Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-17
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULES.
& The Democratic primaries will be held to- day
from five to seven O'Clock P. NJ.
The Democratic county convention will be
held tomorrow at ten o'clock A. M.
The prisoners convicted at the present term
next Monday morning.
The case of William Faulkner, charged with
violating the hack ordinance, was continued
until clock this morning.
A new plat was fled in the register of deeds
Office on yesterday, comprising Gotzian's sub
division in block "a, Lyman Dayton's addi-
ton to St. Paul.
The eastern train on the Chicago, Milwaukee
Il St. Paul road, due here at 20 O'Clock, was
two hours late yesterday. the length
of the train preventing schedule time being
made.
The case of T. M. Carey, charged with keep
ing disorderly house, was called in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday morning and on mo-
tion OF counsel the hearing was continued I'M
til the 23d inst.
Malichi Welsh, who was pounded almost to
death with beer glass by Roger Healy at
Funk's brewery on Wednesday afternoon, was
much better yesterday afternoon, and hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
Three car loads of colonists, Oh their way
from Toronto to Manitoba, arrived on the
eastern train on the Chicago, Milwaukee g. st.
Paul, yesterday afternoon, and left On the
evening train for their destination.
prize shooting match took place yesterday
afternoon between the St. Paul shooting club.
and the rifle club of Monroe, Wisconsin. The
match took place on the respective grounds of
each club and the scores will be received to- day.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather the
ball announced to take place at Turner hall last
evening, under the auspices Of MIR. Frank Kel-
Ley, was postponed until next Monday evening.
Tickets already purchased will be good for the
evening stated.
The friends of Col. Pfander seem bound to
take care of him. He is being talked up for
the Republican nomination for treasurer in
Ramsey county. They evidently desire to
heal the breach among the Germans in order to
secure votes for Pillsbury.
An old Irish lady was at police headquarters
with grevious complaint. She claimed that
her gosoon had been kidnapped by the Seventh
infantry and taken out to become a target for
Ute workmanship. She was sent over to Gen.
Terry's office to furnish him with the facts.
farmers wagon loaded with hay made
complete upset of it yesterday noon at the cor
ner of Seventh and Rosabel. The rural Jehu
being used to plenty of country to turn
couldn't and didn't succeed in making the
angle, so deposited his hay on the sidewalk.
The Young Mems Democratic club was to
have held meeting last nighE but the des-
perate weather prevailed. a meeting will be
held at the old court house next Monday even.
ing at Z 80 O'Clock, when a permanent organi-
cation for permanent club will be effected.
meeting of the committee on streets was
called for yesterday afternoon, but owing to
the non-delivery Of the notices the members
did not convene. The committee will meet
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock and take up the
bills which were referred back at the last meet-
ing of the council.
A couple of plug uglies named Duffy and
McEwen were escorted to the city limits West
St. Paul, by Officer O'Keefe yesterday. and
told to get. They lit out with ALAG ity and
were given to understand that if caught within
the boundary lines again each man would get
ninety days in the cooler.
The Benz family, residing in West st. Paul,
are a stencil in the nostrils of their God fearing
neighbors. A written complaint was forwarded
to Chief Weber yesterday to the effect that the
family terrOrized the Sixth ward and REQUEST
ing that they be abated. The ukase was read
to the family by Officer O'Keefe and all is Sc
rene in Warsaw.
Owing to the weather the last performance
of Our Next President" by John Dillon and
the Blaisdell company, was rather slender.
Those who were present, however, enjoyed the
play immensely, as their frequent bursts Of
laughter and applause testified. The company
play III Hudson, Wis, tonight, and in Still
water tomorrow night.
Two companies Of the Seventh infantry, G.
and l, under Capt. Browning, arrived at Fort
Smelling yesterday evening at 6 o'clock. These
companies with the other two which reached
here last week constitute the battalion which
has been in camp all summer at Mnssel Shell
Creek M. T. Tue command, two companies,
mum Der about 80 men, and after their service
OF the summer are ready for the arduous du-
ties of q winters campaign from Fort Smelling
as headquarters.
The annual return of the Western Railroad
company was made to the railroad commits
sioner yesterday. The line runs from Sank
Rapids to Brainerd, Mimi, a distance of 6Ok
miles, and is operated under lease by the
Northern Pacific company, incorporated in the
report of which will be found the earnings.
headquarters of the com pany are at St. Paul.
with Hor. George L. Becker as president, and
r. M. Newport is secretary and treasurer.
John Timms and Jacob Brown are fellow Ia
borers on the steam shovel which is at work on
the short line of the Chicago Milwaukee & St.
Paul road. They work On the night gang and
spend their days and money in the various sa-
looms about the city. Yesterday afternoon
they visited Joseph MATHS saloon On Seventh
street, and during dispute Brown struck
Ilmms on the left optic with such force as to
Knock him down. Officers OKcefe and Baer
arrested Brown last night and locked bin IN
on charge of disorderly conduct.
Several weeks ago Michael Mcconnell was
arralgned at Moorhead and bound over for tre g.
passing on government land. He had cut
wood on government lands and sold it to Red
hlver steamboats,. Failing to give bonds he
has been several weeks in Ramsey county Jail
until yesterday, when be vas released. It
seems that some how his case was not brought
TO the attention of the United States grand
jury, and Mcconnell waited until they ad-
!ourned, then he reminded Judge Nelson of his
incarceration and was ordered to be released.
The Emil Munich litigation received an air
ing before Judge Simons, yesterday morning.
on an application to show cause why the sale
OF certain real estate should not be ordered
confirmed: The question at issue involved the
confirmation OF the sale of parcel of property
for the sum of $5 800 The sale was objected
to by plaintiffs counsel on the grounds that
an offer of Sc, 500 had been made on the same
property. The case was continued for week.
and the parties were ordered to have the land
appraised by competent persons in order to
arrive at the real value.
young girl named Horn, living in the
Fourth ward, is III trouble begotten of indis-
cretlon. She wants John Donovan, born and
pred IN st. Paul, but at present in Bismarck.