Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-11
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To-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
no beet hay is selling in Haym arket
=quare fer So and $40 per ton.
The annual reception OF the Winona
guards takes place at that city Dec %.
There will be no sessions in either branch
Of the district court until tomorrow at 10
g. IL.
Thomas Mcdonald was haulsd in for
assault and battery at the city hall yester-
day afternoon.
Wm.Wrinkler was examined for insanity
ct the probate court yesterday and ordered
committed to st. Peter.
5. II. Wilson has begun suit in The
United States court against the Home In
suranoe Co., of NeT York, to collect $4,000
damages.
4 warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest OF a bad little boy named Tommy
Mcdonnell, who is charged with whipping
his stepmother.
Mr.. Schmotter, of the Sixth ward, is ar
ranging to give an exhibition of fireworks,
to take place on the hill in West ST. Paul
New Years night.
The United States circuit court COM
memo yesterday, Judges Nelson and Nc
Ccary Cd the bench. The day Yves passed
in hearing motions.
Rice street is to be closed to travel
while the bridge is being built over the
railroad track and the grading is in pro-
gress, and Park avenue will have to be
used instead.
There is to be a grand opening of the
National guards at Minneapolis next Fri
day evening, at which Gov. Hubbard and
staff have received an invitation to be
present in full uniform.
Gov. Hubbard was up to the state capi-
tai few moments yesterday and returned
to his rooms where he will remain yet for
several days before permanently taking
up the reins of duty again.
An insane man proved so boisterous at
the st. Thomas hotel yesterday afternoon
that the patrol wagon was sent for and he
was lodged in the county Jail for examina-
ton by Judge McGrorty to-day.
Mrs. Jackson, who claims to be hard
working woman, had Belle and Kitty La
mont arrested yesterday afternoon on the
charge of stealing the sum of 1886 from
her residence. The case will come up to-
day.
The fire commissioners have decided
that the fire laddies must wear their new
uniforms On all and every occasion, ex-
cepting when in attendance upon weddings
or funerals. Dress to the right brass but
tons to the front.
menced suit in the United States circuit
court, yesterday, against Conrad Gotzian
u Co, for an injunction to restrain de-
PENDANTS from using patent rubber ap-
pliance for boots.
A lame cobbler named John Woods, was
arrested yesterday afternoon on the charge
of stealing crimping board and nun
Der Of boot trees from another knight Of
the ewl named John Ahern. The case
will be settled by Judge Burr.
The board of public works hold an ad,
journed meeting tomorrow evening to
decide upon the extensive paving of streets
contemplated to be entered upon nexi
spring and which has to be prepared for
in getting out material in the colder
months.
Paddy Moran, for ten continuous nights
a ledger in the hotel de tramp, received
his pay from the N. P. railway yesterday,
and after treating several tramps to fifty
cent dinners, at the Union depot, sent his
love to landlord O'Keefe and HE'D him to
the dalles of Wisconsin.
STA John Chinaman on StPeter street was
scared out of his "washee shop by a taw-
ny son of Ham late las. night who wanted
his shirt, but could not produce his tea
chest receipt therefor. John sought the
aid of the "police," and S8mbo was final
~ persuaded to wait for his change of linen
until morning.
family on Rice street having in pros
pect an assessment benefit of over 5000
in their favor got very merry over their
good fortune yesterday, and got into the
tallest kind of a wrangle over Division OF
the spoils. At last accounts it did not
look as though this particular money
would be long absent from the treasury.
The new furnaces and heating apparatus
are in running order at the new central
fire hall, and thief alarm telegraph wires
are all ready for their battery connections
at that point. The work of removing
from the old quarters at the city hall to
the new will be commenced to-day and
probably by Friday or Saturday the entire
transfer will be made to the spaciou;
building on the corner of Eighth and Min
nesota streets, though there will be nc
formal opening Of the new quarters unit
Christmas day.
Attorney General Hahn rendered ar
opinion yesterday that the terms of all the
county auditors, treasurers and county
commissions under the new constitutions
amendments expire Jan. 1, instead OF
March l as formerly. but the Office of So
perintendent of county schools will not be
affected by these amendments the present