Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-07
CITY GLOBULEs,

Yesterday, G. Gotzian d 90. paid out s2o7. 30
for duties on imports s5iss
Champion Lodge No. IS. K. Of p, held a
social dance at Castle hall last evening.
It was in Lahr's instead of Pealock's saloon,
where the man Durand took morphine, Monday
night.
The John Flood who figured az the police
court, Tuesday, was not John Flood the
plumber. .,..-..
The vote at the last election will be can
vassed to-day in the county auditors Office at
2 o'clockp. NJ.
Judge Flint is slowly recovering from his at
tack of inaammatory rheumatism, although
not yet able to leave the house.
Gen. John Gibbon, of the Seventh infantry,
has assumed command at Fort Smelling and
has removed his family to that post.
The excavation for the new block on Catho.
licsquare, Wabashaw street, for Treasures boot
and shoe store and mandatory, has been com.
menced. ...
sixty-fve men employed by Walker & Bel
lous to work on the extension of the Northern
Pacific road left on the evening train for Bis
marck last night. .....s-... .......
Application has been made to the State hiqh
school board, by the high school of Crookston,
for aid under the act for the encouragement of
higher education. ~..l.
Mayor Webb, of Belle PLANE, was around
city headquarters yesterday to learn how a big
city like St. Paul could be run on tax levy of
only fifteen mills.
A plush lined buffalo robe was stolen from
DIR. Hands buggy last evening, while standing
in front of q patients residence on Chestnut,
near Fort street. #... ..-
The daddy of Waters is getting to be a
mighty thin stream, there being only about
twenty-one inches of water in the channel at
present time, and steadily falling.
The afternoon train on the main line of the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba road took
out party of thirty Germans from Wisconsin
who are going to Manitoba to locate land.
Four offenders were before Judge O'Brien,
yesterday morning, for petty misdemeanors, all
Of whom were either sent ont of town or had
their sentence stayed during good behaovir,
Frank Smith, a hackman, was before Judge
O'Brien yesterday morning, charged with vio-
lating the hack ordinance. The hearing was
continued until clock tomorrow morning.
The school teachers were paid their October
salaries yesterday, and this amount with the
payment Of other claims caused the disburse-
ment of 5000 on the board Of education &C.
count.
Rev. DR.. J. Wechsler will deliver this evening
at half-past seven o'clock, at the Temple on
Tenth street, a eulogy of the late DIR. Einhorn,
the eminent jewish rabbi. All are cordially
invited.
There was considerable ice floating in the
river yesterday and the ferry boat at Fort Smell
ling had to cease crossing until the ice had
passed. It is understood that this obstruction
to navigation came from Minneapolis.
The council will hold special meeting this
evening, to consider the question of vacating
a portion of Broadway, Rosabel, Wacouta and
other streets in connection with the depot mat
ter. Parties interested SHOULD be present.
The case of Minis, defaulting treasurer of
Mcleod county, came up before the supreme
court this morning on motion for new trial:
w. w. Erwin will appear on behalf of Mr..
Minis and Attorney General Wilson for the
State. -..-.
The first annual ball of the Avoy club will
be given at Armory Hall this evening. Ar
engagements have been made to make this a
pattern for all social parties the present season.
and it will not be the fault of the managers if
it is not.
change Of time takes place on the main
line of the st. Paul. Minneapolis & Manitoba
railway on Sunday next, after which date the
day train west will leave at 7:4O A. NJ. instead
OF P. NJ. now, and arrive at 7:1O p M, in
stead of 1880 A. NJ.
The name of DR.. F. A. Dunsmoor, Of Min
neapolis, has been added to the faculty of the
st. Paul Medical school, and the event will be
signalized by a banquet at DR.. Dunsmoor's
residence, in Minneapolis this evening, to
which the faculty, in body, will attend.
Mrs. Bunker, residing near tho corner of
Seventh and Robert streets, was housekeeping
the day before yesterday, and left carpet
out doors over night, which she had taken up to
be shaken. Yesterday morning, when she come
to look for her carpet, she found it gone. The
police have been informed.
Officer Vogtle conducted half-drunken
tramp to the lookup, yesterday afternoon,
from the corner of Seventh and Jackson
streets. The nomaa was wandering in and
out the stores trying to dispose of a new horse
brush and curry-comb, evidently stolen prop
erty. They await an owner at police head
quarters. ... ~
The road to Fort Smelling has been greatly
improved. at one place quite an embankment
for the roadway has been made and the recon-
mendaJion is not amlss to the county commits
sloncrs to have railing placed on each side so
that wagons and other vehicles passing after
night may not 20 over the embankment and
bring the county in for damages. The expen-
diture of a few dollars may save several thou
sands. ..
Bart Williams and Frank Burns were ar
raigned at the police court yesterday morning,
charged with disorderly conduct. An account
OF the prisoners release from the county Jail
was given in yesterdays issue of the GLOBE.
together with his resolution to lead q new and
better life. The twain became drunk on We'd
nesday night and were both taken to the lock-
up They were allowed to go on promising to
leave the city.
Yesterday. the jury, in the case of Patrick
Marrinan against Archibald & shurmeier, re-
turned a verdict in court for the plaintiff, as
sesslng the damages at $3.50. As is known, the
the death of plaintiff son by an elevator ac-
cideut in defendants mill last summer. The
case has been on trial for several days, and was
given to the jury Wednesday evening at 6
o'clock, the verdict being agreed upon at $50
P. H., sealed and returned into court yesterday,
as stated above.
About two weeks ago citizen named Henry
Winters was arrested on the charge of insanity,
since when he has languished in the county
Jail. An examination of the case was made on
yesterday by Drs. Smith and Stamm, who de-
clarcd the patient perfectly sane. The peculiar
circumstances Of the arrest. particularly as
winters IS greatly disliked by several persons
in his neighborhood, give rise to the suspicion
that he is the victim to malicious persecution.
The affair calls for prompt investigation.
A warrant was issued for the arrest of man
charged with committing an assault on a we-
man named Louisa Lutzneberger. When the
c0mplainant entered the municinal CONT sha