Daily globe., 1879-05-31
CITY GLOBULEs.

IaE 81. fAUL DAlL1
CITY GLOBULEs.
ho council committee on gas and the fire
epa rtment met last night, passed tho usual
lumber of bills and adjourned.
P. T. Kavanagh sold, yesterday, to J.. 81.
|churmeier, Esq, . house and lot on Somerset
treet, near Mississippi street, for $l,SS0 in
ash.
Charles Peterman, the man who was arrested
It the instance of j. a. Smith, q few days
,ince, on the charge of larceny, was before
Judge O OBrien, yesterday, and honorably ac-
quilted.
Tho rush of tax payers to the county treas
urer's Office is almost unprecedented, owing
to the impending enforcement of the ten per
cent additional penalty, which will be imposed
after to-day.
Readers of the GLOBE will find it to their
interest to note the change of time of Sunday |
trains between st. Paul and Minneapolis, and
the running of trains to Wayzata or Lake
Minnetonka.
The real reason why there was no celebration
of decoration day in st. Paul, was because the
editor of the Dispatch insisted en- writing a
poem on GQ0 OCCASION. IL was OeLGeT Co ncgleCG
the dead rather than suffer such an infliction.
United States Commissioner Cardozo had one
case before him yesterday. ]. II. Paget, of
Brainerd. was arraigned for selling whisky to
the White Earth Indians, and was held in $500.
It is understood he will plead guilty before
Judge Nelson to-day, and receive sentence.
Michael Fabijaniski, one of the brothers
who committed the assault on the Lang family
at Mounds View, was up at the municipal
court yesterday, the hearing being continued
until June I'd, as it is expected that by that
time the brother Lawrence will be arrested.
tion before the United States commissioner at
Moorhead, for pine land trespassing, which was
mentioned in the GLOBE about two weeks ago,
was arraigned for trial before Judge Nelson
yesterday. He pleaded guilty, and was sen.
fenced to one days imprisonment and a fine of
$40.
/ No one is asked cftener for items than
Capt. Clark. When asked yesterday he mod
estly made mention of an eleven-pound item,
whose advent was chronicled at his residence
yesterday morning at 8 o'clock. Mother and
boy are both doing we'll, and to fully see the
happiness expressed on the captains counten.
ance one had to look twice, SO tall had he
grown over the arrival of the boy.
The sheriff of Carver county, Frederick e.
| Du Toit, perpetrated matrimony in this city
Thursday morning. He and Mrs. Josephin,
: Brinkhaus had the knot tied for them by Jus
tice Hsnft at Upman's hotel. The weddinI
was q quiet unostentatious affair, and afte
the ceremony the newly welded couple started
for home, Chaska, where in addition to tn
duties of sheriff Mr.. Du Toit edits and pub
fishes the Chaska Herald.
Phillip Gravel was moving to Morris with hi
> family. Upon reaching st. Paul he swappe
9 oxen for horses The horses won't pull hi
Q wagon, and Growell brings suit against Dr.
a Mintzer, before Justice Hanft, to swap bach
a DR.. Mintzer denies having made the trade
Meanwhile pending all these proceeding
Gravelrs family has been kept here, al
: camped out, and are, in fact. becoming dest
tute, losing all their little money by this della,
. : The sale of refunding certificates did NJ
take place yesterday as the Minneapolis NOR,
: ing paper alleged, and there will be no sa
4 to-day. DR.. Day don't propose to divert pc
- pie from the payment of their taxes by selliI
70 any certificates at present. He has few I
q hand but the bulk of what remains for st. Pa
!. are e, route and they will not be disposed
suffered tumble there ISM t much margin Il
', speculation and there never has been anythil
II immense for Investment.
D. An exceedingly painful accident took pla
10 on Thursday afternoon, whereby an emplo
ne of Forepaugh 81 Tarbox manufacturing d
le partment sustained very serious injuri
While engaged in working on machinery us
st in the manufacture Of boots and shoes, Dan
th Murphy, the young man in question, had
10 left hand drawn into the machine aud horrih
.s .e mangled He was taken to DR.. Jones' off
. uo where it was found necessary to amputate
ne portion of the hand, and ut last accounts t
g0 unfortunate man was doing we'll.
uy Lew Hawkins, who was once-and not SO
~ away in POINT of time-a celebrity in this ci
'o' has been heard from again. And the We
comes from Kansas City that he is in troub
u, ~ to such an extent that anyone who may wi
TN to write to him, had better address the letter
care of the county Jail. In other words, HI
m kins is in Jail on complaint of woman, v
fth charges him with beating or confdencing
TX out of $235 or thereabouts. The woman
milliner by the way, states that he confdent
her trusting nature and then fled. Anyway
=, was found in Denver, brought back, held
ui' bail in 81, 500, and in default of the sum is
to Jail.
It Yesterdays GLOBE announced the sudden
lat ness of Mr.. NJ. A. Shortall, of Graceville, Mi
Another dispatch was received later by
;, father telling him of his sons death. Ev
ba- person in st. Paul knows John Shortall, v
for many years was the very efficient janito,
the Adams school. The death of his son co,
with peculiar severity, as he was his only liv
child. It will be remembered that Mr.. Sh,
alls other son was killed about five years
by fall from one of the spires of the Gern
Catholic church. Young Shortalls remains
expected to arrive on the 10:45 train to-day
the St. Paul & Pacific railroad They will
taken to the undertaking rooms of McCar
l. Donnelly, and properly cared for. The t
Of the funeral will be announced hereaf
Young Shortall was one of the first organic
IRA of the Knights of ST. Paul, and it is likely I
NO organization will turn out in a body to att