Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-18
CITY GLOBULES.


CITY GL0BULEs.
A sliding post was put up in No. l Hook 4
Ladder house yesterday. Fs....E !,
4 decision was rendered by judge Stmouu
yesterday diminishing the motion to striks thu
cause from the calendar In the ease of r. j.
Hoffman vs. VIM. ]. Parsous.
Tho members of the Lisderkrans society en-,
tertained their friends last evening with q
pleasant social and dance at their hall, corns,
OF Seventh and Exchange streets.
The case of the city against Napoleon Du.
Tour, charged with brutally beating his wife,
was dismissed yesterday on payment of cost.
oy hlrs. Ontour, who withdrew the complaint.
Norwegian granger, full to the neck with
bad whisky and carrying two-quart bottle OF
corn juice, was taken to the lookup by Officer
DC dorsey, yesterday afternoon, for creating q
disturbance ON Robert street.
teamster named William Lehman, who
lives at lao Iglehart street, while loading his
wagon with lumber slipped and fell, breaking
his ankle. The injury, while not being serious,
will confue Lehman to his bed for four or five
weeks.
A COW which was using the yard of DR.. J. H.
Stewards residence as pasture was driven to
the pound by the pound master yesterday af-
ternoon. The yard in which the animal was
pasturing temporarily was damaged to the
amount of $50.
The man Theodore Lewis, who shot William
Callahan at Mary Klappenbach's boarding
house on Sunday evening, has not been or.
rested, having been concealed by his friends,
ia NnNa n0su ooJG
to the police this morning.
Eight mcsdames, representing a. many
whited sepulchres, appeared in the municipal
court yesterday and compounded with the city
for the privilege of conducting their nefarious
and awful traffic in shame. They we're mulct
their usual fines and discharged
Yesterday E. ". Denton's case against II. A.
Castle, and also one against the Dispatch com.
pany, were continued by consent. Both suit.
are brought to recover damages, the first TO,
wages due and the second to reclaim certain
moneys invested in Dispatch stock.
Judge Flint refused, yesterday, to dismiss
the action against Mary Kennedy, charging he,
with violating the fire ordinance by moving 6
frame building within the fire limits without
permission of the authorities. The case will
come up IN its regular order upon its merits.
A regular meeting Of the bridge commission
was held yesterday forenoon, all the members
being in attendance. The engineer reported
that the bridge was nearing completion, anc
that all the work was done but the long span
| which would be finished as fast as the iron ar
rived.
The case of Frederick Anthem, charged with
| selling liquor without license, was called fol
| hearing in the municipal court yesterday
| morning. The examination was continued un
til Tomorrow morning, owing to the defend
ants absence, and the bailiff was directed t.
have him appear in court at all hazards.
The jury returned a verdict for the city yes.
terday in the case of Henry Schwabe for dam.
ages, $4,000, alleged to have been done hi.
property on Rice street, at the time of the biz
rain last summer. Spangenberg's case, similar
in all respects, was disposed Of in the same
way Saturday night, as exclusively reported in
the SUNDAY GLOBE.
Yesterday morning, Oliver schwanthaler, en-.
gineer on the St. Paul & Sioux City road,
while cleaning his revolver, accidently dis
charged the weapon, the bullet passing through
his left hand, shattering the bone, and making
IA ugly wound. The accident will deprive
Mr.. Schwanthaler of the use of his hand for
some time.
Yesterday Chief Strong received letter from
Lake City, asking him if he could send q me.
cEanic and tools to repnir their engine. which
was broken while working at the fire on Sun
day morning. dispatch was sent back that a
man would leave on the next train. w. E.
Hildebrand, engineer of No. steamer, was sc.
lscted by the chief, and left for Lake City on
the noon train.
There Is loose screw in the postofice de.
partment somewhere between this CITY and
Philadelphia. Within the past few weeks fou,
letters have been distracted from the malls,
COL tanning in oil tho sum of $40. They were
forwarded by gentleman IF this city to bis
wife. and bore tho address of Mrs. @. B.
Thomas. No. 1903 Lombard street, Philadel-
phia.' The matter should be investigated.
James Ahern was treated to a double arrest
yesterday on a charge of diso1derly conduct,
and also of assaulting W. H. Monk, a reporter,
on Saturday night. The cases will come up al
o'clock to-day. The question whether news.
paper reporters arc to be suppressed by violence
Is the issue made and 1t Is time that al
answer was given SO emphatioally as to proven,
| any further disgracefui occurrences, such as
was witnessed Saturday night.
About two weeks ago Henry Film engaged s
rig from Brennan's livery stable for the pur
pose Of attending funeral. During his trir
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liberated as to leave the animal tied to a post
on Dayton 8 Bluff. The horse was rescued
from the impending fate Of becoming q CROW
balt, and Its lnhuman driver was before judge
Flint yesterday for perpetrating the cruelty.
de will hibernate for fourteen days.
Yesterday w. G. Robertson, post trader al
Fort Smelling, returned from the camp Of the
Seventh United States infantry, at the White
liver Ute agency. He reports matters in stain
quo. The military are in camp waiting for the
results OF the peace commission conference
The command is supplied with rations, ETC.,
until April next, and the probability is thai
the absence of the Seventh infantry from Fort
Smelling will be prolonged even beyond that
time.
With the approaching cold weather and the
long evenings already upon us the committee
having in charge the ''work among the bovs''
are warned that it is time to resume the work
laid aside of necessity during the summe,
months, and meeting of ladies' interested in
the work IS called for to-day at P. H. in the
I. III. q. A. parlor to confer concerning
the giving of a Thanksgiving dinner to the
boys. and also to advise as to the best interest.
OF the work in the future. All Interested will
please consider themselves invited to be on
hand.
On Friday last, MIR. Law, agent for the Keo.
knk Northern steamboat line, was startled by
the report of q revolver proceeding from the
rear or his Office at the Jackson street levee
proceeding to the place indicated he found 8
young man named John Fahey writhing in
pain, caused by pistol shot, which had taken
eilec5 In the right egg. The young man proved