Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-27
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
It's cold enough to cause the boys to help the
girls carry their muffs. And the girls are
grateful for the assistance.
Hon. Joseph Oppenheim was united in mar
rage to Miss Matilda schlass, in New York. on
Sunday last. The bridal pair will arrive at
home next Saturday.
The Minneapolis matchmaker, Olson, who
had Etheridged some weeks ago in the adjunct,
and was captured here by Officer Clouse, was
taken back yesterday by Detective Hoy.
The county treasurer has been shifting his
Office furniture about. The safe has been
hauled to new corner, and the other changes
make the arrangements much better than form
erly.
Yesterday morning the heart of Miss Mary
Jane Woodbury. was made happy, and Albert
Burrows was given a loving woman's pledge.
Judge Simons offciated, and few friends wit
ne ssed the ceremony.
Governor Pillsbury yesterday appointed
Alexander Ramsey, ESQ.,, and Gen. A. J. Edger-
ton, delegates to the Mississippi river naviga-
ton convention to be held at New Orleans on
Tuesday next, December Sd.
'Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out
Of thine own; and then shalt thou see clearly
to cast out the mote out of thy brothers eye"
Ii an uptown church would instruct the sexton
to split up the kindling wood during the week
days, instead of Sunday, the feelings of sew
eral worldings would be less outraged than
now.
In the district court yesterday one John
Riley filed a complaint against the Northern
Pacific railroad company. He alleges that last
April his leg broken in three places the
accident happening at Fargo, and occurring
through the carelessness of employees of the
com pany. He claims value to the amount of
$4,000.
Major Frank D. Baldwin, Fifth q. s. infantry,
and family, from Fort Keogh, have been the in
city for several days. the guests of General
Sanborn. Major Baldwin has made reputa-
ton in all of Gen. Miles Indian campaigns
only second to that Of his gallant command er.
He has largely contributed to the many sue
cesses which have uniformly attended all of
Miles campaigns against the hostiles.
Detective Schroeder, of the Cleveland police
force, passed through the city last night, in
charge of prisoner. He was here few DAYS
ago en- route to Stearns county after the party.
he made his capture at Sank Centre, yesterday.
by the by, he had another detective with him
and the two caught the criminal an old wom-
an, aged about GO. She is wanted in Cleve-
land for obtaining money in an alleged land
swindle.
The sale of $50, 900 acres of the finest farm
lands in the State will commence today. al
IL o'clock. Young mon, VAC have little
money saved, which they are DESTROYS of in
vesting advantageously, should attend this
important sale, for it is likely that another
such chance to secure the best of paying
property, will not offer. Money invested in
these lands will probably double itself each
year for the next five years.
The committee on public buildings, County
Commissioners Wagner and Miner, took gen
eral survey of the Jail building yesterday.
Both the county treasurer and auditor were
greatly Inconvenience for the want of venti-
lation. This is particularly noticed in the
accumulation OF vapors and the oder from the
prisoners kitchen. The commissioners design
to remedy this defect by introducing an escape
pipe, or ventilator This survey yesterday was
preliminary to reporting some plans to the
county board for adoption.
hack drove up to police headquarters, yes
terday, and from it came as woeful specimen of
a man as human sight ever looked upon. Ema-
ciated, gaunt, hollow-eyed, feeble and stopped.
hacking cough was his salutation. Finally
he was able to give his name, Andrew johnson
u.
he was either unable or unwilling to tell. The
half alive man had been found on Third street.
near the Merchants hotel, and was sent up to
the city hall by kindly policeman. The physi-
cal wreck of man was dispatched to the CITY
hospital.
Yesterday morning the freight train on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road ran over
man near the new round house in Hennepin
county in the vicinity of Minneapolis. He was
literally ripped to pieces, aud parts of his re-
mains smeared the wheels and rails for miles
along the track. The accident was not dis
covered until the train pulled into Langdon,
and then by the engineer when greasing the
wheels, when he saw the blood stains and fesh
Some parties discovered remnants of the BODY
near the round house, and enough fragments
We're brought together to identify the man as
Private Hart, Company Fl, Seventh United
States infantry, stationed at Fort Smelling.
large force of carpenters and laborers were
put to work yesterday repairing the damage
caused by the fire of Monday to the general
offices of the st. Paul & Pacific railroad COM
pany. In the meantime the offices displaced
by the confagration, have been located on the
first floor, and though in very close quarters,
the business of the company will go on just as
If nothing had happened. The cause of the
fire still remains matter of speculation, but
the best accepted theory is, that it was started
by the Ignition of match by a mouse in the
studding between the plastering and the wall.
As there was no fire anywhere in the vicinity of
where the fire originated, the mouse and match
theory appears good one.