Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-31
CITY GLOBULEs.

The Republican candidates were out in full
force at tho ball at Pfsifers hall last night.
Janauschek In ''Mary Stuart tomorrow
afternoon and in Deborah" In tho evening.
Lyle's barber shop, in the Opera House block,
was burglarized few nights since and 435
taken.
The sale of seats forl Janauschek's enter
tainments will open at the Opera House this
morning.
The burning out of chimney on the roof of
Ingersolps block created a momentary excite
ment on Third street yesterday morning.
The rattle for pony, to have taken place at
Delaney 'sssaloon tomorrow evening, has been
postponed until tomorrow night, at the same
place.
City Treasurer REM received 1928, 902.S5 on
yesterday, that amount being the school fund
apportionment for the expenses of the board
of education.
The bond of the administrative in the estate
of the late Henry shaber, amounting to
SZo'ooO, was approved on yesterday, with
Adam Decker, E. Albrecht and Jacob Arnold
as sureties.
Trouble exists between Mrs. Walt and Mrs.
| Swabocta, residents of Eagle street, in regard
| to who has the right of way in extending a
clothes line. Mrs. Walt has applied to the po-
lice authorities for justice.
| Edward Atwater was arraigned at the munich
pal court yesterday morning, charged with dis
| orderly conduct the outcome of wretched do
mestic brawl. The prosecuting witness failed
| to appear, and the action was accordingly dis
| missed.
Kuute Olson, a tramp who has been at the
city hospital for the last three weeks, was dis.
charged yesterday morning, and spent the en-
tire day in trying to find some place where he
| could put up and be sick for the balance of the
| winter.
Mr.. Jacob Hoffman was married yesterday
forenoon, and last night he was the recipient
of pleasant serenade from the Arion society,"
| OF which he ia q member. He was presented
with handsome clock, and the affair was pro-
ductive of much genuine enjoyment.
IL a talk with Mr.. Estabrook, secretary of
the Onion depot company, the GLOBE learned
that the contracts between tho railroads for
! the use OF the depot and the deeds for the land
will probably be executed tomorrow, and the
company will then assume definite shape.
George Watts tackled an overdose of LIQUID
chain-lightning night before last and became
fesrfully drunk: He doomed up at the munich
pal court yesterday morning quite as dizzy in
appearance as the last flower of autumn. Sen
tence was suspended during good behavior.
The rattle for Hambletonian Chief was con-
cluded at the Merchants Hotel last evening,
MIR. d. G. McLenen. of Clear Lake, Wis, be-
| ing the lucky winner, having purchased ticket
No. 677 OF MIR. John j. Martin, who threw 48
last Tuesday evening" and sold the same
for $50.
party of emigrants, some sixty families in
all, composed of Norwegians, French and b.
| hemlans came in yesterday over the river
| route at 1875 O'Clock P. NJ They were trans
| ferred to the st. Paul & Pacific road to be con-
Veyed to their destination in tho neighborhood
of Morris.
! suit was commenced in the district court
on yesterday by Crawford Livingston against
Mons Wenan, asking for judgment in the sum
OF $2,2OO, that amount being claimed for dam
ages arising from the failure of the defendant
to deliver LOO shares of St. Paul d Duluth rail-
road stock as per alleged contract.
The dizzy Minneapolis females, Grace Will.
son and Mollie Houston, who were sent to Jail
for ten days, for disorderly conduct on Third
( street, were released from durance vile yester-
Gay afternoon: Two Citizens" arriving from
the saw dust city, paid their fines, and the quar-
tette left for home on the evening train,
An application was filed by the Farmers g.
Mechanics bank in the probate court yester-
day, setting forth that the late George Culver
was indebted to the bank at the time of his
| death to the amount of $i5 OOO and asking for
an extension of time for hearing claims against
the estate. The time was extended until the
3Oth of November.
The case of Roger Healy, the man who made
| aSaqn1t NJ NIL
beer glass, on the 10Th inst, was called for
hearing in the municipal court yesterday
morning. The victim of the assault had not
su1hclently recovered to appear in court, AID
on motion of the States attorney the case was
continued until the 18th proximo.
1t is whispered around with so much &C.
curacy as to date, that the announcement will
not be amiss: Next Monday Conductor Dick
Abbey-more familiarly known in his circle of
friends as Pa" Abbey-of the St. Paul g.
Sioux City railroad, will lead to the altar Mrs.
WILCOX, OF Memphis, Tenn. Friends have al
ready begun to congratulate the bridegroom
elect upon his great good fortune.
Last winter the legislature passed an act
directing the Secretary of State to arrange,
prepare for publication, and have bound, the
State census for the years 1850 1905; 1905.
In compliance with the law, the State Score
tary's force are engaged in preparing, ar1ang-
lng' etc., the necessary documents, with the
| view to have the census for the years named. a.
part of the State archives at the earliest nos.
sible moment. fO'
line seasons festivities were inaugurated in
splendid style at Pfeifer's hall, last evening.
| by the Merchants hotel walters. who oava
their first grand ball, which took place nnder
| the most favorable auspices. The occasion al.
80 appropriately signalized the opening to the
l n pforf nrSc hall
enlarged and entirely remodeled, the general
appointments being unsurpassed by any pub
| lilo resort In the city.
Yesterday Gov. Pillsbury, relying on "tbe
integrity honesty, capabiliiy," etc., after read.
ing petition signed by E. F. Washbnrn and
six others, appointed Andrew Cater one of the
three commissioners to locate, etc., State road
from Fergus Falls to Herman, in Grant county
Inc legislature authorized the establishing Of
the road last winter. and the present appointee
IS TO supply vacancy on the commission
caused by the resignation of s. Frogner.
The Punch and Judy Capehart. Kennedy
hasco still continues to reappear at intervals in
the municipal court, to the disgust of the in.
dlcious, and the edifcation of the thoughtles,
grounollngs: The latest phase of the wretched
farce was called IN the municipal court yester
day morning. being the case of the city against
mary Kennedy, charged with violating the fire
ordinance in removing the dilapidated hash
FOUNDRY The hearing was continued until to-
morrow. A W.
In Yesterdays GLOBE it was announced +b,+
E. g. Jaftray q Co., the extensive dry goods
tlrm of New York, had commenced suit in the
district court agalnst Alexander II. St-ouse tn
recover an Indebtedness of $4,000. Wednes-
day. action was the precursor of an additional
action, commenced on yesterday by the same
tirm against the same defendant, to recover the