Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-27
CITY GLOBULEs.

Everybody should remember the grand
masquerade ball at Turner hall tonight
The employees of the. city engineers de
nartnent are engaged in labelling the
streets.
The assault and battery case Of Thomas
reracl, was dismissed yesterday on pay
meut Of costs.
Box No. 6, of the fire alarm! circuit, has
boan temporarily placed in No. 5.engine
house on st. Anthony hill
The city treasurer on yesterday PAID
% 200 interest on board of education
bonds and $4,000 interest Oh city bonds
Franklin lodge, No. 3, A. o. Z. W., OF
which the late W. R. Noble was MEMBER
amounted a committee last evening to at
tend the funeral.
Two boarders at a Robert street hash
foundry named Dougherty and Roder1ck'
rere ND Yesterday for bulldozing Swede.
Tba case was continued to Dec 3Oth,
The Swiss society have a social and con-
cart to.nirht at Arion hall. A double
o,,artat from Minneapolis will be present,
and furnish one or more vocal numbers
Thomas Hines screwed his alapatom
m fpid lightning tanglefoot Thursday af-
ternoon and tried to clean out Papa Escn.s
saloon. Yesterday he was sentenced to
ten days in the quay.
The State Agricultural society Will holo
its annual meeting at the Metropolitan hotel
in this city on Feb. Z, at 10 a. M The State
Dairrmen's association meets at the same
place on the following day.
The Office Of the city clerk was yester-
dav decorated with a new and elegant SAFE
Clerk Prendergrast says it Is q daisy, and
when he LAYS down the law you can bank
on It that he is right.
John Erickson cabbaged pair OF jean
drawers at Warmers auction store the other
5av. and for this little theft he was waltzed
in. Yesterday hizzoner sent him to the
Mare where such luxuries don't bloom, for
thirty days.
A meeting Of the court house commits
sioners will be held in the Office OF the
county auditor at o'clock this afternoon
when Commissioner H. E. Bigelow will re-
port a bill for the proposed new court
house.
Great CONSERVATION was caused at Do
rams wood yard, corner of Fourth and Mar
ket streets Thursday night by the bursting
of wood saw. 1t broke into number OF
FRAGMENTS. and it is considered miraculous
that no one was hurt.
EFF. Martin and G. D. Bibbens, keepers
of the gambling house on Jackson street,
which was pulled Thursday night, were be-
fore Judge Burr yesterday morning. The |
cases were continued until to-day, and. |
they we're released in bonds of 5000 each.
Articles of association of the Winona
Carriage company, were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. Capital
stock $4,000. Incorporators, J. ". Lalor,
George Mckay, C. Horton, Vim. F. Phelps,
q. I. Bonner. John S. Randall and George
h. Hough.
In the remarks of Judge Burr at the
meeting of the Congregational club, held
at Plymouth church last week, he spoke of
the kind of people who went to the polls
and worked all day,iwhile the temperance
people kept away altogether. In saying
this he made no remark rejecting in any
way upon any public officer or citizen.
A man named J. W. Davis was arrested
yesterday at the instance of the officers of
the Manitoba Railway company, on sus-
picion OF. being short in his accounts. He
was formerly an operator at Wahpeton and
states that he left there few days agoto
seek medical attendance in this city. He
seems to tell straight story, and does not
appear in the least crooked.
The Capitol Building society held its
fifth annual meeting last night and cleo
ted the following directors A. R. Kiefer,
D. D. Merrill, J. S. Prince, F. f. Wilde, j.
B. Olivier, j. A. Berkey, E. 7. Williams, L.
Good. F. Richter, W. S. Timberlake, L. H.
Maxfeld, j. J. Lemon, j. H. Hulsick, D. L.
Curtice and w. Berlandi.
Y.M.C A., $50 Wabashaw street. Union
Teachers meeting to-day at 4;S0 p. m, conduc-
ted by Rev. D. r. Breed. Young Mems meet
ing this evening at o'clock. Services to-mor-
row as follows: Devotional meeting at $50 a.
m. Bible study at 29O p. m. Gospel meeting
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