Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-09
CITY GLOBULES.

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Box No. 50. at Seventh and Willius
streets, was tested yesterday and found to
work all right
The school teachers we're paid $4,000 !
yesterday, being for services rendered |
during February.
Young Duffy, who arrived in the city
Wednesday night, with both feet frozen,
was taken to the city hospital.
Steamboat Inspectors Geo. W. Girdon
and John G. Scott, of Galena, Ill, called |
on Gen. NJ. D. Flower yesterday.
A letter was received from Mayor Rice
yesterday, who is now sojourning in Balti-
more His health is very much improved.
Matt Conroy had raised merry perdi-
ton in Schmitt's saloon and the latter had
him arrested. Yesterday he was taxed five
bills.
horse attached to a dray made mod
crate run down Third street yesterday
afternoon, but was stopped just below
Robert street, without having done any
injury.
They were three of a kind and the
hawthorn and daisy will blow when they
are released from durance again. Being
all charged with vagrancy they went to
the workhouse for sixty days each.
The Guaranty Insurance Company of
North America, headquarters Montreal,
has been admitted to do business in this
state. This company is organized for and
does a business of insuring the payment
OF personal bonds.
Mr.. A. d. Hinsdale, the architect, re-
turned yesterday from Duluth, where he
secured the contract for the erection of a
sig story building. He reports a big
boom in that city and he will open
branch Office there.
Thomas Chisler crept into the apartment
of lady guest at the Merchants hotel and
cabbaged therefrom a chain valued at $15.
Yesterday he was arraigned for hearing
and the trial resulted IN q ninety days
sentence III the workhouse.
The State Forestry association will hold
its annual meeting for the election of Of
fcers and to prepare for its operations for
1889 and 1884, at the Historical society
rooms on this friday evening, March 8.
All members should attend this meeting.
Three judgments were entered in the
United States circuit court yesterday
against the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railroad company, as follows: Thomas
Nj. Sullivan, for $4,093.53; Harriet A.
Sweet, for S3,872.60; E. A. Clark, for
$2,O85.82.
In returning from the Opera house
Wednesday evening the wife of Count
Serenyi dropped her bracelet over the
Seventh street bridge. Officer Morarity
searched around in the snow until he found
the trinket, and yesterday he returned it to
the countess. She offered him d reward,
which he refused.
Over the hills to the workhouse I'll ride
so gayly to-day, mourned Mr.. Lightfoot
yesterday morning as he stood up to re-
ply to the charge of vagrancy. But the
court thought it would be breaking too easy
for him and as his name was suggestive OF
walk he was given an hour to light out of
town. He skipped.
Madam Rumor is employing her arr
for gossip in the Sixth ward over the
recent flight or elopment OF married
woman. who is reported to have left hel
husband and three children and put out
for parts unknown. The husband of the
runaway is employed as a fur cutter IL
one of the wholesale houses.
There is a gentleman now in the state
examining the clays obtainable here with
view to the establishment of a drain tilt
pottery. The secretary of the state board
of immigration directed his attention to
several localities where suitable clay could
be found, and the location OF the work;
will depend on the facilities for transpor
tation which may be available.
A warrant was issued yesterday from
the municipal court, on the complaint o
A. E. Markham, for the arrest of J. R
Furlong and Mary E. Markham. The lat
ter is the wife of the complainant, and h
charges in the complaint that she ant
Furlong have been cohabiting together
She was arrested and locked up.
On account of the committee meeting
last evening to make arrangements 70
st. Patrick's day, the committee which wa
to have met at the same time on the ereC
ton of a new hall for the Irish Catholic so
cieties of st. Paul was postponed til
Thursday the 18th instant. The commit
tee will then meet in Crusaders hall OF
the corner of Seventh and st. Peter street.
The falling of icicles from the accuma
lations on the caves of buildings has result
ed lately in several very narrow escape
from serious accidents. In passing dow
Wabashaw street about 2:30 O'clock ysster
day afternoon young lady was terribl
startled by the falling of huge mass
ice from the caves of the custom hous,
1t fell at her feet and had it been ste
nearer she would have been seriously hur
Mrs. Setima and her two comely daugl
tsrs were before Judge Burr yesterda
charged with disorderly conduct. The
occupy apartments in tenement hous
along with several other families, and th
complaint was made by tt
neighbors who claim that the Setima's al
given to unseemly rackets in the
domicile. 1t appeared that the elder lad
was to blame for the noise and she Wa
fined $15, the girls being discharged.
Suit for Damages.
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