Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-04
CITY GLOBULES.

me uSotuit Case "a NJ - -hCOaAtAJ "oo
dismissed By Judge Burr yesterday on
payment Of the costs.
A sa.chel was left in James Flannigan's
hack yesterday which the owner may have
by calling at city hall.
A notorious young sneak thief named
Thomas Lambert was run in by Capt.
Clark yesterday afternoon.
The chief of police yesterday looked
over the Market house for police headquar
tiers and liked the looks of it.
The Father Mathew Temperance society
will hold an anti-liquor rally in the base
ment of the Cathedral at o'clock this af
ternoon.
The Ed. Dunn mentioned in the police
court records yesterday is transient fell
| low and not old settler, Dunn who is re-
spectacle citizen.
VIM. Pleiss, a recalcitrant hackman
was up yesterday charged with obstructing
the streets. He was fined $40, reprimand-
ed and the fine was RENTED.
The meeting of the Bar association, to
have been held yeaterday afternoon, was
adjourned until next Saturday on account
| of the illness of l. V. D. Heard.
The board of education will meet next
Tuesday evening. A meeting of the COM
mittee on property of the board will be
held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The remains of Henry Dallmann, the
young man who committed suicide at the
| st. Paul house over week ago, were in
tered yesterday, nothing having been
heard from his relatives.
Yesterday afternoon the special officer
at the Manitoba railroad yard detected
man named John Coock in the act of steal
ing a sack of coal from one of the cars.
The culprit was locked up.
''The Parallels of Our Lord in Their In
ward Meaning" will be treated of by Rev.
Mr.. Mitchell, of the New Jerusalem Tor
| Swedenborgian) church, in a course of
sermons commencing this morning.
Mr.. Watkins, superintendent of the fish
hatchery, put 100000 White fish eggs into
| the waters around Saltwater. He will go
down to Far1bauIt tomorrow if the trains
run and put a lot of eggs into the waters
around that place.
The members of the Hook and Ladder
company at No. engine house, have taken
possession of the association rooms which
will be hereafter used as sleeping apart
ment Workmen we're engaged yesterday
in putting up sliding poles.
A beautiful and clearly defined rainbow
arched the western horizon yesterday after
noon, and an old settler remarked that it
augered cold weather. Asw have not had
cold snap since yesterday breeze from
Iceland would be very acceptable.
The recent order of Mayor Rice requir-
ing all members of the police force to set
tie old scores or drop their beats is having
an immediate effect. Officers Thomas and
Simons are the only ones so far who have
had occasion to not take their beats.
The meeting of the department of
American history of the Minnesota His
| torical society called for next Monday
evening is postponed, owing to the neces-
sary absence of the member who was to
have read the most important paper.
team attached to cutter and belong
ing to Mr.. George Allen became frightened
on Fourth street yesterday afternoon and
ran away. The cutter was turned over
and for a few minutes it seemed as if there
was going to be lively picnic. The cut
ter was damaged but no other harm was
done.
The case of the state against Matt Ea-
gan, charged with criminal carelessness in
running a railroad switch engine, was
called for hearing in the municipal court
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. W. W. Erwin ap-
peared for defendant and demanded a jury
trial, the case being continued to Feb. 81,
at 10 a. u.
Articles of incorporation of the North
western Water and Gas Supply company,
located at Minneapolis, were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. The capital
stock is $250,000, with A. G. Rand, Geo. A.
Pillsbury, James Waters, VIM. S. Mott, o.
A. Pray, Geo. E. Beach, A. L. Miner and
o. P. Briggs, as incorporators.
The total enrolment at the public
schools during the month of January was
5,367, an increase of 718 over that of the
corresponding month of 1882. In order
that the increase and rapid development of
the schools may be seen enrolment for the
past five years for January are given as
follows: 1879, 3,282; 1880, 3,411; 1881,
1882; 1882, 4,649; 1888, 1857.
William Reed and another man we're tax
en- into custody yesterday on the suppose
ton that they were insane. The one last
spaken Of was found on Minnesota street
near the telegraph Office and was suffering
9 good deal from cold. DR.. Stewart was
called and examined the man, and found
that his mental condition was due, to some
extent at any rate, to too much exposure.
John Williams, the young man who
pulled a gun on Third street saloon
keeper because he would not set up the
beer, was before the court yesterday
charged with being drunk and disorderly.
Areport came from Minneapolis that he
was wanted there for picking pockets, and
it was ascertained that working the dip"
was his regular racket. He was turned
over to the Minneapolis minions.