Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-27
CITY GLOBULEs.

Eighteen free rovers were guests at the
hotel de tramp last night.
The number of horses that fell on 10y
pavements yesterday was countless.
Yesterday the city treasurer paid out
$4,000 in payment for material furnished
the board of education.
Monday was bonanza day for the
blacksmiths. Every horse in the city had
to have the toe-corks sharpened.
The sum of $4,000 was disbursed by
the city treasurer yesterday in payment
for work done under city contracts.
TIE fire department received three new
copper gongs yesterday to be placed on
hose carts number one, two and three.
The signal sergeant at the city hall in
command of the patrol wagon, will here
after make daily reports to the chief of
police.
horse, wagon, buffalo robe and blanket
were picked up by Officer Casey ON Dakota
avenue, West st. Paul, about $50 o'clock
last evening.
The boss family of mosquitoes are as
lively as crickets at the Market hall res
taurant, and that although the mercury is
ranging seriously near zero.
The district court will hear motions tor
a now trial in the cases of Shea and Cash
man, convicted of larceny at the present
term of court, on Wednesday morning.
Sheriff J. Pierce. of Wilson county, Da-
kota, passed through this city yesterday
having in charge an insane patient whom
he was conveying to the asylum at Yank
ton.
Judge Wilkin, in the district court yes
tecday morning, sentenced Ed Wright for
assault to the workhouse for nine months,
and Thomas Mcleod to the same institute
for six months.
Sunday night started in very quietly at.
the city hall, but long before Monday
morning the coal stove in the inner sane
tum was supplying warmth to twenty two
prisoners and dodgers.
To-day being the annual Thanksgiving
donation day at st. Luke's hospital we
trust the many friends of the institution
will remember us literally. Donations of
all kinds will be very thankfully received.
Tom Devine, piratical low built tramp
craft, was picked up by the police, wander
ing suspiciously around the buildings on
the lovee at 1880 last night, in half
drunken state, and lodged for public safety
IN the calaboose.
A detachment of recruits for the several
posts III eastern and central Montana, left
St. Paul last evening. They were under
command of Lieut.. l.. M. Brett, Second
cavalry, who is returning to his post at
Fort Maginni5.
Sheriff J. A. jerks and Deputy Sheriff S.
W. Dow, of G4eSnd Forks, Dskotas passed
through the city yesterday with two con-
victs unde9 sentence OF twenty months each
for larceny, en- route for the territorial
penitentiary at Sioux Falls.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Marian ar
rested suspicious looking character
named John Anderson. He was collared
on East Seventh street, and he had in his
possession handsome buffalo robe which
is supposed to have been stolen.
Rev. 7. B. Fisk, of Carro.son college
will lecture on the evening of Dec. Goth be-
fore the school superintendents of the
state, at Hastings, on the subject, "The
Cost Of Boy" Prof. D. Il. kiehls viii
deliver a lecture before the convention the
evening previous.
Dawson, smith Il Scheffer filed suit in
the district court yesterday against Louisa
Braderick to recover principal and inter
est on $500 promissory note, the com
plant claiming that the latter had as
signed, secreted and disposed of her prop
erty to avoid paying the debt.
Mr.. Peter Pfeifer has had three neg
lights put in the windows of his elegan
block, corner of Eighth and Wabsshav
street, occupied by Mr.. Rsmalay as
restaurant and confectionery. They ar,
II feet Sis inches high, and feet . inohe
wide, and good improvement.
Moves Bros. & Cutler, the largest deal
ers in roots, herbs, etc, in the northwest
recently made q single sale of sixty-on
packages of ginseng, some 5000 lbs
and are to-day engaged in shipping 1900
los. (eight tons) of seneka root. Thei
business in these roots this year has bee
the largest ever done By any single hous
IN the northwest
Sylvester Montour. frisky FrenehmsI
recently serving out NINETY days sci
tence in the worAhoase, was picked q
noisy drunk on the streets last evening
and, On being placed in cell in the oil
hall, made the welkiu ring, imagining tn
he was defending q communist bsrricai
in the streets of Paris, snd yelling b
orders 20 revolutionists in blouses.
At meeting of the board of publ
works yesterday afternoon the matter
the construction of the new Third sire
bridge was referred to City Attorney Mu
rsy, Alderman Van Slyke and Hon. p.
Kelly to confer with President ]. j. Hill