Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-11
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Articles OF incorporation of the Claremont |
Library association were filed with the secre-
tary of state yesterday.
II. g. Fairohild has begun suit in the dis |
trict court against Michael Kuhn, to recover
$4055O for alleged services.
A drunken individual who was taking noon |
siesta at the corner of Third and Robert Streets
was taken to the lookup by Officer Gibbons |
yesterday.
Judge Nelson yesterday excused Frank Nico-
lin and Winthrop Young from attendance rs
jurors at the present term Of the United States
circuit court.
A cutter was upset near the Jackson street
depot yesterday morning and the occupants,
Mr.. George Nash and lady, were thrown out,
but not in ured.
The Eastern train on the Chicago, st. Paul &
Minneapolis road was an hour late yesterday
afternoon, owing to freight blockade at Still
water junction.
The public mass meeting and demonstrat ion
for the relief of suffering Ireland will be held
at the Opera house on next Thursday evening,
the 18th inst.
Theodore Lewis, the young man who was
committed few days since for attempting to
settle religious dispute with a revolver, wei
released yesterday on bail.
The ladies of Christ church society will give
reception and supper at the Guild house this
evening, from 6 to 8 o'clock. cordial invi-
tation is extended. Supper rs cents.
The boys new room, provided by the Y. Nj.
q. A., is to be thrown open for their use next
Sabbath evening, at o'clock, and some inter-
esting exercises will be conducted by the COM
mittee in charge at that time
sleigh containing Charles p Barnard and
his daughter was upset at the corner of Jack
son street, yesterday afternoon, by the horse
running away. The lady was severely bruised,
but further than that no damage was DONE
Tho usual morning prayer meeting is to be
held at $3.50 o'clock this morning, in the parlor
of the Y. M. O. A., the Summer Garden having
been abaS doned for a day or two, owing to
some changes that are being made in the heat.
ing apparatus. ~,
Yesterday j. A. Christian & Co., Of Mime
spolis, received through the st. Paul custom
house $500 worth of imported goods, duty
free; or rather fee of forty cents was charge ed.
The goods were an invoice of boiling cloths
from Hungary.
The case of the city against William Middle
ton. charged with violating the hack ordinance.
WAS tried by jury in the municipal court yes-
terday afternoon. The twelve good men and
true were out about five minutes, returning
with verdict of not guilty.
The mail box at the corner of Third and
Robert streets was found by policeman yes.
terday, with the lock broken and full of let
ters. The postal officials were promptly noti-
he'd and the broken lock replaced by new
one. How the lock was broken is mystery.
According to the present status of the deal.
those who have gone short on wheat had better
draw in their horns. The market was active
IN st. Paul yesterday and with light receipts,
the price reached $l.l5 per bushel, and there is
no telling where the pesky thing is going to
stop.
The following decisions were rendered on
yesterday by Judge Wilkin: Lyman O. Day
ton. administrator, against Daniel Mullen ct
al. ordered that the order to show cause filed
herein on the 28th day of November, 1879, be
discharged and the plaintiffs application for
judgment denied. John P. Roles vs. VIM. L,
Mintzer; motion for new trial denied.
party of bold hunters consisting Of Messrs,
Geo. Seibert, Otto Macklett and VIM. Brcher.
returned to st. Paul yesterday after three
days excursion in quest of venison meat. They
brought with them two horned monarchs of the
forest, and one of the party was heard to re-
AA"Ah SA0V ucoI CSIChSSeS AG TlQ6 ClGv could
be bought at the remarkably low figure of six
cents per pound.
Sheriff Nugent, Of Wright county, arrived at
the county Jail at o'clock this morning with
Edgar A. Cronk. The prisoner plead guilty to
q charge of horse stealing, before Justice
Coohrane at Rockford ON Tuesday, and was
held to tho district court for trial. In default
OF bail he was committed to jail, and there be-
ing no place of confinement in Wright county,
he was brought here.
An action for limited divorce has been COM
menced in the district court by Mary Park
Foley, of Washington county, who desires legal
separation from the bed and board Of her hns
band, Francis P. Foley. The grounds on which
the divorce is claimed are alleged acts of cruel
ana inhuman treatment, aggravated by habit
ual drunkenness. Both the parties are old
time residents and we'll Known citizens of
Washington county.
Official notice of the election of the follow
ing named persons as trustees of the Second
German society of the NJ E. church of St. Panl
occurring ON the 18th day of August, 1876, and
filed with the register of deeds of Ramsey
county, November l6, 1876, when Alex. John
ston was register, was filed with the secretary
OF State yesterday. Charles Lindeke, Gott-
iried Helmbaoh, Joseph Hornbruste., Freder-
lex Helnlein, Wilhelm Pettes. Henry Gotzian,
Peter d. Bukendorf, Charles Timme and Will
liam Wolterstorff are the trustees.
Full arrangements have been made for the
series of balls to be given under the AUSPICES
of Damascus Oommandery No. 1, at the Mer-
chants hotel. The indications are that thew
will be the society events of the season. The
hrst OF the series will take place on the 10th
inst, for which l 800 Invitations are out. The
arrangements are in the hands Of a comnetent
committee, who will see that nothins is left
undone, that will contribute to the endowment
or those who may elect to be present.
The train on the Iowa & Minnesota division
of the Milwaukee & St. Paul road, which. ar
rived in this city at II o'slock last nioht
brought among the passengers Deputy Sheriff
Harrington, of Olmsted county, having in
charge four candidates for Saltwater. The
gang consisted of Frank Blakely, sentenced for
three years for horse stealing; Henry Clay Har-
rison Brown, sentenced for two years for big
amy; John Curr and James Green, sentenced
for one year each for larceny. The prisoners
were registered at the Jail and will leave for
their destination this morning.
Fred Paulding is negotiating with Manager
Davidson for dates at the Opera House. Mr.
Paulding, with select company, has been
-, atarrlng the country IN the presentation of
Shakspeare's tragedies, more particularIv
Hamlet. Though an apprentice at the bus
mess. and youth, comparatively, MIR. Paul.
ding IS spoken of as wonder in his internre
tations. He has received the commeudation
OF no less person than Edwin Booth for his
marvellous, chaste and accurate presentation
OF Hamlet Mr.: Paulding (his stage name)
United States army.
The case of the Dutch bondholdera, Messr,.
b. d. Stricken, A. Messehaert, D. Kropholler