Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-21

Cial hotel property on Seventh street.
The golden wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Barboscb, residing near the corner of Stewart
avenue ard Forbes street, will be celebrated
next Sunday evening. MIR. Barbosch is pi-
onecr resident of st. Paul and ia one Of the few
Survivors who served under Napoleon First.
Tho United States census commissioner is
getting in his work for 1880. Yesterday Sheriff
King sent off Il condensed history of the Ram
sey county Jail, at the census commissioners
request aud which will be embraced in his re-
port under the head of charities, public in
stitutions. or the like.
Mr. Nj. W. Avery, manager of the st. Paul
club. has iuaugurated the plan of spreading an
elegant dinner to such of the members as de-
sire it at g. clock each evening. This will no
doubt add largely to the popularity Of the in
stitutlon, and prove great convenience to
such of the members as find it inconvenient to
go to their homes to dinner.
He has no doubt about it., Senator Ramsey
hasn't. Report has it that in anticipation of
the certainty of his appointment and confrma-
ton as Mr.. Hayes secretary of war, Senator
Alexander Ramsey has rented residence in
Washington, D. @. Report is further particu-
lar il the matter by stating that ex-Postmaster
General Cresswelrs house has been rented
with the understanding that possession would
be taken by December LIST.
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Olof Larsen, of the
firm of Fl. B. & O. Lareen, carpenters at 2l3
Broad way, left his horse and wagon standing
on jackson street near the corner of Aurora
Avenue, while he stepped into yard to get
piece of lumber. On his return bis team was
gone and a man who was standing across the
street, told him that two men had taken the
wagon aud driven off. Mr.. Larsen reported his
loss to the police.
Mrs. Joseph Hertogs, engaged in the MILL
merry and fancy goods business, at No. 204 East
Seventh street, went into involuntary bank
ruptcy at o'clock yesterday morning. As
certaining that she was packing up with a
view of leaving the city, writ of injunction
was served on the lady at the hour named, by
the sheriff, in behalf of Lindeke, Warner II
Schurmsier, to whom she indebted in the
sum of 'S4U0. The indebtedness was paid yes
terday afte, noon.
Notice of acceptance of the charter con-
ditions for proposed railroad from Browns
vile, Houston county, by way of Caledonia, to
the Iowa State line, filed in the Office of
the Secretary Of State yesterday. The chart er
was granted at the late session of the leEisla
ture. The incorporates signing the notice of
acceptance are Daniel Cameron, William +.
Potter, Peter Brant, A. M. Fridley, Wells E.
Dunbar, q. a. Coe and E. P. Dorival.
George Wilders bought some green groceries
at the store corner of Fourth and Rosabel
streets, on Saturday evening, and becoming
dissatisfied with his purchases he proceeded to
raise a row with the proprietor. He invited
that individual to mortal combat on the side
walk and his burning desire accommo-
dated. Officer Clouse dawned on the scene
and brought Wilders to the lock up. he paid
the city 50, yesterday, for disturbing the
peace.
Next Thursday, W. s. Wilson, Familiarity
known as Billy" long time deputy United
States MARSHALL will leave the city to enter upon
the discharge of new federal duties. He has lust
received an appointment mail route agent
on the Winopa St. Peter railroad. His route
will extend from Eroy, Wisconsin, to Garry.
Thursday. Mr.. Wilsons's many frien!s, while
regretting his departure from their midst, have
and give to him their heartiest congratulations
Prof. Richards gavo an exceedingly interest.
ing and instructive entertainment last evening
on the Phenomena of the the Atmosphere, il.
Illustrated by brilliant experiments. To-night
he concludes the course, repeating, by special
request, his brilliant illustrations OF the power
Of electricity and magnetism, which many
were prevented from seeing by the severe storm
of last Friday evening. A second grand matt
nee is also to be given this afternoon at
o'clock, at which the children are to be enter
tanned with On entirely new programme.
Maj. Newson spoke to q large audience in
Elk River, on Sunday evening, OIL Personal
Recollections of Eminent Men," The Neaus
says: The lecture was terse, eloquent and an
exceedingly interesting retrospective view of
the prominent men and Incidents immediately
preceding the great rebellion. One of the
most graphic and thrilling features of the
evening was his mpersonation of Chas. Sum-
ner, Stephen A. Douglas, and 10. Lane of Ore
gon, on the occasion of Andrew Johnson q
e. great speech for the preservation of the
Union"
Fifth street, in the vicinity of Swede Annie 3
bagnio, was the scene, shortly after midnight
on Sunday morning of an affair that might
have terminated in tragedy. party of four
degenerates, commonly known as young bl"ods.
drove to the temple Of debauchery in hack, all
the party being boisterously drunk. They
sought admission to the house, and were re-
fused. whereupon they commenced to batter
away at the door. Without compunction
Madame reached for her revolver, and fired once
or twice into the crowd. which salutary treat
ment had the desired effect, and the unwelcome
visitors were glad to leave without further an
noyance.
There will be an exodus of bad citizens from
the municipality to-day. They will 60 out IN
der escort and with the observation from all
good citizens, ''your rooms better than your
OoAlpouy' AO-uay mug ana C3kCs
CLARK will conduct John Hennessy, Frank
Shelley, James Kelly and Washington Humph-
rey. sentenced yesterday. over to Saltwater.
Deputy U. 8. Marshal Charles Richard will
take Martin johnson, Marion Blair and Frank
Elliott to the same place. Last, but not least,
Joe johnson and Jack Nolan, the Ortonvilie
robbers, will be taken to Omaha, by U, 8,
special agent Llewllyn.
Yesterday afternoon Sheriff King conveved
James Connolly, Timothy Mccarthy, Patrick
McDonough and Bartlett Connolly ont
to the Reform school. These lads. rapoino
from eleven to thirteen years of age. were
sentenced at the present term of the district
courts for st ealing cigars and other articles
from Holl IL Paar's and o. McFarland's
stores, until they reached their majority. This
sentence will compel service of at least eight
years on the boys. Previous to their departure
the parents and other relations of the bows Wis
tied them, and the parting was fearful aud
affecting one, the boys being choked with tears
and fears at the long service they are Gem
PEELED to give the State.
Rosa D'Erina, Erin's prinaa donna, gave a
grand concert at Lake City Sunday evening,
with the marked success of the highest appre
citation of her audience. She was re-eneaped
for second concert, which will take place this