. of Lottie
G. A. Gooch against H. S. Gooch. The
custody of the children is awarded to the
plaintiff.
ter emigrate West. What with clear skies
and the mercury at ten or fifteen below
zero, it looks as though there wasn't much
chance for a deluge.
A. jacobson was before Judge Burr yes
terday, charged with the larceny of a
number OF tools from the roller skating
rink. He pleaded guilty and was commit
ted to await the action of the grand jury.
Mr.. George R. Weeks, the affable and
lightning ticket taker with the Abbott OPP
era company, is to assume the manage
ment next season of one of the largest Cir
Gus companies that has ever taken the
road.
The Pensioners of st. Joseph's church
are arranging for musical and literary
entertainment and supper for the benefit
of the church, to be given at Pfeifer's hall
on the evening of st. Patrick's day the
18th inst.
John Sterritt had been whooping it up
with the boys and when collared he was
three sheets in the wind. Yesterday he
was before the court and hizzoner re-
marked that the hose should be turned on
him. He went over the hill for thirty
days.
The committee on property of the board
of education will hold a meeting this after
noon to make contracts with the success
full bidders for the three new school build
ings for which awards were made by the
b GARD at its meeting last Tuesday evening.
A deed was recorded yesterday from c.
Anna Bryant to Lena b. Clark, conveying
twenty two lots in block 2, Bryant's add
ton, for 1850; also one from j. w. Bass
to Charles E. Dickerman, conveying lots
ten and eleven, block three, st. Paul
proper, for $21,500.
The strike among the boiler makers al
the Manitoba railroad shops has ended
AMI the situation is once more serene
Pending an investigation sub-foreman
Harty resigned his position, and his &C
ton seems to have had a modifying effect
quiet at once being restored.
The Park Congregational church, St.
Anthony hill, recently organized, have
secured a very eligible location for their
church edifce at the corner of Mackubin
street and Holly avenue. The erection of
their house of worship will be begun in a
few days, and the work rapidly prosecuted
A sy-faced Swede girl named A. Ma
tilda, was before Judge Burr yesterday
charged with the larceny of $40 from Mrs
Mccall. She pleaded not guilty, but as the
evidence was quite strong the court sent
her up for ninety days. Subsequently she
confessed to having taken the money, and
part of it was recovered.
You weigh 160 pounds, you loaded to the
guards on bug juice and beat your wife,
and still you are not happy, remarked the
court as j. Schechura rose up in the bull
pen yesterday to answer to the charge OF
mauling his wife. He was put under $500
bonds to keep the peace, and if the signs
are right the ruction will result in a di
vorce suit.
c In this world of feeting vanities even
the life of the sweet singer or musician is
not always happy one. Art is abstract
and rarely exercises modifying influence
over her gifted children who are frequent
ly cross-grained and cranky. This is what
ails Fred Will who is a good artist but a
cranky husband. He was before the court
yesterday charged with abusing his wife
and he gave $500 bonds to keep the peace
The managers of the Thomas festiva
chorus have found themselves forced tt
omit the rehearsal at Turner hall tonight
and wish to notify the ladies that have
joined the organization that Signor Jan
notta has decided to meet them at Turner
hall next Tuesday afternoon at 3:45 O'Clock
for part rehearsal, and that he will expec
the gentlemen on Thursday evening at
O'Clock at the same place.
A young man named John Duffy ar
rived in the city yesterday morning hav
ing both feet badly frozen. He left hi
home in Mankato last Monday in search O.
work and during Tuesday night he sough
shelter in barn about four miles south O.
ST. Paul During the night his feet became
ff0zsa and yesterday morning the case wa
reported by Nichols and Dean, at who's
store he called. The case was turned owe
20 city physician Wheaton.
& furious and dangerous runaway oc
@9fsse op Wabashaw street yesterday at
tsgaG9a, horse attached to a sleigl
started tram IN front Of the GLOBE Office
eas zen W IS far as Fifth street, where tn
spl@ai mas stopped. On his way up stree
US hefss, with = good deal of skill, dodgeC
9ts2eF t4sms, horse cars, etc, and go
through WITHOUT any serious damage being