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

u0IIA1, L. D. WulC0 ana partners.
Two sprigs Of gentility named Charles Callas
and George Pariseau were arraigned at the mu-
nicipal court yesterday morning on the charge
of fast driving. They were fined $5 each, on
payment of which they were discharged.
Now that the scaffolding is being removed,
the fact begins to loom up that the front of
the new Davidson block, Jackson street, be.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, is one of the
most artistic and attractive in the city.
Yesterday, Mat Mor1en, at the corner of Car
roll and Josette streets, lost child. The little
one strayed away and kept the family in q
state Ut CONSERVATION for couple of hours,
when serenity was restored by the recovery Of
the lambkin.
At late hour yesterday afternoon suit was
commenced by J. w. Worries, the victim of the
assault, an account of which may be found in
another column of the GLOBE, against the per-
oetrators. Michael DAILY and Patrick Egan, for
damages of 5000.
One OF the most notable social events of the
season will transpire this afternoon, being the
marriage of Miss Ursula Stewart and Dr. @. A.
Wheaton, Jr., which will take place ut the
House of Hope Presbyterian church at S
o'clock this afternoon.
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livery wagons was seized with the blind staggers
at the corner of Fifth and Robert streets yes
terday morning, falling with such force as to
throw the driver from the wagon. The dam
age was merely nominal.
Judge Brill rendered decision yesterday in
tho case of J. Q. A. Ward against the Dispatch
Printing company, granting the motion to dis
miss action against the garnishees, on the prin-
fhQf rofl,r Id
been made on the defendants to the action.
Aida J. Baldwin,, executrjx of Thomas
Baldwin's estate, began a suit yesterday in the
United States circuit court against the First
National Bank of Minneapolis to recover $500.
Inc complainant claims this amount on
promissory note executed in behalf of Thomas
Lowry.
The bridge commission met in regular session
yesterday forenoon, Mayor Dawson in the
CHAIR Messrs. Lindeke and Cochrane being in
attendance. The chair reported that he and Mr..
Lindeke had visited the ground to be con-
demned for the now road leading to the bridge,
and had found the proposed route generally
satisfactory. After an informal discussion the
board adjourned.
AT the police court yesterday morning
Thomas Schneider and Ida Mahnke were
arraigned for outraging public decency bv
driving through the streets beastly Intoxicated.
The former, veteran reprobate, was released
on payment of IS and costs, while the Young
girl was com united to the House of Good Shep.
herds for thirty days, and it is to be hoped that
the kindly influence during her soiourn will
have salutary effect.
Mr.. Il. 81. Schroer, while turning the corner
of Fifth and Wabashaw streets yesterday after.
noon, had narrow escape from what nearly
resulted IN very serious accident. While
turning the corner named he was pulled from
his seat IN the buggy by pair of horses that
followed the rig, being held by Mr.. schroer by
means OF halter strap. He was dragged a
few feet and narrowly escaped being tangled
in the wheels, but the horses were fortunately
stopped before he had sustained any injury.
The Minneapolis police made big hurrah
over the capture of half dozen alleged burg
lars, pick-pockets and such like prof, ssionals
yesterday. Among the lot were the notorious
Bell brothers., George and Jim. Last night
these two were in this city and ordered by our
police out of the city, to Minneapolis or else.
where. The question is natural, did the Min
neapolis police ''compromise' with tho Bells2
1t seems SO, as they were released within
twelve hours after their capture and the hur-
rah over it.
A garnishee was served yesterday in tho dis
trict court by Il. P. Hall, against the Mime
sofa State Agricultural society, Samuel E.
Adams its president, and also the banks where
moneys are deposited, to restrain the payment
of any moneys that might be in their hands
until the bills of the garnishee for advertising
be paid. The writ was issued on account Of
the refusal of President Adams to allow the
payment of a bill audited by the executive
committee of the society for $40. The state.
ment of an evening paper that there was any
condition made IA to payment when the bill
was contracted is wholly false.
On the 9Th inst. it occurred before Squire
Bnrnand. But Mr.. Pat Conley and Miss Belle
fired have kept their marriage very quiet, ex-
cept from a few personal friends The bride
groom is the we'll known proprietor of the
Summer Garden theatre and the bride is widely
and favorably known in the theatrical world as
charming variety actress, one of the fired
Sisters, who have followed the speciality pro-
fession on the boards in the best variety and
vaudeville theatres from New York to San Fran
cisco. Yesterday, Mr.. and Mrs. Conley's mar
rage becoming generally known, they were the
recipients OF many congratulations.
Our readers are, perhaps, not generally cog.
INFANT of the fact that the st. Paul & Duluth
railroad company have arranged nice excur-
sion to Duluth and return for tomorrow AZ the
very low price of $500 for the round trip. No
pains will be spared on the part of the company
to make this an exceedingly comfortable and
agreeable trip. Tickets good for the morning
or evening train are for sale at the depot foot
It Sibley street and by Geo. II. Hazard, l16
East Third street. Morning train leaves at 8:45:
evening train at o'clock, to- 1ao,ro,r and
pleasant, cosy party will undoubtedly avail
themselves of the opportunity to view the
beautiful Dalles of st. Louis and the Zenith
City.
This evening Bishop Spalding, OF Peoria,
Illinois, will deliver lecture in tho Cathedral.
The subject of the discourse is not announced.
but the bare mention of the fact that Bishop
Spauldlng is to deliver an address will be suffi-
cient to call together an immense audience.
The right reverend father has the deserved rep
utation of being one of the most eloquent
divines Of the church, besides being one of
the most eminent orators of the Catholic
world Bishop Spaulding has interested him
self IN the national colonization scheme, and
has been one of Bishop Ireland's most Jealous
conductors in the project This business has
doubtless brought the eminent prelate to our
city, and our com munity will be benefited and
favored by the reverend father being induced
to lecture.
Last Friday night u tramp named Martin
johnson forced an entrance by back window
into the postoffice at Austin. Once in. he
searched around for wealth, and got hold of
$15 in Dickels. With his booty he got out, but
didn't enjoy his freedom long. The city mar
shall of Austin came to the assistance of the
United States and arrested johnson. Word
was sent to the United States marshal and yes.
day Martin johnson was srraigned before
United States Commissioners Oardoxo for ,rJ,