Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
CITY GLOBULEs.

The condition of Chief Black, of the fire
department, is reported as very much i'm
proved.
An order was filed by Judge Brill yester-
day denying the motion for new trial in
the case of A. Fritz against Pennock
Pussy.
G.. S. Lundegrof was arrested yesterday
afternoon on warrant sworn out by his
daughter, charging him with assault and
battery.
On motion of Mr.. Goforth, the attorney,
the bail of Andrew O'ConnelI, charged with
robbery, was on yesterday reduced to $3.50
and the accused was released.
Hon.J. B. Grinneli, of Iowa, telegraphed
to Ex-Gov. Marshall from Lake Crystal: 81
am on my way home. Draw on me for the
cyclone sufferers at Rochester for 5000 at
Grinnell, Iowa."
The steamer Sibley of the Diamond 10
line arrived between 1 and o'clock this
morning, with full cabin of passengers
and 200 tons of freight. She came through
without detention by low water.
John Fermer and M. Hanley were ar
rested by Officer O'Brien last night for
raising disturbance al inc Seventh street
bridge. When put under arrest one of the
men tried to hit the officer with stone.
Eight laborers were arrested yesterday
afternoon On the charge of quarrying
stone on street. They were in the en-
ploy of Kelly, the contractor, and the
offense was committed on Dayton's bluff.
The st. Paul Academy of Natural
Sciences will be open for visitors this
Thursday afternoon. The ladies com
mittee will be in charge of the rooms from
3 to 8 O'clock p. N. Hall 554 Wabashaw
street.
The Swede clearinghouse on Third
street below Sibiey was the scene of
lively scrapping match, the contestants
being two men named Collins and Venrip.
They were waltzed to the tower by Captain
Bresset.
In the prize shooting tournament for
$50 gold piece, now in progress at the
Wabashaw street gallery, the lead is main
tanned by Mr.. c. H. Slocum, local on the
st. Paul end of the Tribune. He is several
wRds ahead, so to speak.
The ST. Paul & Minneapolis Messenger
and Telephone company have moved into
sheIr new quarters on Robert street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. The COM
pany now respond to police and fire calls,
and the very useful enterprise is being
rapidly perfected.
About 10 o'clock last night the atten-
ton of Officer Dufour was called to the
mysterious movements of a man who
seemed in the act of crawling over the
railing Of the bridge. He was taken in
charge and it proved to be one Mat
STANLEY, a resident of the Sixth Ward, and
he was somewhat intoxicated.
About s O'clock last evening Capt.Bresett
and Detective Walsh happened along by
Plus Reeds saloon Just in time to stop a
blpody row. Two fellows named Thomas
Collins and Mat Van Rip had just started
in for a general fight. The latter had
succeeded in knocking Collins down twice,
and the latter had just got up and was
raising chair with which to smash his
opponent when the above officers entered
the saloon and arrested both parties.
The State Sportingmen's association
had James II. Brown, g store keeper on
Robert street, arrested Tuesday for sell
ing ducks out of season. Mr.. Brown plead
guilty to the charge in the municipal court
yesterday morning and was fined $40. For
some years past the game laws have been
openly violated, and game sold in this
market out of season. 1t is the purpose
of the State Association of Sportsmen to
enforce the laws and suppress all illegal
traffic, and this the first instance of prose-
cution will be followed by others as fast
as brought to their notice.