Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-23
CITY aLoBuLEs,

CITY GLOBULEs,
Brick laying on tho now headquarters build
ing OF tho 81. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
railroad company has commenced.
The Charley Cheever. Of the 4. N. line is OK
pected to arrive from below this morning in
time to leave for down river at IL N. to-day.
An order was Issued on Justice Boyd, of New
canada, yesterday. on an application to show
canse why he should not correct certain rec
Urds.
The water In the river continues to decline.
The beard yesterday showing but one foot
three inches, less than twenty inches in the
channel.
Suit was commenced in the district court
yesterday by Bert, Russell l. Co., Of Chicago,
against Leopold Isaacs, to recover an indebted
ness of 9l.006.
The parish of St. John in the Wilderness,
White Bear, has been offered to Rev. E. 8.
Thomas, of St. Paurs church. and he has sig
nihed his acceptance of the mission.
The Rev. Rev. E. 8. Thomas, rector Of st.
Paurs Episcopal church, and wife, will receive
their parishioners and friends at the rectory
from to 10 O'Clock, Thursday evening.
Aspan of runaway mules, attached to dirt
street about o'clock last evening, but, aside
from the stampede, no harm Is reported.
The city treasurer received $7,3SO.S9 worth
of interest coupons from New York yesterday.
They will be cancelled, and thus SO much of
the clty's Indebtedness will be eliminated.
Chief Strong has extended an invitation to
the St. Paul board of underwriters to be pres
| ont and witness the annual inspection of the
st. Paul fire department to take place Wednes-
day. ,'s.r
A decision was fled by Judge Simons yester-
day in the case of Jacob Manner ct al. VS..
John Kaifer and others. overriding the de-
murrer with taxation of $40 cost against tho
plaintiff.
| one-legged veteran named Peter Anton was
before his honor on yesterday, charged with
being drunk and insulting ladies. His scars
availed him nothing. and he was consigned to
the cooler for two weeks.
| long lumberman from saltwater named
Peter Whalen staged into police headquarters
yesterday and asked for cell. He knew he
was too drunk for an outside airing and sought
a legal place 10 hide himself.
Attorneys are requested to file their notes Of
issue as early this morning as possible as the
calendar is unusually large and will be turned
over to the printer at once, and by SO doing
they will greatly oblige genial Jimmy O'Brien.
The case of Thomas Difly, charged with COM
hitting an assault on Capt. Manner. was called
for hearing in the municipal court yesterday
morning, but on request of counsel the exami-
nation was postponed until o'clock next
Thursday.
Nike Dawson bet 80 cents on the ace last
Sunday, and calling the turn he raked in the
coin. The other fellow "kioked," which &C
counted for Michaels appearance before the
court yesterday morning. The bet cost him
exactly three bills.
An employee of loves livery stable named
Lovejoy went on periodical toot Saturday,
taking with him q rig belonging to the stable:
| The dryer and outfit were found yesterday, and
the whole affair had the dilapidated appearance
of being royalty budged.
The testimonial benefit rendered Mr.. Frank
Kelly at Turner hall last evening was pro-
nounced SUCCESS. The entertainment consisted
of an admirable olio programme, followed by
| grand ball, the enjoyable character of which
constituted the feature of the evening.
pelican named Thomas Conley was ar
raigned at the police court yesterday on the
charge Of drunkenness. His crime was aggra-
| ated by the statement that he could click any
policeman on the force" Being terror on
stills he was committed Tor three days.
Arrangements have been made for a grand
horse and colt show, to be given at the grounds
of the Owatonna Driving Park association on
Wednesday, the LIST Of October. The entries
arc unusually large. and the premiums offered
are such as to make the exhibition u grand sue
cess.
An informal meeting of the executive COM
imttee of the State Agricultural society was held
at the Metropolitan hotel last evening, five of
the members being in attendance. The entire
evening was taken up with the examination
and comparison of bills, but owing to the alb
senoe of several members of the COMMITTEES the
meeting adjourned without taking definite &C.
ton.
In accordance with resolution passed at the
last meeting of the council. Alderman Rhodes,
Col. J. Horn Davidson and Gen. r. w. John
son have been appointed delegates to the
IQuinoy, ILL.,, convention, to discuss matters of
interest pertaining to the navigation of the
Mississippi river. The convention meets on
the 18th prox.
Loui. Amont, keeper of the saloon No. 81
West Third street, p. J. Sullivan, Frank Snod-
grass and William Opel were arraigued at the
police court yesterday for INDUCING in shin
dy about midnight last Sunday evening. The
former was discharged, Suodgrass and Opel
forfeited their bail, while Sullivan was dis
charged on payment of SIS and costs.
Keigher's FLY took bit of squirt on Tenth
street yesterday morning. and for while it
looked as if the air would be filed with the
musical clatter of runaway hoofs. Mr..
Keigher and Richard German held the ribbons,
however. and the animal was stopped without
doing injury. After the episode Dick didn't
feel like riding, and as the planks were good he
decided to walk.
The fourth attempt of DR.. Taylor to regain
his freedom by means Of the great habeas cor.
pus writ was to have had q hearing before
Judge Nelson yesterday morning, but didn't.
The court was engaged with weightier sub
| ject, the property rights to mill in Stevens
county, involving 80 1000, and the freedom of
a sovereign subject vas postponed as second
! airy matter until to-day.
Yesterday, Judge Nelson fled his decision in
the matter of an injunction to restrain the
Mississippi and Ram River Boom company
from sending logs over the Falls Of st. An
thony. The order was not ready for publica-
| ton, but enough was learned to state that the
court granted the injunction. Or in other
| words the passage of logs to the s.. Paul boom
is prohibited until such time Is the sluice-
| way over the falls is finished.
The case of Patrick Kelly, charged with in
cessantly bulldozing his brothers family, was
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