St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-30
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

John Pease will be examined for insanity
in the probate court tomorrow morning.
Judge Simons adjourned the special term
of the district court yesterday till tomorrow
morning.
Officer VIM. Body won $500 colt at
rattle at Godfrey Heinbsch's saloon in the
Sixth ward, last evening.
No business was transacted at the snecial
council meeting last evening, there being
only five members present.
Charles Flood, who was painting swede
Hollow red in drunken debauch late last
night was arrested by Officer Oman.
The lady of the lake and her beautiful
swan were removed into the police headquar-
tiers from the Rice park fountain yesterday.
a restoration and increase claim was re-
ceived at the adiutant generals Office yester-
day Of $50 for a Warren, Rice county, pen
sioner.
Internal Revenue Collector Bickel will ut
be able to issue his monthly report until
Monday, owing to the hardness of country
reports in coming in.
Gustav Kranz, crazy drunk from Still
water. was arrested by Officer Sullivan late
last evening, for drawing revolver on q
citizen on Sibley street.
Marriage licenses were yesterday Issued to
Chas. G. Fairchild and Grace w. Sabin,
Thomas Hanlay and Sarah Evans, and Chas
MatZat and Augusta Rettke.
Supt. D. L. Kiehle was little better yes
terday, but is still confined 10 his room by
fever. 1t was his intention to have left for
New Orleans last Wednesday.
Some of the drivers of the st. Paul Ice
company were after warrant yesterday for
some of the drivers of the Peoples Ice COM
pany for punching them in the face.
Sergeant Walsh and Officer o'Keefe gave
the police quarters at the city hall thorough
renovation last evening, employing a large
force Of tramps harbored there for the night
in the work.
The jury In the district court brought in a
verdict last evening Of $l,097.77 for the
plaintiff, Charles Leonard, in his replevin
suit against Chas. p. Maginnis, sheriff Of
Stevens county.
A decision in the supreme court yester-
day decided that bank officer cannot main
tain an action restraining tax collector
from levving on bank shares of individual
stockholders for taxes.
First Lieut.. Luther r. Hare, Seventh cav
airy, aid-de-camp, is announced as inspector
Of rifle practice of the department Of Dakota,
his selection for that duty having been ap-
proved by the lieutenant general OF the army.
The plat commission has approved the
plat of Ames & Keifer's Encouragement of
lots 10, IL, ~, Is, 16 and II of Oak park,
containing thirty-two lots, and owned by
VIM. L. Ames, Helen T. Ames and A. r.
Keifer.
Judge Wilkins term of the district court
was in session all day yesterday in hearing
the appeal of Josephine Gotzian from the de-
cree of distribution made by the Ramsey
county probate court of the late Adam Got
Zian.
p. T. Kavanagh sold three condemned
horses in the fire department at auction yes
terday. A span of blacks brought $26S.5O,
and 'Old Harry $6s.50. The latter
wouldn't be safe animal for city milkman
in the vicinity of a fire run.
The latest case of gall occurred at an eat
ing house in this city on Saturday evening
where literary fellow thought to quiet the
proprietor for hearty meal by presenting
him with the business card Of the newspaper
which he was presumed to represent
Every old member of the st. Paul Choral
society is requested to be present at the re-
hearsal tomorrow night. Several have given
their names as promising to be present.
This will enable the present society to have
concert before Christmas, also TO give grand
performance of the Messiah on Christmas
day.
The appeal of Josephine Gotzian against
the decision of the probate court, giving her
onc-third of the estate of her late
husband Adam Gotzian, including the home
stead, for the homestead and one-third Of
estate besides, was argued and submitted in
the district court before Judge Wilkin yes
terday.
Certain plumbers have been disobeying the
building ordinance Of late, and Building In
spector Johnson has sent letter to every
plumber in the city calling attention to the
necessity of strictly following the law. In
the future a careful watch will be kept of all
work done by plumbers and infractions will
be properly dealt with through the police de-
partment.
Messrs. Berkey, Talmadge & Co. tried
new advertising dodge yesterday, the object
Of which was to more effectually Introduce
buelT superior cOuecS. lEey distributed
prize packages of peanuts to all the children,
and the consequence was they had more
shan million of the little ones around their
store on Fourth street yesterday from 10 TO 4.
70 was fun to see them.
The Mississippi and Missouri Valleys Hard
ware association holds It's semi-aunual meet
ing in Davenport, Iowa, on Tuesday ne KIT
9. w. Hackett Of ST. Paul.. is its president
and its membership embraces all the whole
sale hardware firms in the west. Matters of
great importance to this line of business
will come up at this meeting and the whole
Iale hardware houses of this city and Mimi
sapolis will be fully represented tnere.
a group of children were on Wabashaw
street yesterday morning, in search of the
man who advertised to give away presents
Among til m was little girl about five years
old, and her feet were SO cold that she could
not walk and was crying bitterly. A hui
name gentleman conducted her into Schiek's
shoe store, where her feet were warmed, and
che went on her way happy. The incident
developed the fact that she had thin cotton
stockings and thin shoes. Parents, be care
1ul
a boy stood on the burning deck,
Whence all save him had fed;