Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-08
CITY GLOBULEs,

Judge Wilkin for not being present when his
name was called as Juror.
Miss Anderson will appear at the 3 o'clock
matinee to-day as Parthenia, one Of her hnest
presentations. She deserves full house.
Bernard Allen, committed a few days since
on charge of drunkenness. took the pledge
yesterday, and was released from the county
Jail.
The nipht trains on the Duluth road have
been withdrawn, and for the winter there will
be but one train per day, leaving for Duluth at
SA.M.
Bows ar reported to be noisy nuisance on
Mississippi street bridge. The hoodlums con-
greeate there nightly and insult passers-by.
The police will look after the boys and abate
them.
A warrant was issued on yesterday for the ar
rest of wife beater named William Cody.
charged with numerically walloping Mrs.
Emma Cody. the unhappy sharer of his domes-
tic pandemonium.
P. T. Kavanagh, auotioneer, sold yesterday
at public sale the Zirkelbach property on Third
street, being so feet front by $50, for S. l0O to
N. Hardy. Also, two lots in Rondos addition to
Fred. Emmert for $500.
Yesterday Mr.. J. G. Donnelly made the thirty
sixth lap in the race of life. In honor of his
birthday anniversary he was presented with q
handsome and massive gold watch chain, with
pendant onyx and sardonyx seal.
The council committee on gas took tour
around the city, yesterday, to sec where new
street lamps were absolutely necessary to dis
pei the darkness. so death, lurking along the
defective sidewalks, would miss his mark
The new iron fence around tho capitol square
will be quite an improvement upon the old
one. and will give the grounds very genteel
appearance. The next State election will i'm
prove the appearance of the personnel of the
capitol This is an age of progress.
MYesterday the remains of Belle johnson, a
young girl who died the day before at st. Luke's
hospital wei sent to the home of her parents
in Lansing, Ohio. The girl has been out at
service for at least two years in this city, and
was an esteemed and worthy young woman.
The morning after the afternoon when Gen.
Terry, headquarters in St. Paul, issued the Or
der for Maj. Reno's court martial, the Times
and Tribune, both of Chicago, the La Crosse
Democrat, and the GLOBE of st. Paul, had an
account of the business; but Bill Kings Third
street concern didn't.
Yesterday Bill Kings st. Paul reporters got
on to the Reno business divulged the day be-
fore by some irresponsible parties. They took
good care to copy the detail for the court mar
tial from the GLOBE of the day before
couldn't and didn't get it elsewhere-without
having the journalistic courtesy to credit it.
The contractor who is engaged in building the
three story brick building on st. Peter street
near the market house, should be required to
confne his material to half the street, leaving
half for the use Of the public, but he seems to
think that the street is for his convenience
only, and that no one else has any rights there
in which he is bound to respect.
The police authorities received yesterday q
letter from ]. B. Jones, sheriff of St. Croix
county, asking them to look out for and arrest
He is described as a Norwegian, feet II inches
high, about 55 years old, dark hair and bald on
the top of the head. The police were instruct
ed to look out for the individual.
On several occasions the brakes of the street
cars have broken in descending the grade on
Summit avenue, and some very serious acct
dent may yet happen from that cause. What
is the objection to the use of pole, which, in
Of the brakes becoming unmanageable,
could be used in holding back2 We give ii
up, but submit the question to MIR. Manager
Walsh.
Canvassers are on the street nearly every day
selling tickets to an amateur performance for
the benefit of ST.. Luke's hospital The play
is 1.-THE Serious Family" and our fellow citi-
zen Judge Henry Hale is to take a prominent
part. he will be supported by as good home
talent as can be found in the city, and this is
to say that it will receive, as it will deserve,
the hearty support of our liberal hearted peo-
pie.
Abot two o'clock this morning cry Of po-
lice was heard on Robert street, and Officers
DeCorsey and Baer promptly responded. They
found two men quarreling over a valise, one
claiming that the other had attempted to rob
him. In the melee one kicked the other in the
mouth and the other drew knife upon his
assailant. The officers arrested both men and
locked them mp. They are strangers in the
city.
A boy from Cottage Grove named Stone was
looking for his father, yesterday. They came
to town together in q wagon, and somehow
they got separated. The searching son was
particularly anxious, because his father had
$50 or $40 on his person, and it might be that
the old man was lead off and done. Success,
however, attended the search, and the son re-
covered the father, whose name is Henry
Stone
There was mistake in the report of the vote
on register of deeds which the official canvass
corrects The error made quite wide dis.
crepancy between the treasurer and Register
though both were on both tickets. The official
canvass gives Rice 4,415 votes and Dreher
1923. Though scarcely any one knew it, there
was Greenback ticket in the field, which had
Froiseth on it for register, and he thus lost a
few votes.
Anna Kanteman has descended from the
venial vice of drunkenness to the lowest level
of moral leprosy. She was found on Cedar
street night before last in company with dis
solute cripple who has made capital of his
sores and imposed on the public by hawking
quantity of unmitigated doggerel. For some
unknown reason her guilty paramour was al
lowed to escape, while she was taken to the
lookup. She was before Judge O'Brien yes
terday and committed for ninety days.
Franz Hoffman was arraigned at the police
court yesterday charged with beating his step
daughter named Mrs. Lutzelberger. The de-
PENDENT is quite young man, and his alleged
step-child is quite number of years older
The trouble arose from a dispute regarding
daughter of the complaining witness, whom
Hoffman characterized as shiftless and lazy. A
fight ensued, during which the complainant
was numerically beaten. Hoffman was fined
800 and costs, upon the payment of which he
was discharged.
Mr.. James J. Hill, the general manager of
the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad.
although connected with the road for only a
short time, has demonstrated his ability to
marage it's affairs very satisfactorily to the
people. His enterprise is seen in his many
improvements, and under his wise and liberal
manag sment his road has already become very
important factor in our railway system. As
long as he controls it the public will have no
just cause of complaint and the stockholders
will find that they have the right man in the
right place.
The halfway house on the St. Paul and Min
neapolis road, was the scene last night of