Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-25
Se-gesnt Signal Corps, q. B, A.
To-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULEs.

Charles Brown, colored man who has
been acting az policeman, yesterday re-
signed.
Ground is being broken on the south
west corner Of Ninth and WabashaW street
for new block.
Nick Klinger and Sam Queirer were ar
rested last night for holding up and rob-
bling a Swede named johnson Of $28.
il. WheIan, northwestern passenger
agent Of the Louisville New Albany & Chi
cago railway, with headquarters at Chicago
is i st. Paul.
The Ideals were having q rehearsal last
evening, and are generally working with a
great deal of activity preparing for their
forthcoming concerts.
State Insurance Commissioner, A. R.
Gill will return to ST. Paul to-day, having
been absent the psst week attending upon
official duties at Chicago,
The district court will take up the case
Of James Shoa for larceny, at 10 o'clock
this morning, which trial will be followed
by that of Thomas Murray for thesame Of
fence.
W'n. George, Esq.,was admitted to prac-
tice in the courts of Minnesota yesterday
on motion of P. Crosby, Esq, he having
presented certificate of admission to the
bar from the court Of appeals in Maryland.
At the union depot yesterday was a
woman with ten children, all boys but two.
She came to ST. Paul from Randolph
county, West Virginia, and is on her way
to Valley City, D. T., where her husband
has claim.
Fred Rilly, one of the men convicted of
robbipg the East Grand Forks post-ofice,
and Francis Waters, convicted of counter
feiting, will be arraigned before Judge
Nelson Of the United States district court
to day, for sentence.
John W. Moore and Chas. Renstrom, of
Grow Wing county, were before United
States Commissioner Cardozo yesterday on
the charge of cutting timber from govern
ment lands. They gave bail in the sum
Of $500 each fo- their appearance.
Christ church was the scene last Tues
day of very quiet but elegant wedding,
being The marriage Of Mr.. Frank S. Curtis
and Miss Ida A. Simpson, of Dayton av-
euue. They will leave to day for New
Orleans, their future place of residence.
In conversation with well-posted citi-
zen last night GLOBE reporter was in
formed that ST. Paul of present harbors
four colored crooks of the same stripe
which murdered Officer O'Connell. That
is TO say, they are burglars, providers and
bad men generally.
James Ries, Frank Mcbride, Charles
Schmidt and Wn.Cropp were arrested last
night by Officer Eanft on Seventh street on
charge of dis0rderly conduct. They
were partially drunk, and were engaged in
the amusement of pushing ladies' of the
sidewalk and otherwise insulting them.
As the shades of evening we're descend
ing yesterday, shiftless fellow named
James Mccormack crept up to the entrance
Of Lyons & Co.'S, store on East Third
street., ard picked two shirts from the
doorway, He said he wanted to take them
III out OF the cold, but just the same Officer
O'Keefe wsltzed him to the tower.
The first social of the season, under the
auspices of North Star Grove, No. 4, U. A.
O. D., was given last night at Unity Cen
trail hall, corner of Seventh and st. Peter
streets. The programme consisted of vo-
cal and instrumental music, the numbers
being very artistically and epjoyably rem
dered The festivities concluded with
dancing, and most delightful evening
was passed.
After four and a half days of steady
trial, the action of Allen, Moon & Co., and
j. T. Erickson, against the Minnesota Cen
trail Construction company, an action aris-
ing from claim for extra pay on contract
work ona section of the company's rail
road between Mortified andlRed Wing,was
Given to the jury at $50 p. N. yesterday
and they returned verdict Of S2,169 60
for the plaintiffs.
A circular has been issued by number
of the officers of the Chicago, Milwaukee
d ST. Paul railroad, setting forth the fact
that Mr.. William G. Swan, who for many
years has been an officer of that road, in
consequences Of continued Ill health, has
resigned, and asking for subscription to
fund to be presented to him as token
o, sympathy and regard. These circulars
are being sent around to railroad men.
The st. Paul orchestra under the direc-
ton of Mr.. D. Muehlenbruch assisted by
Miss Eta Hawkins, soprano, Mr.. Arthur
E. Holdt, 'cellist, Prof. Duke F. Smith,
pianist, Mr.. Nicholas Pottgieser, xyl-
phone and part of Selbert's orchestra
will give the first of their series of cham
Der concerts at Sherman hall this evening.
The energy of this organization in pre-
senting to our citizens these entertain
ments merits full house.
In compliance with the ordinance passed
at the last meeting of the council, requir
ing that all trains which pass the Third
street crossing, shall not run at rate of
speed exceeding four miles per hour, in
that vicinity, Chief Clark on yesterday de-
tailed officers Lowell, Calvin, DAILY and
Mitchell to time the trains and report