Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-21
CITY GLOBULEs.

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terday, by Judge Wilkin.
Capt. Burnetto and Lieut.. Jacobs, adiutant |
andQuarternastero of the Seventh infantry, have
returned to their post from the Ute expedition. |
Frederick Anthem was before Judge Flint
yesterday, charged with digging an excavation
on Cherry street. The case will he heard on
the Goth inst.
Twenty-Five recruits for the Second and
Seventh cavalry arrived here yesterday from
St. Louis. They left on the afternoon train
for Fort Smelling.
The cases of tho Robes. Barbara and Au-
gust, against J. G. Donnelly, arising out of
August's alleged abduction of his child, we're
settled and dismissed yesterday, in the district
court.
Indications of prosperous times: the Relief
for help. And the few applying for help ask
for it in the shape of work, which is readily
obtained.
While en- route to the fire night before last a
fine horse blanket was lost from No. steamer.
The finder will please return the same to
Chief Strong or to the engine house. and re-
ceive thanks.
st. Peter has one man, at least, mad. His
iety, on postal cards, to recover q Winchester
r1Re and double barrel breech loading shot gun,
stolen from his shop on the night OF the 18th
inst.
Proceedings were instituted in the supreme
court yesterday for carrying the case of Ashley
O. Morrill, ct al. against the st. Anthony Water
Power Company, up to the supreme court of
the United States. The water power company
appeals.
The officer from Fargo in search of Ida Clark,
the girl alleged to have been outraged and
robbed, never applied for assistance to any of
the officials in this city. Doubtless he didn't
want to find her, as he conducted his search
alone and unassisted.
Parker P. Valentine was arraigned at the
municipal court yesterday morning, charged
with com uniting an assault on Frank Churchill,
an account Of which having appeared in pre-
vious issues of the GLOBE. The hearing was
continued until the Gath inst. at Q A. M.
AS will be seen by telegram elsewhere,
Minnesota has been honored by the Army of
tho Cumberland veterans, in the appointment
of Capt. E. Fl. Wood, of the Sixth ward, rs one
of the vice presidents of the society for the
ensuing year. The captain will consider him.
self Endorsed.
Invitations arc out for the formal opening
of Pfeifer's hall, on Monday evening, tho Gath
inst. The hall has been enlarged, reconstructed
and elegantly refurnished, aud is one of the
finest public resorts in St. Paul. The opening
will be signalized by dance, the music for
which will be furnished by the Great Union
band orchestra.
telegram giving further details of the dis
aster to the upper Missouri river steamer
Mcleod, reported in the GLOBE Yesterday
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and that there is very little hopes Of raising
her. The Butte was little harmed, but cannot
be gotten onto the ways again until the Mo-
Leod is removed.
Milton Mobiles opens at the Opera House to-
night in "A Man of the People, The COM
pany is a very strong one, especially selected
for their ability to render the roles in which
they appear with acceptance. The play was
presented here last winter, and attracted a
large house. and will no doubt meet with equal
favor at this time.
Patrick McNierney was arraigned at the mu.
hicipal court, yesterday morning, charged with
committing an assault on Frank Temple, the
light having or mated over dispute regard.
ing the authority of tho former, as assistant
baggageman at the st. Paul g. Pacific depot, to
bounce unwelcome visitors from his bailiwick,
The hearing will take place on the 9th inst
Gen. r. W. johnson, COL D. A. Robertson,
and Mr.. Albert Armstrong have been appoint
cd commissioners to divide four pieces of real
estate in Reserve township between the Joint
owners, Messrs. Magofin. Beck, Breckenridge,
and Rankin heirs. These gentlemen entered
upon the duty on the 18th and will complete
their labors TODAY.
MIR. George A. Hoffman, the N. G.. A. of the
order of Druids of Minnesota, is on his official
tour of visitation to the various subordinate
groves within his Jurisdiction. MIR. Hoffman
10 q member of Buffalo Grove No, 49, located
at Buffalo, Wright county, Minnesota, and not
OF Buffalo, New York, as stated in blunder1np
evening contemporary
Yesterday Mr.. Mann, clerk in the U. s. cir.
Quit court, was engaged in taking testimony in
the suit entitled Jared E. Belt VS.. NJ. Fl. Crit.
tenden. Complainant alleges that defendant
has infringed upon his patent for sheet iron
sheathing for elevators and such like buildings.
In answer. defendant alleges that he has In
fnnged upon no patent, and moreover that
plaintiff has no valid patent at all.
Frank Lyons, marshal of Taopi, Mower coun-
ty, cries stop thief in letters two inches long
on . poster sent to police Headquarters
yesterday. On the night of the 10th inst. he
says Mmebody stole a valuable horse out of
James Lions barn, three miles south of Taopi
frequent notices CT this kind, coming almost
daily to the police here, indicate that Mower
county is infested by gang of horse thieves.
The reform school board held regular
monthly meeting yesterday morning. Four
petitions were received, asking for the release
of boys now at the school, and three male in.
mates were discharged on recommendation of
tho superintendent. Bills and claims to the
amount OF $g,o62' ~ were presented and Or
dered paid The visit to the school, which ia
made each year, about this time, by the board
OF managers was postponed indefinitely.
Four months ago this morning the first
ground was broken for the excavation of the
new market house building Since then tho
Work has progressed with astonishing CELEBRITY,
and the announcement ia now made of the fnli
completion of the foundation story. which al.
ready bears few of the joists Of the mag
n1neent superstruoture-soon to be. The foun-
datlon Is a perfect model, and the Contractors
are entitled to high praise for its early comnle.
tion.
The police station was turned into pande-
monlum last night, owing to the presence of a
t!en!'ed Frenchman whose head was wild with
villainous whisky. He was arrested bv or.
GERS Newell and Baer, at the corner of Beach
and Cedar streets, and became so unmsaage
able as to make 1t necessary to procure hack
IN which he was brought to the station, II
was frightful case of the jim-iams, and the
sutfe!lngs endured by the wretch were horrible
to behold.
Tuesday issue of the GLOBE contained an
account of the arrest of Charles P. Tucker. IN
suspicion of having robbed a man named Mnr.
pny OF twenty-five dollars. The account ad-
verted to the affair the result of a snree
both parties having boon under the influences ~
hqoor at the time of the arrest, and owing to
the lateness of the hour it was impossible to
Sora PARTICULARS of the alleged rob-
affairs he'd taken the next mornina an, S1 10