Daily globe., 1883-03-22
CITY GLOBULES.


fire Commissioners, took the oath of Office
yesterday.
Lot No. 10, block u, 81. Paul proper,
was soIi yesterday By ]. ?. Gribben, to
John Espy for $4,000.
City Treasurer Refs reports that the as
sessment for paving Fort street is being
paid Up remarkably fast
An order was fled by Judge Brill
yesterday overruling the demurrer IN
theNcase OF the state against the Northern
Pacific Railroad company.
The sheriff of Washington county passed
through St. Paul yesterday on his way to
st. Peter with a crazy man.
DR.. Talbot James, the capable physician
10 the workhouse, was called out yesterday |
afternoon 10 attend sick inmate.
Yesterday Judge Wilkin filed an order
denying The motion for new trial in the
case OF John Hammond against Clement |
Faudi.i.
Owing to the af1iiction in Prof. Woods |
family, his place as accompanist at the re-
hearsa! of the Choral union will be taken
by Miss Swartzwelder.
The meeting in regard to sanitary mat
ters called by the chamber Of commerce
for 7:30 this evening, will be held at the
council chamber, at the city hall, not at
the chamber of commerce.
The reflection Of q bright blaze in the
western horizon about $3.50 o'clock last
night indicated the existence of fire be-
tween ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
James Mcdonald interviewed hizzoner
yesterday on the charge of applying his
boot 10 that portion Of Mr.. John Welch's
anatomy situated in the region Of his base
ment The hearing will come up to-day.
Last rFght Officer PeItier run in two men
named Geo. Miller and Peter Brown for
fight:c.- in the Sixth ward. Another pugil
ist, named Tracey, engaged in the fight,
go. away.
4 German girl called at the police court
yesterday afternoon and swore out war
rant for her perfdious lover on the charge
of bastardy. If the young man is arrested
the case viii come up to-day.
Joseph Hama and the Picha families are
neighbors, and the other day Joseph read
the riot act 20 Mrs Picha, ana before she
got through there was first-class ruction.
He was arrested for assault, and the little
matinee cost him ten large elegant bills.
T. G. White, the collector, was up before
Judge Burr again yesterday on the charge
of elrbezzlenent. This time he collected
So To- Mr. Schnick, and appropriated the
same. At the eleventh hour he paid over
the money. The examination Will take
place to-day.
The long talked of billiard match be-
tween L. W. Sherman, of California, and
julie Mayer, of Minneapolis, takes place
this evening at o'clock lat the Athen@um.
The game is for $3.50 a side, GOO points up.
The table will be the monarch cushion,
four and half by nine, j. III Brunswick 81
Bake make.
slight sensation was caused OF lower
Third street about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, caused by the actions of spir-
tied team belonging to Mr.. George Allen.
The nags took fright at the union depot
and ran up Third to Robert street, break
ing the buggy and causing CONSERVATION
among other teams.
Young woman named Agnes Coleman
called at city hall last night and requested
lodging. She stated that she had been
turned out of the house Of the Good Shep
herd and that her sister, Mrs. NJ. Scott,
had refused 10 give her shelter, her father
also turning her out of doors. The case
seems Ike very sad and unfortunate one
The coroner decided that an inquest
would rot be necessary in the case of the
young .nan, Patrick Dugan, who was run
over and killed by the cars on Tuesday
night. Messrs. Leigh & Co., the undertak
ers, received a telegram from the young
mans father at Bloomington, H., stating
that he would leave directly for ST. Pau
and taSe the remains in charge.
It IS a hard thing to be out of luck, ant
this is what allied Minnie Hennessey,
Door old dame from Brainerd who came t,
st. Paul few days ago in search of work
Somehow she did not succeed, and becom
ing discouraged she sought consolation il
the flowing bowl. She was arrested 70
drunkenness and the court gave her thirt
days IN the house of correction.
The many friends of Mr.. George A. an
Mrs. Abbie Wells, residing in the Sixt
ward, will be panied to learn of the deaf
of their only daughter, Katie, Joung lad
fourteen years Of age. She died late Tues
day evening, and her death,is sad blow t
her afflicted parents, and will be regrette
by all who knew her. The funeral wi
take place at 10 o'clock this morning.
A compositor at Miller's printing off
named W. Il. Devine reported at polio
headquarters yesterday that he had bee
robbed of $75 by his roommate, anothe
printer named G. w. Taylor. The youn
men roomed together on Exchange stree
and the money was taken from his pan
pocket during Tuesday night. Taylo
who has skipped out, also owed consi
cradle of borrowed money.
Adiutant General HawIey has issued
commission as captain of Company
the Minnesota National Guards to Sta
Senator D. Z. Goodrich, of Blue Ear
City. Of course there are no fears ente
tained that the holding of both these of
ces will come within the province of civ
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