Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-13
CITY GLOBULEs.

k5iourned meeting Of thu board OF pub
lie works at their rooms, at 9 o'clock to-
Jav.
Martin Counors, who was wanted for
mausiaughter in Iowa, was taken to that
state yesterday.
There seems to be insufficient steam
heating apparatus in the north side of the
state capitol building Offices, Judging from
the icy temperature therein yesterday.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
board of state charities and corrections
will assemble ia the governors room at
the state capitol at 10 a. m. to-day.
The headquarters band of the Fiji
theenth infantry will arrive at st. Paul
this evening from Fort Randall, D. T., en-
route to Fort Buford, D. T., their new
station.
John Ebert, butcher, years ago an ocou-
pant of stall in the old market, will soon
fit up stall No. in the new Market house,
and keep a full supply of the choicest
meats.
Mother AInira Cressy added another ar
rest for drunkenness to her calendar last
evening, and renewed her twenty years &C
quaintance with the police by lock-in of
tina same old sort.
A colored gamin named Aaron Cox was
arrested yesterday on complaint of Bar
bara Allen, the charge being disorderly.
Barbara says she tried to fire him out of
her house when he bit her finger.
Sheriff O'Gorman lodged in the work
house yesterday the two young men
Brown and DAILY, sentenced on Saturday
for larceny for three MONTHS and Berg,
similarly sentenced for simple assault.
Signor Jannotta announces that the ser
vices of Miss Phoebe Scheffer Gray, the
accomplished sopano singer, of Chicago,
have been engaged to assist at the concert
OF the Choral society to be given on the
22d inst.
First Lieutenant Josiah Chance, Seven
teenth infantry, is relieved from further
duty in connection with department rifle
competition at Fort Smelling, Mimi, and
will proceed to join his station, Fort A.
Lincoln, D, L.
Adjutant General Hawley, received no
tice yesterday of $1,000 pension granted
TO Edward C. Goodall of New Haven,
Conn, in answer to an application made
for him by this gentleman at Washington
a few weeks ago.
A little fve-year old named Tommie
Hartman was picked up on the street by
the police yesterday, his cheeks being as
red as roses with the cold, but he answered
questions like q major. He was restored
to his anxious parents.
The Choral society had splendid re-
hearsai last evening and are getting into
shape to do some good work. The next
rehearsal will take place next Monday
evening. On Wednesday evening of next
week, the final rehearsal with the orches-
ira will be held.
The Ancient Order of Herbernians, divi-
sion No. l, at their regular meeting last
night elected the following delegates to
attend the national league convention at
Minneapolis, on Thursday, next: James
j. Kennedy, DR.. Dyer, Michael OToole,
Nicholas Dunphy.
Major David Krause, Eleventh infantry,
having reported at these headquarters,
under paragraph fifteen, special orders
number seventy-seven, current series, from
the headquarters of the army, is assigned
to duty at Fort Sully, d. T., and will pro-
coed to join his station.
A shy young girl came into the city hall
yesterday morning and inquired of Maj.
Joe Spiel if he had seen her lover. They
were about to be married, she said, when
her fellow suddenly skipped out. Joe said
he WAS sorry but that the groom hadn't
been run in, and the damsel left with
tear in her eye.
Sheriff Henry O'Gormon went out to
New Canada township yesterday and
made the arrest of Joseph Wohlutz for
committing assault and battery on Hugh
Montgomery in 8 neighborhood quarrel
The pugilistic Joseph was housed in jail
and will be brought before the municipal
court this morning.
Officer Zirklebach early last evening
arrested Geo. nlingsworth, near the Seven
Corners, with the body of a deceased
goose in his possession, which he had
secured from poultry dealer without
money and without price. Is is supposed
be had Just been reading Gov. Hubbard's
thanksgiving proclamation and spying the
exposed fowl acted on impulse instead of
intent with sforethought
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dow of Bells saloon, at Post Siding last
night, and broke the bar mirror. The pa
troll wagon was summoned, but when it
arrived at the scene neither the dsmager
or the damaged could be found. The lat
ter, however, put in his appearance at the
city hs II at late hour, gave the officers
their cue, and the offender will be arrested
to-day.
Hagar & Co., of the Inter-Ocean hotel at
Mandan, standing 8 suit made against