Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-10
CITY GLOBULES.

Company had drill last night at the
new acmOry.
The flag at city hall was put on half
mast yesterday in honor to the memory of
AID. O'Connor, deceased.
meeting of Acker post, G. A. R., will
be held az their hall on Jackson street to-
morrow ening, to install officers.
The ca of r. Smith, Jr., charged with
mAulin6 The ear of Mr.. E. W. Chapman, was
continued yesterday to the 18th inst.
Capt. Mccarthy and Lieuts. Fahey and
Nauy have been elected by the Emmett
light artillery as delegates to the National
Guards convention.
Denny Simmons, Of the Chicago detect
i've force, returned to st. Paul yesterday
from Sioux City en- route home. He went
up or matters connected with the depart
mert in Chicago.
Al meeting Of Company :, First battal-
ion National guards, on Thursday night,
Mr.. John ". Willis was elected president
aBc Messrs. J. r. Walsh and Z. S. Critten
3en vice presidents.
-5ayor Rice has issued call for
meeting of the council to be held at
O'Clock this afternoon, when resolutions
viii be passed commemorative Of the
dea5h Of Ald. O'Connor.
The Father Mathew Temperance society
VIII hold It's fourteenth anniversary cele-
braton at Market hall tonight, OF which
occasion there will be a banquet and eZer-
cises Of an interesting character.
Judge Nelson of the United States cir
cult court on yesterday took up the case OF
Julia C. Crockett VS.. the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul railroad company, being an
action for $4,000 damages, caused by the
loss Of an arm.
Patrick McTeague called a lady a very
bad name, and she had him arrested. Yes
terdav Patrick got down on his ham bones,
so to speak, and said that he would never
do so any more. He was discharged on
promise of good behavior.
The Street Car company had gangs of
mer at work yesterday cutting away the
ridges of snow and ice banked up at diff
ferert points along the streets, and they
made good jobs of it wherever they struck
in With the pick and shovel.
The alarm of fire from box No. 81 at 8
o'clock yesterday morning was caused by
the discovery of fire in a shanty alongside
Of Dayton's bluff and near the junction
OF Bradley street and Hoffman avenue.
It was almost totally destroyed.
Chas Skellup had wanted to start
brewery or wholesale booze ranch on his
own hook. Monday night he tried to cab
bage Q key of beer from Scheffer's saloon
and he was locked up. Yesterday the
court sent him over for thirty days.
The police arrested John Donovan and
Jerry Manning yesterday on the charge of
aeec;ng q gillie named Lyon out of $50.
The latter claims TO have been touched at ,
Eelly's saloon Monday night and the de-
PENDANTS VIII be given hearing this
morning.
About this season Of the year Mr.. J. O.
Tervais, chief clerk Of the abstract Office,
may look for squalls. They viii be as vel
come as The spicy gales CT spring time,
however, as they proceed from q nine
pound boy baby who made his advent in
The household yesterday.
In the case of NJ. D. Miller vs.. the Chi |
cage, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad com
pany, in which action was brought for
$1,000, in the United States circuit court, |
the jury on yesterday returned verdict
for $500, IN favor Of the plaintiff. The |
action was brought for damages caused by |
being put OF q train.
William Barnes is one of the we'll mean
ing but mistaken yopng men who imagine
that they can beat whisky. He is young
in years and good fellow, but for several |
days he has been trying to beat the red stuff. |
Of course it downed him and yesterday he |
was before the court. He promised to
brace up and the court gave him only five
days.
William Ramsden was up yesterday,
charged with assaulting his ex-wife. 1t
was funny case. William called on the
damsel New Years day, and they hinged
and kissed each other as well regulated
people ought to do, seeing, of course, that
it was all in the family. On the day of
the assault, however, defendant proved an
abb and the case was dismissed.
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