Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-05
CITY GLOBULES.

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About o'clock last evening Officer
Lowell arrested N. V. Triet and James
Edwards for fighting at the union depot
Ole Anderson and John Hatton, two no.
torious tramps, were bounced out of the
city yesterday.
Passenger rates from Kansas City to ST.
Paul were restored yesterday. The nature
of the settlement is not known.
The police are notified that some one is
passing small checks, 81, S. and Sc, pur-
porting 70 be signed by p. H. Kelly.
Sheriff Richter, if the decision of the
court is againt him, viii give up the Office
but will take the case to the supreme
court.
The party who took the prize as ''Topsy''
at the masq uerade Tuesday evening was
Miss Lille Lance, not Miss Lane, as
printed.
The board of public works gave a spe-
cial hearing at their rooms last evening to
the property owners between Broadway
and Canada streets.
1t was George Wiley, stamp clerk at the
postofice, who was dealing out smokes to
his friends yesterday. 1t is d boy, and
weighs eleven pounds.
Owing to increase in business, w. II.
Garland has removed his wholesale and
retail trunk store to the spacious building
No. 388 Jackson street, where he will have
better facilities to accommodate the trade.
Nj. George Monfort's fine overcoat, lifted
from the rack while he was eating dinner
at the Windsor about week ago, was
found at the Sixth Avenue hotel, Minneap-
oils, where it had been left as a security
for bill of $3.50.
Leon Honde, OF Little Falls, clerk of the
district court of Morrison county, visited
Adiutant General Hawley yesterday in the
interest of forming a company Of the Sec
ond regiment Of the Minnesota National
Guards at Little Falls.
The woman Jane Allen, found Tuesday
night in g Fifth street saloon under the
influence of liquor, and consorting with q
buck negro, was sent to the House of the
Good Shepherd for ninety days by Judge
Burr yesterday morning.
There are relatives in q direct line OF
lineage, in this city, of the famous reyolu-
tionary hero, whose escape by riding down
pair OF stairs, and going down into a
VOLTS den and killing the animal is famil-
lar to all-Gen. Israel Putnam.
A little shaver. two years and half old,
named frankie Hoffman, walked away
from his home on Goodrich avenue to tie
Seven corners yesterday, and was pickle
up by Officer McMahon and taken 10 the
city hall, and subsequently restored to his
parents.
E. T. Lane, Esq, the popular assistant
of Attorney General Hahn, is engaged u
compiling for the st. Paul Publishing com
pany, the laws of the extra session of the
state legislature in 1881, as also the gen
eral laws enacted by the legislature at its
last session.
Garfield Post No. 8, G. A. R., will have
an open meeting Thursday evening, April
5. The programme will be speeches, reci-
tations and music. Comrades of Acker
post, ladies and friends of the G. A. R.
will be present, and an enjoyable evening
is expected,
S. Cunningham, an old rsprobate of six
ty years, released from a ninety days SEN
=.
was before the municipal court again yes
terday morning, charged with an indecent
exposure OF his person, for which Judge
Burr gave him another ninety days.
The ambrotypes of the Minnesota senate
and house for 1888, mounted in large
frame, being the property of U. S. Senator
d. NJ. Sabin, is at the state house, and is
TO be forwarded to Washington. It is an
elegant and 'skillful piece of workman
ship, and one that must be highly priced
by Its owner.
Gus Patwell would pay his respects to
the daughter of Benz. Boden. The father
ordered him away, but Patwell refused to
go. Then Boden kicked him down the
front steps, in return for which Patwell
called Boden and his daughter all sorts of
bad names, for which Boden had him ar
rested, and yesterday morning Judge Burr
assessed him SO, which he paid.
M. Ryan, G. Ford and D. Urskin, three
of the young hoodlums arrested for break
ing into the residence Of w. S. Combs, and
carrying away articles, breaking the win
dows, ETC., were up in the municipal court
yesterday morning and sentenced, the first
named to the reform school and the other
9 two to ninety days each in the workhouse,
but sentence was suspended to await
further developments. .....-- ea
Yesterday one of the large semi-circular
trausoms over one of the Jackson street
windows fell and struck Mr.. Charles
Thompson, the ticket agent at the Milwau-
kee Office on the head, causing several
scalp wounds. DIR. Stone attended him
and he was removed to his residence. His
friends will be glad to hear that his in
juries are not serious and that he will be
out again as usual in day or two. Il
The stockholders of the st. Paul Fire &
Marine Insurance company elected the
following directors yesterday: G. H. Bige-
low, Russell Blskeley, H. c. Burbank,
John S. Prince, Fl, M. Smythe, A. H. Wild
er, j. l.. Merriam, II. E. Thompson, w. F.
Davidson, R. n. McLaren, E. F. Drake
Peter Berkey, M. Auerbach, and the di-
rectors afterward elected the following of
fcers: G. Il. Bigelow, president; c. B. Oils
bert, secretary; W. S. Timberlake, treas
urer. -.st
AS usual in the spring Of the year Waba-
shaw street is in the worst condition of any
street. in the city, and that portion Of the