Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-02

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.. CITY GLOBULEs. 8 '.-.- .
Messrs. Kennedy Bros. have on exhibition and
for sale one of the celebrated Rushton hunting
boats.
The case against Thomas Grove, charged
with assaulting q colored man, was dismissed
on yesterday for want of prosecution.
The city officers, police and fire department
were paid their salaries for September, yester-
day. The amount disbursed footed up to
$5, 134.63.
The marriage is announced of Mr.. Peter
Arth, well-known citizen, and Miss Maria
Ackermann, which will take place this morn
ing at Assumption church.
The monthly meeting of the board of man.
ayers of the Women's Christian Home will
occur Friday, Oct. Sd, at the home at 8 o'clock
P. NJ: full attendance desired.
Not encouraging to the poor, but neverthe-
less the fact wood has gone up Is cents per
| cord, and coal 25 cents per ton. This is the
agreed increase by all fuel dealers in the city.
The thermometer marked 81 yesterday; sum
mer clothing and straw hats were at premium,
| and circus paraded the streets. All this on
October LIST, 1879, IN the city of st. Paul, State
| of Minnesota.
James Carroll, whit handling some machin-
cry on the levee, yesterday, caught the fore.
finger of his right hand between the cogs of a
= heel, and had so badly mutilated it had to
be amputated DR.. Murphy did the Job.
return was made in the Municipal court on
yesterday to the writ of certiorari in the test
of the city against Theodore Golden, charged
with violating the berry ordinance, the case
having been certified to the supreme court.
A man named Gustav johnson was before
Judge Flint on yesterday, charged with dis
orderly conduct, which consisted of making an
insufferable nuisance on his neighbours prem
ises. He was m ulct three dollars, and on paw
ment of the coin he was discharged.
This evening Prof. Nathan Sheppard will re-
peat his lecture on 1.-THE Writings of Dickens"
at the House of Hope. The GLOBE has taken
occasion to commend this lecture in the highest
terms. and recommends full attendance with
the belief that everyone will be amply repaid.
Sheriff King was enjoined yesterday for the
period of one week from selling the Isaacs
stock of goods, tobacco etc., advertised for
sale under attachment suits. This action of
restraint was done at the instance of eastern
creditors represented by Davis, O'Brien &
Wilson.
DIR. Murphy contemplates a rest from pro-
fessional labors for six weeks. And to make
his leisure more enjoyable, ho, accompanied
by his wife, intends to make a journey to Cali
fornia, take in the wonders of the Yosemite
etc., etc, The doctor purposes leaving within
week or ten days. .
Edward Langevin, residing in the Sixth
ward, rushed into the municipal court, yester-
day morning, and frantically exclaimed that
some one had been going through his stable, in
proof of which he held up a badly mutilated
harness. He threw down the harness and
rushed out as unceremcniously as he had en-
tered, without vouchsating an explanation.
A GLOBE reporter gained the confidence of a
degenerate Roman peanut prince on yesterday,
and was credibly informed that since the ad-
vent of the circus st. Paul had consumed three
thousand bushels of roasted peanuts, 'every
peanut containing drop of pure patrician
blood" The assertion was not backed by an
affidavit, and is only given for what it is worth.
painful accident took place on the levee
near the transfer house yesterday morning,
whereby an employe of the fret ght house
named James, Carroll, lost the middle finger
of his left hand. The accident took place
while transferring moving machine, and was
purely the result of chance. The injured man
was attended by DIR. Murphy, and is doing
we'll.
Quite breeze was CT Gated last night about
half-past eight, in the vicinity of the custom
house, by an encounter between Patrick
Keigber and John McDermott, of Lake Elmo
The parties are friends, but as they were walk
ing together Keigher slipped and fell and he
thought he had. been tripped by McDermott
Resenting the supposed indignity led to the
difficulty.
Yesterday afternoon s. M. Hanson, o carpen-
ter from Minneapolis, took in lower town and
the frotny beer on tap in that locality. While
on this boom he neared Oarlson's tailor shop,
on the corner of Mississippi street and Broad
way, saw pair of pants there to his liking.
Having been taking all tho afternoon, he took
the trowsers also. Carlson directed him in the
theft and informed officer Hanft, who arrested
him and Gagged him in the lookup. "
Jefferson Hudson was arraigned at the police
court yesterday morning, charged with COM
hitting dastardly assault on the person of a
colored brother named Jackson. The ruction
took place on Saturday night, and it was re-
ported on yesterday that the victim of Hud-
sons brutality was at the point of death The
report was unfounded, and although jackson
ls pretty severely used up. he will be around in
q few days. The examination was continued
until the 9Th inst, when it is thought that
jackson will be able to appear as a witness.
From the interest which is being manifested
in the concert to, be given at the House of Hope
church, next Tuesday evening, for the benefit
of the young urganist, Master Baldwin, It
would seem that it will be the leading event of
the week. The congregation can of itself al.
most fill the church, but it is hoped that the
friends of this chul ch, and the friends of the
beneficiary, as we'll as of the excellent corps of
performers will unite In filing the church to
OVERLOOKING; for, surely, the cause is most
commendable, and the occasion will please and
entertain all who like to hear beautiful music
we'll rendered.
In response to many solicitations, Miss Rosa
d'Erina, Erin's prima donna, will give or
take part in a concer to be given at the Cathe-
dral next Wednesday evening. Erin's song
stress will be assisted by Miss Graham, of Red
Wing, seconded by all the best available home
talent. The iveliest remembrance Of the
pleasure given by Rosa d'Erina Is entertained
of her concert of three years ago in our city.
Since then, practice begetting perfection, she
has improved in voice and Instruments al power,
and ia the declared superior of all artistes in
sacred song. An immense audience will doubt
less greet her, and fatteringly pay tribute to
her deserving qualities as prinaa donna and
woman.
As predicted on Tuesday, the injuries sus-
tanned by Swan Manson, the young man whose
leg was crushed while loading car near the
foundry Of the St. Paul manufacturing works
on Monday, have resulted in the victims death,
which took place on yesterday. 1t was at first
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