Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-17
CITY GLoBULES.

CITY GLOBULES.
The Ladies' Vocal club will meet as
usual tomorrow afternoon.
The sanitary committee did not hold a
meeting last night as it was intended it
should.
A herd of sale mules were trotted up
through the city from the depot yards
yesterday afternoon.
John Patterson hasposted up the usual
spring notices in regard to cleaning up
back yards and alleys.
The real estate department of Biegler q
Schutte's Office in Bridge square will here
after be open from Z to SPIN.
Two plain DRINKS paid S. each in the
municipal court yesterday morning, and
Ed. Kellogg, for an assault, shelled out
$40.
There was an attendance of $50 persons
at the Calico ball of the Society Vega at
Pfeifer hall on Saturday evening, ana 500
was Melted.
Last night two crazy drunk Swedes were
locked up at the city hall, and when they
were placed behind the bars they made
<'Rome howl"
The wise ones predict that the new judge
for the Seventh judicial district will have
his name spoken by Gov. Hubbard the
present week.
All the festive old and young gentlemen
left their wigs in the bureau drawer yester-
day morning, such was the rage for the
first and second rows,
By peeping over the shoulder OF State
Treasurer Kittelson the discovery is made
that all the counties in the state, with the
exception of Clay, have made their cash
balances even With that officer.
Aid. Mccarthy, back from his Stevens
county farm, reports that he has his seed
ing more than half done, and that other
farmers in the same locality are making
good progress, though no one is so far ad-
Vanced as he is.
Mr.. D. Woodmanses yesterday mailed
check for $3.50, the first instalement for a
Midway entry in the $4,000 purse for
2:19 horses at Hartford, Connecticut, to
be trotted during the grand circuit meet
ing at that place in August.
There was a small batch of cases in the
municipal court yesterday morning-only
ten-three of which paid, one gave bond,
one went to the " oman's reformatory, an
other to the workhouse, one was continued,
and one was held to the grand jury.
John Flick, sent to the workhouse April
for thirty days, for drunk and dis
orderly, was released yesterday by his
father, an old resident of Carver county,
paying the fine of SIS. The father heard
of his sons arrest and conviction through
the GLOBE.
J. Bogenrief, commonly known as Jack
the Tanner, arrested Saturday for beating
his mistress, one Mary Swanson, was dis
charged yesterday upon giving bonds in
$500 to keep the peace, while the girl was
sent to tie Woman's reformatory for
thirty days.
Several members of the council building
committee, with Messrs. Parker, Prender-
CAST, Hughson and Schliek, together with
went to Minneapolis yesterday to look
through the fire department buildings of
that city, and get pointers" if there were
any to be got.
John Hanley and Tom Koran got into
quarrel at the early hour Of o'clock
yesterday morning while taking breakfast
at the Oyster Bay. Getting out doors,
Hanley, assisted by the bartender, as
saulted Koran and banged him up good.
Hanley was arrested, but the hearing was
postponed until this morning.
Last evening d. Swank, who resides at
No. 81 Sherman street, reported at the city
hall that on Sunday night seven of his
mules escaped from his place. Early yes
terday morning they were seen at Seven
corners and started down Fourth street.
They are large, dark, valuable animals,
and Mr.. Swank wants them back.
Brown Jones, a Swede, with two other
colperteurs of John Barleycorn who were
too far gone to give their names, were ar
rested last night and anchored at the sta
ton. They will be called upon in the
morning, when the names, age, occupation
and many other particulars connected with
twain will doubtless be made part of the
municipal court record.
He was standing on st. Peter street with
watch in hand gazing on the town clock,
when an acquaintance asked him if he was
looking to see if his watch was right.
"No," said he, ''I'm looking to see if the
town clock is right" whereupon he did up
that watch in three chamois skin pouches
and silk handkerchief, and trudged on
without smiling a smile.