Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-30
CITY GLoBULEs.
John 3. Ovens tomorrow night.
First Musical society rehearsal to-,


First Musical society rehearsal tonight.
Reserved seats for either OF the three nights
of John q. Owens engagement are on sale to-
day at the opera house box Office.
Charles T. Thompson was admitted by the
supreme court yesterday to practice as an at
torney in all courts of Minnesota.
The social which was to take place tomorrow
at the Central Presbyterian church is postponed
for two weeks on account of repairs to the
building.
Returns of land sales in Martin county have
been received in the State auditors Office, show
l,275.12 acres of school lands sold for SS, 17O72
and 1851. 40 acres internal Improvement lands.
realizing $15, 522.l3.
The Rev. Aaron Fl. Kerr was attempting ex-
plantations of those discrepancies in his ac-
counts for the twentieth time yesterday, but
he made little Roadway with Messrs. Smith.
and Hurlburt, and Knox and Randall.
Officer Bremen found dead drunk yesterday
afternoon on the corner of franklin and Third
streets. What with whisky and man the body
weighed more than he could lug to the station.
just then the chief came along, and the man
was braced up enough to get him into the sta
ton.
Last night small boy, houseless and friend
less, was found on the streets and taken to the
station. The lad about 10 years old, said he
was from New York; had been sent out here to
find an aunt named Dufrene. He had made
inquiries, but couldn't find her. The little
wanderer is bright-faced boy, and his features
indicate his French extraction. or descent.
Last night about 9 o'clock Officer Lowell
arrested John Carr. Carr is supposed to have
run over and ditched Joe Welsh in mangled
condition in front Of the American house two
weeks ago. Since the night of the accident to
Welsh, Carr has been conspicuously absent
from his former haunts. He was arrested IN
the vicinity of his home on Harrington avenue.
Three or four days ago an unknown man was
run over and killed by train on the st. Paul
and Pacific road near Litchfeld. A picture of
deceased has been furnished Chief Weber to aid
in his Identification, if possible. He appears
to have been about 40 years old He wore a
m m rather thin; was slightly bald, or
front teeth; full faced and aquiline nose. with
aslight tendency to Roman. The railroad COM
pany wishes to learn something of his antece-
dents.
A man by the name of Patrick Foley was ar
resred, yesterday for indecent behavior. The
complaint was from one Mary Oleson. Foley
is working in a gravel pit at the head of Jack
son street; the girl is domestic in family
residing in that vicinity. She says Foley has
been in the habit Of making an indecent ex-
posnre of himself in her presence. The case
came up before Sudge Flint. Foley denied the
accusation, and obtained continuance of the
case. In the afternoon he came in, had a fine
OF S3 assessed against him, and paid.
A middle aged woman was detected yester-
day in D. w. Ingersol & Co.'s store, in the act
of shop-lifting. She was observed to be stor-
ing away several odds and ends under long
cloak she wore. When she prepared to leave
one of the firm stepped up to her, and made
her unburden herself. She was questioned
about herself. but would say nothing. The
woman looked pleadingly, and the merchant,
for some reason, let her depart nnmolested by
policeman. From what could be learned
the woman is undoubtedly professional.