Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-11
CITY GLOBULES.

Inc council commune on StreeCS nave
meeting at 80 this evening.
A Widows back pension allowance of
1880 was received at the ABUNDANT gen
erals department yesterday.
The wooden block flooring in engine
house No, 3 has been removed and heavy
plank flooring substituted therefor.
The building committee of the city coun-
Gil VII have a MEETING this afternoon to
consider the proposed building ordinance.
Emma Lee was arrested and locked up
last night, but no fellow could find out
what for, as the warrant could not be
found.
Yesterday as a lot of sheep were COM
ing down Third street two of them jumped
through g window into Nick Gross estab-
lishElent in the Irvine block.
Two of the old Minnesota transit railway
bonds of $1,000 each were paid by the
stats auditor yesterday, being owned by
Mrs. Cromwell, of Washington, D. G.
Last evening little six-year-old deaf
and dumb boy was picked up on Rosabel
street and taken to the City hall where he
lay On a settee by the stove at midnight as
SOuLu asleep as ne cOulu De.
The ladies of Park Congregational
church, on st. Anthony Hill, are making
arrangements to give strawberry festival
Tuesday evening, May 18th. More par
ticular notice of the event will hereafter be
made.
Officer Zirkelbach, last evening, arrested
three rough fellows who were disorderly
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their names, and in searching them two
silver nut-pickers were found on one of
then.
Thomas Jordan, Vim. Hill, John Scott,
james O'Brien and John Barrett, the four
vags arrested Wednesday night out at the
plow works, were given the grand bounce
out Of the city by order of Judge Hall yes
terday morning.
deed was placed on record yesterday
from G. W. Seibert and others to j. N.
Rogers and William Hendricks, conveying
an undivided two-thirds interest in one
hundred and thirty-fve acres, in section
%, town 30, range %, for $780, $50.
Yesterday j. B. Pake, charged by G. A.
Congdon.w with perjury, was brought before
Z. S. Commissioner Spencer and held in
the gsum of one thousand dollars.
Not beng able to furnish that amount of
security he was locked up in the county
jail.
Strawberries have got down from the
high peg of 81 to thirty-fve cents basket,
and people Of moderate means begin to
realize that the time is not far distant
when they may again luxuriate thereon
with a mixture Of cream or in tOothsome
short-cake.
D. McFernan, John Grimes, John Clark
and Mike Collins, the four ''bun." arrested
gagged in free-for-alI pUgili.tlc st -,
were given thirty days each in tbs york
house yesterday morning by Judge Hdll III
the municipal court.
The people at st. Joseph's hospital sent
word down to the City hall last evening
that policeman was needed there to at
tend to a noisy and troublesome person.
Officer Bremen went up and arrested and
took to the City hall fellow named John
Murphy who was noisy and rough.
a pleasant wedding ceremony took place
on Wednesday at 1870 a. m. at st. Mary's
church, Rev. Father Calliet officiating.
The parties were DR.. James Dewey and
Mary W. McGrorty, sister of Judge Nc
Grorty, of the probate court. The happy
couple left by the evening train for Huron,
d. L, their future home.
Bids were opened yesterday at the chief
quartermaster's Office, Fort Smelling,
Mimi, for the delivery at Aberdeen, D. T.,
or the 18th day of June next, ninety (9O)
good, sound two-year old heifers. Two bids
were received as follows: VIM. w. Dun
ming, st. Peter, $32.45 each; Marcus John
son, Atwater, $24.90 each.
At the pool tournament at Major Feise's
billiard hall last night, there were eight
contestants. At the close the CONTEST mar
rowed down to H. Robertson and John
Derrick, the former winning by score of
thirty-nine to thirty Derrick was
not IN goodform, and his hackers challenge
Robertson to another contest.
Capt. j. K. Arnold has perfected ar
rangements for establishing the North
ern Tier, at Crookston, with which he was
formerly connected, the paper to be issued
as daily. Capt. Arnold made a very
lively and interesting paper OF the Weekly
Northern Tier, and his old friends heartily
wish that his anticipations as to the daily
may be realized.
The clock on the new market house has
refused to tick for three days, having shut
down at precisely Up. N. Possibly this
may be an advertisement of the way bust
ness is to be done when the stalls and
booths get under way up there, but more
likely the machinery needs oiling, pin has
gone loose or cog has given out in this
generally faithful marker of the feeting
minutes and hours.
Chief Weber is in receipt of a telegram
from w. S. Bacon, coroner of Dakota
county, giving the following de-
scription of a foater picked up
at Hastings yesterday morning: Man
found dead in river here; about
twenty-five to thirty years old, built heavy,
dark brown hair, light sandy mustache, five
feet eight to ten inches tall, not very fieshy,
good black ribbed suit of clothes, not much
worn; good laced shoes, grey wooden seeks,
white linen shirt, blue dotted calico shirt
under that, and grey Merino under shirt;
evidently was in the habit of chewing to
bacco; teeth sound, except a lower front
tooth was gone; no papers or valuables on
his person or marks of violence visible;
quite badly decomposed