Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-14
CITY GLOBULEs,

CITY GLOBULEs.
John Dillon, "Our Next President this
evening.
Mccarthy & Donnelly paid out s4O.7 10 duties
on imports, yesterday.
State School Superintendent Burt has gone
to Luverne to attend teachers institute.
The Fort Smelling bridge commission did no
business yesterday. They meet Wednes day at
10 O. clock A. NJ.
Chief Strong had the hose carts filling the
IRE cistern ut the corner of Fifth street and
Maria avenue yesterday.
The secretary of state yesterday commenced
sending out the necessary blanks for returning
tho official results of the approaching State
election. -
The new safety deposit vault for the German
American bank, manufactured by the Diebold
Safe Co., of Canton, Ohio, was moved from the
cars to the bank last night.
warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest
of Thomas Koran and Thomas Cotton charged
with engaging in street brawl last Sunday at
the corner Of Fifth and Rosabel streets.
Alderman w. 81. Sanborn has broken
ground, and is about to erect a fine residence.
on Virginia avenue, near to those RECENTLY
erected by j. A. Stees and G. F. Mailer.
John Murphy and tramp who was dis
charged from jail on Saturday were arrested by
Captain Clark yesterday afternoon at Emmert's
brewery, for being drunk and disorderly.
Articles of incorporation of the Cokato,
Wright county, Elevator company, were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
capital stock Of the organization is $4,000.
Richard Champman and Michael Ford cele.
brated the day of rest by becoming beauti
fully boozed. They were before his honor yes
terday morning, shelled out So in current coi1
each and were discharged. .r..&
Major Van Cleve's good work in hunting VI
States arms scattered over the State, is begin
ming to show up. Yesterday howitzer wal
returned from Sank Centre and three boxes O.
small arms from Crookston.
State Examiner Knox is reported to have tn,
cases OF half dozen county treasurers on hi
hands. who are not complying with the re
quirements OF the law in conducting the bust
ness OF their respective offices. .8s ~
The case of George Waldo, charged will
maintaining mephitic COW pen in the Sixth
ward, came up for hearing in the municipa
court on yesterday morning. No case wat
proven and the defendant was acquitted anc
discharged. .sss..5Es.;*2szf.
The telegraph poles for the st: Paul & Siou,
City branch from Lake Crystal to Blue Eartt
City, twenty-five miles, have been distributed
and the people of the last named city viii
soon have lightning connection with St. Pau
and the rest Of the world. .lssI
A farewell reception was given Rev. J. F
Chafee, late of the jackson street NJ. E. church
| at Capt. Russell Blakeley's house, corner O,
Jackson and Tenth streets, last evening. Fl,
was presented with a silver ice pitcher anc
globlets, DIR. Murphy acting as spokesman.
/ About 1890 yesterday morning, MIR. 2. M
Lyon, while standing in the doorway of MIR. G
A. Meck's store in Rogers block, was suddenl,
seized with tit, DR.. Stewart was called, ant
pronounced it epileptic. He was speedily re
stored to consciousness. and suffers only from
weakness. " 49, ' -.T .....
The daily presence of William Tanning a.
the police court is becoming very monotonous
His blear,eyed and dissipated visage doomed IL,
again yesterday, woful story of wild and I'M
restrained debauchery. He was committed
Tor seven days, during which he will at leas
sober up.
Chief Of Police Shortall, of Saltwater
passed through the city last night on his wa,
to Lacrosse, where he goes to bring back Phil
lip Reardon and a. paaty named Thomas. VIII,
assaulted and robbed William Valequett Of 81:
| IN cash and a watch valued at $50. at the Still
water junction on the night of September 10th
DIR. Mintzer was thrown from his buggy yes
terday afternoon and narrowly escaped ecriou,
injury. He was exercising his thoroughbred
on sixth street, and in attempting to halt sud
denly, to escape running into a lady who wa:
crossing the street, the animal SHED, oyerturn
ing the buggy and throwing the doctor to thu
ground. The horse broke from the buggy anG
mace Tor home, leaving the vehicle pretty
badly demoralized.
Yesterday constable from Buffalo, Wright
county, duly accredited with credentials from
Sheriff Nugent, presented himself at the coun
~ jail for Mrs. Sieg and con, who arc to bt
trled at the present term of the district court
OF WrlGht county. 1t will be remembered that
sne Is the woman who got into a difficult,
with several young men Of her neighborhood
one OF whom was shot by her son. a lad of ID
years, by her order. She and her bow will he
taken to Buffalo to-day for trial.
collision occurred in front of the American
house about 7:30 o'clock last night between :
truck and Howe sewing machine wagon. which
resulted dlsastrously for the latter The How,
wagon was upset, the driver thrown out. and ;
confused mixture of cushion man. horse anc
wagon fell upon the sidewalk. The man anc
cushion were picked up uniniured. but thu
wagon was wrecked and the horse somewhat
damaged. The truck was steered off apparent.
~ unhurt, and before its number could be
learned or the name of its driver.
George Kleffner, the young man whose sud
den death at the House of the Good Shepherd
Sunday evening, was reported in the GLOBE
yesterday morning, was one of the soldiers, or
Phans who were inmates of the Home at Vino
ma, from which he was discharged some three
years ago He was Is years of age, and is rep
resented as an Intelligent, honorable and yerv
promising young man, and general favorite
WIN MS old classmates, who will be deeplv
PANIED to hear of his early and sudden death.
The funeral will take place from the German
Cathedral at . o'clock this morning.
Some luxuriously inclined burglars visited
Conrad Schmidt's restaurant on Third street
Sunday night. They made an entrance bv
chmblng over the high fence in the rear. then
oe1tly broke or cut out small piece of window
glass and hoisted the window. Easy enough
then to lift one leg after the other and stand in
the restaurant with all its contents at their
mercy. they were merciful enough. however.
TO take only $40 in cash. and satisfied them.
selves with adding thereto about 400 imnorted
cigars. Report of the affair was made at nolice
headquarters yesterday morning.
Marriage Guns and Sensitive Flames, Tues