Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-05
CITY GLOBUIEs.

The work of reconstruoting Music hall build
ing was commenced yesterday.
Mrs. Hennige,' adjudged insane at theprobate
court a few days ago, was taken to the asylum
at st. Peter yesterday.
The county treasurer reports the total
amount of receipts for interest on deposits to
eb. 2Sth ult., at $4,44l.0l.
The State Farmers club meets tonight at
the capitol. This will be the last meeting and
all the details of the organization will be per-
fected.
Two boys, and very likely spotted, have been
having high jinks out on Fort street. In a
mounting lamps, breaking windows, etc. The
peelers have their eyes peeled for these rascals
In the probate court, yesterday, the entire
forenoon was taken up by arguments of coun-
sci on the petition of sarah Oenoyer, for the
partition of her deceased husband estate. The
case was submitted at noon and taken under
advisement
United States Commissioner Cardozo had a
small case before him yesterday, John Bru-
nette, whose sojourn in Jail was mentioned in
yesterday g GLOBE, was arraigned for selling
liquor to the White Earth Indians. He was
held to answer i'll 5000, and in default of bail
was sent to Jail.
Yesterday. Johnny Coyne the lad who stole
lot of jewelry at the Athenaum. Sunday
night, was taken to the reform school, His
family, mother, father and infant sister babe
the boy goodbye, and cried over him. The
little fellow seemed heart-broken at the idea of
going, but the memorable mandate was for him
to go, and go he did.
Intelligence was received yesterday of sad
| accident at Pennington, whereby Mr.. A. Under
wood sustained injuries that will probably re.
| suit in the loss of his right eye. While en-.
gagged in adjusting belt at his fathers mill
on Monday, the bolt few out, striking his right
eye, and almost tearing that organ from ite
socket. The sufferer was attended by DR.. At
wood, of this city.
certain lady, who shall be unmentio ned
wants house searched, which shall be unm en-
| toned for certain articles of female apparel
| which shall be unmentioned. She declares
| they were stolen, and are seoreted in the afore
unmentioned house. The articles are described
as certain hahiliments worn next to the figure
| and one piece of raiment is alluded to as Of
Minnetonka pattern.
The audience which greeted DR.. O'Leary last
| evening was even larger than at any other lee.
| ture. The lecture was very amusing and in
structive. Tonight he speaks on Phsiogomy
| or the Sign Boards of Character, the last leo
| ture to mixed audiences. The course closes
| with two private lectures, one to gentlemen
tomorrow evening, and, by special;request, one
on Friday at 2 P. NJ to ladies.
Stella Sullivan swears-in and to warrant
that her husband, Henry, is everlastingly, and
especially on the Sd inst, was riotous, abusive
contoundedly mean, threatening and adjective.
~ displayed an immense amount of cursed
day her home, No. Al Olive street, will be va.
be required in the municipal court.
Col. Aliens stone pile works a reformation
in more ways than one. It puts muscle to the
laborer, and gives him a good appetite. Yester.
day new turn was taken by an incorrigible.
He went up and tookthe pledge for three years.
John Foley, the well known cigar box fiddler,
| subscribed his name for that number of years.
Col. Allen hearing this may contemplate lee
turing tour.
John Robp raised deadly rumpus at DR..
Mintzer's yesterday afternoon. Robb has been
doing chores around the Docs place for several
days. Yesterday he became rather queer in his
actions, and when demonstrated with, was
seized with an uncomfortable fit of anger. He
threatened to kill the family, drew revolver
and was about to fulfil his threat so far as Miss
Mintzer was concerned. Assistance was sum-
moned and Robb was gathered in. He was
taken to the jail, where it became pretty evil
dent that he was crazy. He will have an ex-
animation to-day before Judge O'Gorman.