Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-15
CITY GLOBULEs,

Il it hadn't been for one juryman Crib
ble'5 $1,000 verdict would have been much
moro swollen.
Dinner will be served to-day from 10 to
2 o'clock al the fair in Sherman block,
Wabashaw street. Drop in.
Z drunken soldier named Ed Murphy,
was arrested yesterday afternoon for rails
Ing & row ia an Eagle street saloon.
james Fennessy dropped into tho union
dsFot yesterday and cabbaged an overcoat
belonging to traveller. He was waltzed
TO the tower by Officer Rouleau.
The meeting Of the state high school
board at the governors room Thursday
afternoon transacted no other business
than Inc auditing OF sundry bills.
The funeral over the remains of the col
ored man named Newly, who died on
Tuesday, will take place from Messrs.
Mccarthy & Donnelly's at 2 p. m. to day.
There was some elegant specimens of
the handiness of Jack Frost at fine lace
work on the large panes of glass in Mann
helmer Bros Third street store yesterday
noon.
Division No. ., A. o. H., has appointed
VIM. r. O'Keefe and Patrick McNally DEL
egaIes to the National league convention
which meets to-day, Thursday, Nov. Is, at
Minneapolis.
John Haley, regular tramp ledger at
the city hall, through too great prosperity
yesterday got tipsy and will probably lose
us sweet liberty for season at the mu
nfcfpCi nnuPt fhie
A gospel meeting will be held at the Y.
M. @. A. rooms this evening at O'Clock.
conducted by Mr.. Nathan Ford. Topic:
Opportunities Abused; The Husbandmen
Matt, 81: 80 46. All are cordially invited
Mr.. John Bell, treasurer of the st. Paul
branch of the Irish National league, on yes
terday forwarded to Hon. John f. Finerty,
treasurer of the league at Chicago, the sum
OF 1894, the amount collected in st. Paul.
The "New Education" what is itP The
lecture to be delivered by Rev. S. G.
Smith, at the First Baptist church, will
solve the problem. Do not fell to secure
tickets for this important intellectual
feast.
DR.. Wharton lost his buffalo robe in
driving on the lower part of Seventh
street laet evening, and though he discov-
cred his loss and went back for it in few
minutes, an unknown man had been seen
to successfully lug it off.
A gentleman named Ramsey has just is
sued from the Minneapolis press a new as
Economical school text book. On its title
page is a cut OF a quarter section moon
with Thomas cut serenely sitting thereon
at abluhoD, which imPels one to begin
search for boot-iack.
Chris Olson, feeling that he was too
much exposed to the biting November
blasts, bounced" an eYercoat late yester-
day afternoon from convenient hallway
without the consent of the proprietor, and
will tell "his honor" this morning how he
come to mistake it for his own
A district court jury awarded the seven
year-old girl, Emilee Lee Hollis 1915 by a
scaled verdict opened in court yesterday
morning, against tho city, for injuries re-
oeived by falling through a sewer man
hole on Eleventh street last Maroh, and the
court on request of City Attorney Murray,
granted stay of proceedings for twenty
days.
James B. Close filed suit of S9OG .o4 in
the district court yesterday, against the
Anchor Manufacturing company on a
claim OF unpaid prommissory notes, and
the Northwestern Manufacturing and Con-
struc!ion company against Joseph Whaley
and VIM. Dewar of $1,06440 on the same
kind of claims.
Two Swedes found Fort Smelling
soldier lying Intoxicated on the walk in
Rosabel street last night and aided him to
the corner of Seventh and jackson streets
and delivered to An officer. On his arrival
at the CITY hall he was too far gone with
his load of combined rum and frost to
articulate his name, and was recorded as
"No. 8"
Intelligence was received in st. Pan,
yesterday of the arrest at Helena, N. T.
of j. d. Nicholas, who will be remembered
as tho quondam ST. Paul Representatives of
an alleged twilight newspaper printed in
Minneapolis. After obtaining all the
ready cash he could from gudgeons in this
city he obtained a position as postal
clerk on the Northern Pacific railroad
The crime for whish he was arrested vss
that of abstracting money from registered
letter packages, and he has been commit
ted in default of $1,000 bail
Margaret Bradley, who has reyolyed he
tween city life and residence at the House
of the Good Shepherd for the past six
yesrs with almost kaleidescopic change
from one to the other, ran away from the
Institution few days ago, was picked up
by the police last night and will be re
turned thither this morning. She told the
officers that she came out for q little
change of air and from her benumbed
and pinched appearance it was evident
she had not anticipated the present cold
snap and had had enough of it.