Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-26
DAILY LOCAL MEANS.
CITY GLOBULES.

The jury trials, both civil and criminal,
close for the September term at this morn
iug's session of the district court.
The driving sleet of last evening was too
searching for the knights of the highway.
and they sought cover in squads at the
hotel de tramp.
a new electric light wire was stretched
up on the Wabashaw street poles on Sat
urday afternoon and the effect was more
brilliancy from the lamps in the street and
IL the stores where connections were made
that evening.
1t is asserted that Sullivan's first prize
fight victory was over two Boston police
men who came to arrest him for some
minor offense, and that this was the first
time he was aware of his powers at fstic
combat.
The state papers are very generally an
nouncing that Adam Gotzian, the leading
wholesale boot and shoe dealer of St. Paul,
has been killed. 1t is Conrad Gotzian,
brother of the deceased, who is in the boot
and shoe trade. Adam Gotzian was in the
real estate trade.
Rev. Mr.. Nixon gave an interesting ad-
dress on the Gospel System of Peace at the
Y. NJ. G. A. services yesterday afternoon.
There was a good attendance and the sing
ing was greatly enjoyed. Mr.. George w.
Penniman, a brilliant speaker, will give his
we'll known lecture on VIM. Lloyd Garrison
next Thursday evening.
On Saturday afternoon the driver of W.
p. Clough's carriage, while making a sud
den turn on the corner of Third and Cedar
street, knocked an old man down and one
of the horses had stepped oyer his pros
trate body without giving him scratch,
when he was snatched from his perilous
position by Officer O'Keefe, who was pass
ing at the time.
The Fergus Falls Telegram of Saturday,
says Capt. j. D. Wood, formerly connected
with the GLOBE, is in that city arranging
to start Democratic weekly paper. We
understand the initial number will be issued
next week. Capt. Wood is an excellent
newspaper man, who understands the bust
ness from the ground up, and his paper
will undoubtedly be good one.
Richard Gossat was arrested last ever
ing for pugilistic feats on the form of
companion in debauch and was locked up
at the city hall to enable him to become
more settled i'll temper. He had big
knife on board, of which he was relieved
for the night, and which in making the
handle must have endangered the capital
stock of some eastern bone factory.
Theodore Dean, IN original member of
the St. Paul Red Caps, after an absence
OF two years returned to live with his wife
few weeks since, and all was going on
swimminGly, when last night under the
exhileration of 100 much Sunday beaver
age he gave her a foul hit with his fist,
and on request of one of the boarders az
the house the patrol wagon was ordered
for his cenefit and he was conveyed by
Officer Casey to the home base of disor-
derby characters, the city hall.
The alleged specials published in the
double ender don't always work. Yester-
days issue of the concern gave windy
account of an alleged one million seven
hundred thousand dollar failure CT q Mil
waukee clothing firm known as Mendles-
sohn * Co. The facts are that the firm
conducted retail store on east Water
street. Milwaukee, and their liabilities and
assets all told, will not amount to over
$4,000. But million or two to the
douhle-ender is mere bsgatelle.
The most elaborate preparations are
making for the third annual ball of the
Fire Department Relief association of st.
Paul, at Market hall, next Wednesday
evening, at which, the evidences are, that
there will be very large attendance, as
object for which the entertainment is held
is most worthy one. st. Paul has very
thoroughly organized and splendid work
ing fire department, and this will be
good opportunity on the part of the citi-
zens to show that they appreciate the
fsithfulness and promptness of its active
membership.
John Halpin who stole James d. Nea-
giles buffalo robe on Minnesota street on
Saturday evening and pawned it at Isaac
Abrahsm's for 81 were it was recovered by
Officer McMshon, few hours later again
appeared at Abraham's with q harness
for sale which he had lifted from the
premises of Mrs. Casey, corner OF Fourth
and Minnesota streets, who keeps hos
telry for man and beast But Isaac
while bantering with his customer man
aged 10 send word to the city hall that the
freebooter was on mis- premises and Hslpin
was eaught with his booty in his hands
and locked up for trial this morning.