Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-05
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Sergeant Signal Corps,
CITY GLOBULES.
nRoLoGToAn RECORD.

Prof. Stempf has resigned the position
Of director Of the M@nnerchor.
Charles Thompson, the well known
ticket agent of the firm of Thompson .&
Petsch, went to Milwaukee yesterday.
4 mizcreant named Michael Wright was
arrested on Third street by Officer Vaughn
last night charged with insulting ladies.
The city clerk issued about thirty
liquor licenses yesterday, which enriched
the Golfers of the treasury to the extent OF
$4,000
james Ryan, the six-footer who was or
dered ont of town yesterday, was run in
last night by Officer Murphy on the charge
OF vagrancy,
The Mennerchor held a meeting last
night at Weide's music store, to make ar
engagements for the private sociable of the
Germans at the Athen@um tomorrow
night.
TIE different companies of the State
militia, under Capt. Bean, held q meeting
and afterwards a drill at the new armory
hal last night, and made very fine ap-
Veardnce.
Two gentlemen Of leisure, who looked as
though they haden't tackled a square meal
10. Il month, named John Py.es and 7. Sci
bert, were before the court yesterday for va
graucy They VIII languish III the bastile
to- thirty days.
Early yesterday morning Officer Vogtle
ra- across a drunken soldier on Eagle
street who had lain down and frozen h
fsee and hands. The poo- warrior w:D
brought to the city hall, where it We
learned his name is Robt. Hopkins.
4 party by the unique name of Smith
was before hizzoner yesterday charged wI,h
di5orjeriy conduct. The prisoner had been
arrested on Third street while loaded Oh
bulge, and he said he was hankering fOI
a fight. Yesterday the fight was all out OF
him, and he paid his fine of ten bills
very meekly.
1t is certain that Neshe, the new town
laid out by the st. Paul, Minneapolis &
neg the international boundary, is des-
tined to have rapid growth, as, since the
plat was opened at the land department of
tie road, one week since, ninety-six lots,
about one-ffth of the whole, have been
sold.
The choral society had long and in
dustrious rehearsal last evening, and did
some very excellent work. No organiza-
tio2 in St. Paul is progressing as rapidly
Is this one, and Signor Janotta is getting
the voices we'll under control, so that he
horHla tho nhnpus with T1oT7Oh
case and certainty. Each rehearsal shows
q marked improvement over the previous
one.
I Young man named Faul Clifford, en-
ployed in the Pioneer Press counting
room, was before Judge Burr yesterday
charged with assault and battery. The as
eauIt was made on Aid. J. c. MCCARTHY
on the night of the 18th ultimo, when de-
PENDANT ana his brother attacked and beat
the complainant. A warrant was issued
for the other brother but he is now il
Montana. The defendant pleaded no
guilty and asked for jury trial. The
hearing was set for the 18th inst.
Among the Migrants run in on Tuesday
night was hard-looking customer named
John Hancock, whose appearance in1i
Gated that he could not be engaged il DIS
tributing tracts or other spiritual pl5aiar
for the Bible associations. h w4a go.
fenced to ninety days, and the same V /.
suspended on condition that he so1,
leave the city. He did not leave as q greed
and Wednesday nighG he was ran in b5
Capt. Clark Yesterday he was up again
and it was decided that it might be well Il
hold him to await developments. He was
sent over for ninety days.
If any evidence were needed to prove
that the northwest will enjoy an unprece
denied boom this spring confirmation
might have been found in the mail re
ceived yesterday by James B. Power, lant
commissioner of the St. Paul, Minneapoli:
& Manitoba railway, who found among
his hundreds of letters applications fol
extended information from the following
states and territories: Massachusetts,
Connecticut, New York, Ohio, Pennsyl
vania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Ken
lucky, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Texas, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas
Montana and Manitoba.
st. Paul Earnings.
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