St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-27
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

The committee on claims, OF the council,
will hold meeting at 3 O'Clock to-day.
Chief Black was preparing last evening the
trimming card'' for the fire department for
the winter.
A grand social assembly of the Emmett
Light artillery will be held at Armory hall on
Friday evening, October II.
The probate coBrt room and vault in the
Union block are again in ship shape, the lat
ter haying been remodled and made perfectly
secure against fire.
The steamboat st. Paul, of the Davidson
line, arrived from st. Louis last night with a
large cargo. She will leave at 10 O'Clock
sharp this morning for down river points.
NJ. L. Squires, a light-fngered Minneapo-
lis man, was run into the city hall last
evening by officer Cook for stealing bas-
ket of grapes from waiting passenger at
the Union depot.
Walroff s. Thill yesterday filed au action in
the district court against James Brannan in
1000 for alleged SANDER in saying that the
plaintiff keeps house of ill-repute at the
corner of Como and Western avenues.
poor wretch named Henry Johnson,
laboring under an attack of the jim-jams,
was arrested by Officer Boerner for stealing a
watch from one of the workmen on the new
bank building at Fourth and Robert streets.
Eric Won Rosenlind was arrested by Dep
uty Sheriff L. n. Griffin at Bismarck June s,
1888, as has been noticed in the GLOBE here
tofore. Mr. Rosenlnd claims that the arrest
was improper, and now brings suit again st
Griffin for 900 damages.
Moses La Garde, for selling an Indian a
quart of whisky, who was under charge of an
Indian agent, was held in 5000 bail by Com
missioner Cardozo yesterday for appearan ce
before the United States district court, and
committed to the Ramsey comfy Jail.
Henry Johnson, arrested yesterday after
noon and placed in the City hall on the
charge of larceny Of a watch, while suffering
from a bit Of delerium tremens last evening,
stripped off his entire clothing and made a
terrible racket with his delicious yells.
James Mccartney was arrested by Officer
P Gibbons last midnight, at the corner of
Fourth and Wabashaw streets, on the charge
of trying to clean out the American house.
he claims to be plasterer and became too
frisky, having INDUCED freely in tanglefoot.
a small boy thirteen years of age, named
Deyroux, was arrested by Officer Gavin yes
terday afternoon for stuffing handbills into
the fare box of Seventh street car. He was
before Judge Burr, who sentenced to the re-
form school, and suspended the same durin (
good behavior.
The National German American bank yes
terday filed an action in the district court
against the Minnesota Elevator company,
principal, and c. II. Duryea, w. P. Brown,
James G. Lawrence and Lucus F. Hubbard,
sureties, for $40, 900 obtained at the bank on
promisory note.
Gov. Hubbard was looking over the capitol
building on Thursday to see what further
cracks must be mended in the ceiling this
year ''to keep the wind away The ceiling
falling off in front of the main entrance to
the state library is to be built up on wire
lathing instead of putting back the fire proof
ing insecurity again.
Capt. Bressett yesterday had presented to
him, 10y Mr.. William d. Kirk, of the Capital
bank, a very handsome and an unusually
well made whip. Mr.. Kirk in making the
present informed Capt. Bressett that he had
pretty good horse, good buggy, and, all
things considered, he was pretty fair look
ing man. This being the case he ought to
have a good whip. The whip was made
especially for Capt. Bressett of the best whale
bone, and is about eight feet in length. The
captains name is woven into the handle
and the bands are plated with gold. 1t is q
beauty.