Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-23
CITY GLOBULEs.

The Polander who was stabbed sunday
night, was still living up to last night, with
but slight chances of recovery.
The sheriff of Austin was in st. Paul
yesterday making inquiries about woman
Of that place who suddenly levanted.
Mr. Frank Fairchild, clerk of the police
court, occupied his desk again yesterday,
having returned from his brief visit East.
The only regular mails yesterday were
those on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul and the ST. Vincent & Manitoba rail
roads.
The Mason City South and West express
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & st, Paul
road. has been discontinued till further
notice.
An almost frozen tramp, called Buffalo
Bill, was picked up on the street last mid
night, and brought to city hall to be
thawed out.
The joint committees on legislation of
the council and chamber of commerce will
hold meeting at the city hall at 1880
o'clock tonight.
A young man, named Daniel McClark,
was arrested at late hour last night by
Officer Wright for raising disturbance on
Rosabel street.
The city treasurer received yesterday
cancelled city bonds to the amount of
@10.41O and board of education bonds
amounting to $1,000.
Judge Wilkin filed memorandum yes
terday ordering judgment for plaintiff in
the case of j. G. Bettenger, administrator
VS.. A. L. Barnum ct al.
The new wing of the postofice has been
adorned with handsome wire fence, d.
yiding the money order depar tment from
the interior of the postofice.
No. engine company received still
alarm of fire on Sunday night, caused by
some rubbish taking fire in waste basket,
corner of Tenth and Pine streets; no dam
age.
The sale of property for delinquent as
sessments on a number of Improvements,
amounting to $4,000, will take place at
the city treasurer's Office at 10 o'clock this
morning.
They were four of kind, and they had
all been Timber drunk. Hizzoner remarked
that as it was cold day they had better
go over for five days each, and they took
the medicine without a murmur.
Two young bootblacks named J. Clark
and G. Murphy were arrested by Officer
Fitzgerald at Pfeifer's hall last night,
on the charge of stealing a muller from
one of the attendants at dance.
The cold snap was too rich for T. L.
CrossIey's blood, and after he had fred up on
tanglefoot,he tried to wyip Officer Pottgies-
er. He got the worst of it,and yesterday the
court sentenced him to thirty days in the
bastile.
Last night young man named A.
Tanning, reported at city hall that his
room at No. AIS Robert street had been en-
tered by thieves who goteway with suit
of clothing, an overcoat, gold ring and
chain.
Herman Andrews was arraigned before
Judge Burr yesterday, charged with the
larceny of a buffalo robe. The intent of
larceny was not very clear, but as the robe
was found IN his possession he was fined |
$15, which he paid.
Yesterday afternoon sneak thief named |
Joseph Ryan entered the Office of DR..
Hutchinson, on West Third street, and cab |
baged a pair of fine otter fur gauntlets. He |
was arrested in the act of trying to |
sell the same, and lodged in the cooler.
John Healey, the man arrested by De- |
tecti7e O'Connor, was arraigned in the
police court yesterday, charged with the |
larceny of horse and buggy from Nichols |
livery stable. He was held to the grand |
jury, and committed in default OF $4,000. |
Among the bills introduced in the lower |
house of the Legislature yesterday, was one
by Mr.. Cornish to amend the articles of in |
corporation of the Monnt Zion Hebrew
association to allow it to make loan of |
$4,000, and mortgage its property to secure
the same.
A deed was recorded yesterday from R. |
P. Lewis to Greenleaf Clark, conveying
the south half of the northwest quarter of
the southwest quarter of section No. %, |
town 80, range %, for $4,000. This |
property lies out on Como avenue, and |
consists of twenty acres.
The star of Officer August Distler is in
the ascendant, and if the signs are right |
it will shine in meridian splendor to-mor-
row afternoon. The occasion will be his |
marriage to Miss Susan Mitchell, the daugh- |
ter of Officer Mitchell, one of the Oldest and |
most reliable men on the force.
A meeting of 80" company's Ladie !
Armory Fair association will be held this |
Tuesday, afternoon at 3 o'clock in Y. NJ. |
G. A. hall. As booths are then to be Sc
lected and final arrangements made, it is |
very desirable that there be large attend |
ance, especially of the different table com
mittees and their assistants.
Among the enjoyable social events of
the week will be the sixth annual ball of |
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
to be given at Market hall tomorrow even |
ing. The arrangements for this event are |
about completed and in brilliancy of ap-
pointments and general minuteness of de- |
tail, it bids fair to outrival any similar af- |
fair of the season. A most enjoyable sue
cess is predicted.
The contested election case of O'Gor- |
man against Richter, to determine the