Daily globe., 1879-06-05


o'clock at the Home, No. II Nash street. .,s
Kate Campbell, q Minneapolis woman of the
town, was looking for her slower" in st. Paul
to whom she had loaned a $l6O
watch. She did not find either man OF watch.
Mr.. George Peabody has assumed the position
of night clerk at the Windsor, the duties of
which he is eminently qualified to discharge in
the most accomplished and acceptable manner.
Anna Kantemann was before Judge Flint,
Yesterday, on the old charge of being too IA
miliar with anti-domestic tanglefoot. She
took the pledge and was restored to the bosom
of her family.
pair of magnificent beeves were received |
in this city yesterday, each one of which tipped !
the scales at over 2,60O pounds. They were
consigned to Mr.. James King and were shipped
directly from Maine.
Yesterday was pension day. The county
clerks Office was crowded from o'clock to IL
o'clock with the widow, orphan and manned
of the late war. to have their papers fixed up
for the pittance given by generous govern
ment. a@
The sewer connections near the Church of the
Assumption German Catholic) have been out
of order, to the danger of the health of the
locality, for some time. Yesterday Officer John
having a thorough cleaning made. qe
The cards are out for the marriage Of Joseph
Files, business manager of the Wande,er, and
place at Assumption Church, at A. NJ, on the
10th, to be followed by q reception at the
brides parents, No. 40 Wabashaw street..
horse attached to a butchers wagon became
frightened on Robert street yesterday after
noon and considerable CONSERVATION was
caused by his rapid fight down Third street.
He was stopped near the Jackson street depot,
without having caused any material damage.
Damascus Commandery No. was out drill
ing last evening Eminent Commander
Monfort's lot, corner of Dayton avenue and
Harrington street, in preparation for the meet
| ing of the grand cOmmandery at Watervllle, on
| the Oath inst. The members made fine ap-
pearance. h@
| girl twenty years old, giving the name of
Mary Ann McCourt, and confessing to be a
tramp was arrested by Officer Clark last night
! on suspicion of having robbed Mrs. J. j. Col
lins' residence few days ago of ring and
few dollars. Four or five dollars was found in
her pockets. She is held for Identification.
Last night about nine o'clock, Mr.. John @.
Terry Jr., had horse and buggy stolen. The
gentleman was in attendance upon the worldly
| business of selling pews in the Baptist church,
| and before going in the temple to transact this
business, he tethered his horse near the front
door. When he came out, horse and buggy
were gone.
The county commissioners started out to the
poor farm, yesterday, and got as far as the
custom house from McKinney's stable as a
| starting point. Then they turned back. The
street railroad track did the business in break
ing spring. A little gravel or other ballast
| between rails would have prevented this, and
will prevent hundreds of similar accidents.
The Schutzen Verein had shooting match,
yesterday, practice, as it were, the Schuten-
i fest to come off at La Crosse, on Saturday.
when the St. Paul club will contend for bulls
| eve glory with the La Crosse club or any other
competitor. Besides being apractice shooting,
the club badge was contended for, Mr.. Albert
| Scheffer winning it. The score ranged from
| 164 to 1893.
! Mrs. Callahan, residing four miles out of
West St. Paul. reported yesterday the loss of
two COWS, at police headquarters. She thinks
the COWS may have strayed off with movers.
stock or have been stolen by them. In view of
this belief, Mrs. Callahan was advised to take
] the train to Anoka to intercept the emigrants
lately passing through this city. She acted up
on the advice.
! The case of 81. B. Claf1in & Co. against the
Lorillard Insurance company to recover on a
%oUou ptaS, ~ 10 ;,,s s 80 ., III T,a.dav and at
A. NJ this 1Thursdav1 morning the iury was
stiIl ont. Thev came into court twice yester
day but the Judge sent them back with in
, structions each time. There is said to be eley-
. en- obstinate Jurors in The case.
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Inc poaro OF trustees OF the oakAahu oeile
terry Association held their regular MONTH,
meeting yesterday The treasurer reported
S4 597 on hand. and scheduled the propert,
invested in the association at a valuation
!; amounting to s52,439. The receipts for tn
!. month were $545.25; disbursements $444. IL
Iwenty-three were inferred during tne montn
;nto ~ @ necass;tp p and costs etr of a new re- r.
an:u .n +asais az ross;hJs cL.ne, connacte
cele tu .ou' e4 h; ahG the ,ooot;n, "A SinnrneS
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Capt. Clark was over in Saltwater, yesterday
: having heen summoned in the Woodbury. rot
49,, 20. x,h;cb occ,,rea several months no
Dey H.. sa1 .1;I,.aa ~ f.snad,,n Giant CLARK wa
.,atea - ute - rve a ni;b; FOR one of the defend
= snt. W. w s,ncIa;r alas Jack Sevmonr ..Bac
- 1as' ), -. Tha cant.;n wasn,t sat;sfactor
- o1;hi ,,;tna.s he;na pnIv v;l;no to swear Blac
, !" 1acI - was ordered ont of the ot1 the NIGHT b
- fora +ha rohherv Init IN annie time to ha,
p legged It over to Lanpion and there got in b
a. work. The Captain wasn't wanted so nut
re- after this and was told to go home, which |