Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-09
CITY GLORULES.

Milton Mobiles at the Opera House this even
ing.
The district court has adjourned until to-
morrow.
'The villain still pursued herr is the refrain
of '"The Phoenix"
Gen. Ruggles' Office in military headquarters
was added to the telephone circuit yesterday.
The total receipts for licenses at Collector
Bickers office yesterday, amounted to $4,000.
''Ihe Phoenix" will rise from its ashes at the
Opera House tonight under the supervision OF
Milton Mobiles.
The St. Paul & Pacific Railroad company re-
ceived two caboose cars of six being manufac-
tured for the company at Michigan City, Ind.
An action in trespass was commenced by the
United States yesterday against William Gates,
of Kanabec county, for violating the timber
trespass law.
Watchman Gibbons at the North Pacific
railroad yards, run in one-eyed party named
Donovan last night. Mr.. Donovan was sus-
picious loiterer.
The performance of the sacred opera OF
Queen Esther will take place at the Opera
House on Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings of next week.
John B. Dow had Mary J. Huston arrested
yesterday. He accuses her of having surrep-
titiously removed mortgaged property, show
case and stove valued at $24.
Messrs. Harrison, Langdon Shepard, the
railroad contractors, have established their
Headquarters in the st. Louis, Minneapolis Il
St. Paul short line Office ll6 East Third street.
Lieut.. Charles G. Penny, reglmental quarter
| master, and Lieut.. s. W. Groesbeck, of the
| Sixth United States infantry, were in the city
Yesterday. Both officers are en- route to Fort
Buford, having been witnesses before the Stan
| ley-Hazen court-martlal affair.
Last night very much demoralized, very
much drunk and very much robbed soldier was
picked up on East Fifth street in front Of a
| noted bagnio on that thoroughfare. He claims
| that he was tossed out, but robbed of SGT be-
| fore the bounce was given him.
DR.. Bryant, recorder of the grand lodge of
United Workmen. yesterday mailed check
for So, 900 to the heirs Of the late w. E. VIM,
of Advance lodge, No. 6, of Minneapolis, who
died February 9th last, it being the second
death loss or the order for the year 1879.
The case of Elite Elmer, charged with pro
curing an abortion on Mrs Hattie Eaton, an
account of which appeared in yesterdays issue
of the GLOBE, came before Judge Flint yester-
day morning, and was continued until the 18th
inst, the defendant being committed in de-
fault of $500 bail.
Yesterday afternoon high old row circu-
lated around Emmert's and Horung's brewer
les, on Eagle street, as centre. Officer Nc
Mahon went down there in detachments, as 1t
were, and broug bit up seven tramps very berry
| The gang were put into the lookup, and made
| the huildinp VOciferOuS u 18th rlbalQ songs.
The dramatic and social entertainment to be
), given at Standard hall this evening by Oul
Boarding House club, will be a very select and
| enjoyable occasion. The players are thoroughly
rehearsed in the roles they will sustain, and
will no doubt present the drama in an artistic
manner A social hop will succeed the per
Torrance.
At meeting of the members of the Old Re
liable club on Wednesday evening the follow
. ing named gentlemen were elected as officers
for the ensuing year: A. r. Kiefer, president
Frederick Willius, vice president; Adolpf
Munich, secretary; Otto Gersting, treasurer
Matthew Hail. George W. Freeman and Fran;
} Linsz, trustees.
The work Of laying the street car track OF
the Wabashaw street extension will be com
menced to-day, and it is expected that car
will be run over the new track as far as tn
Carpenter house, by next Tuesday. 1t IS pro
Q posed to operate four cars over the new line
= which will be timed SO as to pass any give
Q point every ten minutes of the day.
!, Mr.. J. H. Willoughby yesterday let the con
J. tract for new building corner of Robert an
s Fourth streets, for an agricultural warehous
for Messrs. Pilkington & Bush. The buildin
: will be 50x1O0 feet, two stories and basement
: and built of Portage City brick. The buildin
+. will be a decided addition to Robert street
=. Mr.. Charles Leonard has the contract.
|. Quite formidable explosion happened yes
l. terday at the corner of St. Peter and Fourt
Il streets. The workman excavating for the stree
o railway barn had to do some blasting, an
Q tamped one blast pretty hard. The result wa
- an explosion that filled the street with debris
" and threw heavy timber up on the roof {
y Judd's barn adjoining. No damage, but heap
Il of noise.
Last winter the officers Of the Hudson
" River Falls railroad caused a preparatory su
i. vey to be made for an extension of that roa
+ from River Falls southwest to Ellsworth
y, Pierce county. This morning surveyin
20 party will start out locate the proposed e.
u tension, and if the proper encouragement
received it is probable the contemplated extel
n sion will be reality before the close of tt
year.
g. Another large. party of Canadian emigrant
~ bound for Manitoba, passed through st. Pa
10 yesterday. The party arrived from Chicago
IL the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railwa
IL reaching here at P. NJ, and at 4: 80 they wei
m the St. Paul & Pacific. The train consisted /
m nine passenger coaches and two baggage car
g. A special train of fourteen cars of stock and e
~, ", fccts belonging to the party also passe
~ through the city during the night.
hi A warrant was sworn out in the municip
ID court yesterday afternoon for the arrest of
man named Michael O'Brien, charged wit
le brutally striking his mother-in-law, Mrs. He
to rietta Morrisett, an old lady nearly 70 years
az age. The complaint was made by Mrs. Mo
10 risett, who states that her daughter was
y roughly treated by O'Brien that she was cor
oI PEELED to leave him few weeks since and see
N the residence of her parents for protection
since when they have been repeatedly annoye
IN by the action of O'Brien, who endeavored
3, force entrance into the house yesterds
"a morning, partially failing in which he assault
~ ed his mother-in-law. The case will come U
~ for hearing this morning.
ID Aletter was received by Clerk Kiefer yeste
to day from the distant city of Mahren, Austri
inquiring for information concerning Il
n, whereabouts of a gentleman named Cleme
or Skazele who is supposed to be either in st. Pa
20 or Baltimore. The letter displays fine penma
~ ship and the dictlon is almost faultless, co
~ sidering that the writer, Joseph FRANKIE, is
a. present undergoing term of imprisonme
IN on charge of bastardy, in addition to viii
ed he has been fined 1868 marks, or $2,454. T
y. peculiar part of the letter is that the writ
We claims that he is entirely innocent of t
Mt charge, which he claims can be proved by t
AZ affidavit of his friend Skazele, in the hopes
- finding whom he has written the letter. If
ny this part of the country, Mr.. Skazele will gre
A ly benefit his friend by calling upon C
OIL Kiefer.
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