Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-19
CITY GLoBuLEs.
The mesdames visited the municipal court
Yesterday and r1aid the nsnal nrica

The mesdames visited the municipal court
yesterday, and paid the usual price.
The sheriff's sale of the Sattler stock of goods
was again, yesterday, postponed to the 3lst
inst. An effort is being made to come to some
agreement with Eastern creditors, SO that bust
ness may be resumed.
The bond Of Robert A. Smith, assignee for
Schultz & Weiss, was filed yesterday. The
amount of the bond was 100000, and VIM.
Dawson, A. Armstrong A. Scheffer and j. J.
Penner signed sureties.
The sheriff of Barron county, Wisconsin, has
sent out from Rice Lake postal cards offering
reward of 5000 for the apprehension of Jas.
Bailey, Jr.. and his brother Ike. He is con-
spicuously silent as to why the man and brother
wanted.
The time for annual meetings is rapidly
drawing near. One of the first to be held is
that of the State Stock Breeders association,
which, under it's constitution, holds It's annual
meeting the first Thursday after the first Mon
day in st. Paul.
rickety individual far gone in consump-
ton, named Andrew Johnson, was up as va
grant in the municipal court, yesterday. Judge
Flint gave him twenty days in jail to prevent
him from swinging around the circle" during
this inclement weather.
A failure in the clothing business is reported
from Hastings. Attachment suits were begun,
and writs served on M. Kaell, of that place
B. Kuppenheimer q Co., and Wolff Bros &
Rechenbach, of Chicago, were the alarmed
creditors. They shut down on their customer
for the sum of $4,000
This evening the Vocal Society commences its
rehearsal of 'The Heavens Are Telling" Other
music has also been ordered, and will be, from
tlme to time. as the society needs it. All who
desire to join the society should be on hand
this evening at 80 at the rooms of the s'Con-
servatory OF Music, ia West Third street.
The wife of John Green the man who was
killed few days ago at the railroad crossing
near the city mills, has found friend in her
need. Represen tations of her destitute con-
diton were made to Mr.. Farley and he donated
$lOO to defray the funeral expenses, and
promises to pay off an incumbrance of $3.50 on
her prOpe :ty.
The Southern Minnesota Railroad company
yesterday fled in the office Of the State auditor
map of its constructed line during the pres
ent season. The profile covers the line from
Winnebago City to Jackson a distance of some
thing over forty-three miles. copy of the
map was also forwarded to the secretary Of the
interior at Washington.
Yesterday, Julius Austrian, assign in the
matter of Hanauer, Lichtenauer & Co., bank
rupts filed his official bond. Owing to the
amount of stock on hand, other assets and
dents. the bond was set at the big figure OF
100000. Messrs. Maurice Auerbach, W. r.
Merriam, s. Bergman, and NJ. Austrian became
sureties for the faithful discharge of the trust.
The commission in lunacy in the case of
August Zeigler continued the examination yes
| terday In the probate court. The daughter and
niece OF Ieigler were examined, and their
statement went to support the allegations of
his wife made on the previous day. Some half
dozen witnesses were examined on both Sides
and the case taken under Amusement until
to-day at 10 o'clock A. NJ. by Judge OGorman
| and Drs Smith and Stamm.
Scarcely a day passes that some half befud-
died individual comes into police headquarters
with a complaint. He staggers in under the
weight OF it, and conn plains that he's been down
to Rocheford's on Minnesota street, bought
some OF his "kill-me-quick," offered big bill
Tor che lightning. Presto, change is given
him. The police investigate Rocheford de-
MES, and totsering stranger by this time is
whisky dumb. This special business was en-
acted as usual, yesterday.
At the Central Presbyterian church fair which
commences to-day and continues until Friday
evening, in addition to the large and attractive
display OF fancy articles toys, sweetmeats, ETC.,
variety and interest will be given to the occa.
sion by a postofiice in full operation. and the
presentation of an elegantly attired doll three
feet high to the young man who shall be decided
by a majority vote to be the most popular. In
addition to the other tables there will be one
whose wares will be exclusively the product
of the children. No admission fee will be
charged save Is cents to the concert this even
| ing, and 10 cents to the children's Christmas
musical festival on Friday evening. Refresh.
ments served at any time en- either day after
| l o'clock.