Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-30
Sergeant Signal Corps, q. s. A.
CITY GLoBULEs.

The street cars in the city of Winona
are in operation.
Peter Berlin's supper and ball at
Pfeifer hall, last night, was we'll attended.
Grand ball of the st. Paul Liederkranz
ct Pfeifer hall, tomorrow, New Years
eve.
James Heenen was run into the city hall
yesterday afternoon for the larceny of an
overcoat.
The plat commission met yesterday and
approved Meyers Encouragement of block
No. 60, West st. Paul proper.
The Policemen's ball at Market hall on
Thursday evening bids fair to be one of
the dancing events of January.
The committee on streets, bridges, ETC.,
did not materialize pursuant to its call for
meeting yesterday afternoon.
Gov. hubbard is looking up the slate as
to where he lost votes in the last election,
is what they say just about these days.
VIM. Hodges & Co. brought suit for
S20662 in the district court yesterday to
recover judgment for $2O6. 81 for bill of
goods.
Quite number of assessment judg
ments for street Improvements were grant
ed by Judge Brill at the special term of
the court yesterday.
James Heenan, a drunken old bum,
plucked coat from in front of Jackson
street store yesterday, and Officer Call
yanked him to the hall.
Nathaniel NJ. Simons filed suit IN the
district court yesterday against Hager q
Co. for balance of account of SAP for
goods forwarded the latter.
The appointment of Henry Sackville
Treherne as British vice consul for the st.
Paul customs district was fled with the
secretary of state yesterday.
The liquor license books will be ready
for business Jan. l. 1t Is understood
that another movement is unde- way to
have the license raised to $500.
Clerk Bell, of the district court, admin
istered the oath of Office yesterday to P.
E. l.. Haraenberg and Geo. b. Hazard,
the new Ramsey county commissioners.
R. c. Wiley. the new register of deeds of
Ramsey county, filed bond of $4,000 in
the office of the clerk of the district court
with John NJ. Carlson and Joseph Open
helm as surstles.
The night of the Firsman's ball some
stranger handed Market Master O'Reagan
an overcoat to take care of. 1t has not
yet been called for, but the owner can have
it by proving property.
Mother Watson, whose sentence of sixty
days for keeping house of ill fame, 10
which she plead guilty at the late session
of the criminal court, expired this morn
ing, was lei out of Jail yesterday morn
ing.
The council committee on fire depart
ment met yesterday afternoon, at which
claim of 800 was presented for damage
done TO wagon by collision with hose
cart No. 4 the morning sitter the Drake
fire. 1t was laid over.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon an
old gentleman residing in Minneapolis,
while walking up Third street, slipped and
fell in front of the Capital bank. He was
stunned and slightly injured, and was as
sisted to the depot where he took the
train.
Frank II. Follansbee, as guardian of
Caroline, Marian and Lemuel Fsrwell, mi
nors, brought suit in the district court
yesterday against Ann j. Edmondson for
unlawful occupancy and detention of real
estate belonging to his wards, aud asking
restitution of the property.
Copies of the commission and e1equa-
TOR of the appointment of Henry Sackville
Treherne as British consul at st. Paul, and
for the customs district thereof, were fled
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
appointment is made from the consulate