St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-20
CITY GLOBULES.


court this morning, that of Porter for muir
d. u~.-, TIE first set for hearing.
80. W. H. Banks, of Saltwater, was ar
rested by officer Boerne on the street near
the Merchants hotel late last evening in
miserable state of intoxication, and lodged
for the night at the city hall.
There were rumors of two ''hold ups" by
footpads on Saturday night in our streets,
but the truth of the reports cannot be Veri-
fed The police cannot be too vigilant, how
ever, in keeping their eyes on all doubtful
characters nowadays.
A grand concert will be given at Sherman
hall, Tuesday evening, Oct. %, under the
auspices OF the choir of St. Marys church, by
the Misses Alice Shave, Jingle Glidden,
Marie Geist and Messrs. Henry Lachlan,
James Shea and C. S. Titcomb.
1t was a very warm day yesterday for the
season of the year, and at times the heat was
as oppressive as at midsummer. But this
is world of change in the atmosphere, as
well as in all else sublunary, and at midnight
chilling wave came rolling in from Mani
toba of true iceberg flavor.
The woodwork of the roof of the Union
depot is on and the timers have commenced
to lay on the tin. The front of the structure
on Sibley street presents much more i'm
posing appearance because OF finely mod
eed cupola rising from the roof over the
main. entrance.
The many friends of Justice s. V. Hanft
proceededin a body with the First Regiment
band at their head to his residence on De
Bow street, on Saturday evening, and after
giving him fine serenade, were invited in
where pleasant time was had in compile
mentirg that ge ntleman on his attainment
to his siXty-frst birthday.
Fourteen members from Minnesota were
present and participated in the National
conference of Charities and Correction at st.
Louis last week. Messrs. Dana, Ludden,
lngersoll. Riheldaffer and Hart, of this city,
returned home on Saturday. These gentle
men made special study of the subject of
charity organization in cities.
windstorm of considerable energy pre-
vailed over the extreme northwest yesterday.
when the winds blew from the north point
and at aspeed ranging between fourteen and
thirty miles an hour. No rain fell within
the storm area. A decided increase in pres
sure and very decided fall in Temperature
occurred during the evening; so then a cold
wave may be expected to visit ST. Paul this
morning.
Minnie Smith and paramour named
Charles Sherman were arrested on jackson
street by Officer Murphy last night for put
ting ordinance No. 10 at defiance and were
given ride to the city hall in the police
chariot, were they each put up S25 bail for
their appearance before his honor this morn
ing, which it is more than likely they will
forfeit and charge up in their profit and loss
accounts.
Two boys were run away with in a two
wheel cart on Mississippi street, about five
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, their horse hav-
ing taken fright at the hose cart. A burly
butcher who tried to stop the frantic equine
wac Knocked down and clothed in garments
OF highway dust, and several other failures 10
hold up the animal were made until he be-
came so tired of his fun as to become tract
able.
John Joyce was mistakenly reported in the
GLOBE yesterday morning as being on a ben
der on Saturday, In which he took possession
OF horse and buggy belonging to other par
ties for ride about the city, for which ex-
cursion he was ''yanked'' to the city hall.
The facts are that John Joyce soberIy caught
this horse while running away and by the
ADVICE OF MIR. Summers, q grocer who saw
the generous deed performed, drove the es
adjustment to the city hall and gave it into
The charge OF the officers, that they might
find the owner.