Daily globe., 1879-06-04
UIrY aLoBULEs.

UITY GLOBULEs. 8
The State Medical society meets in this city '
IN the 18th inst. .2
Barbara Reynolds paid the balance of her t
Inc, yesterday, and the case was accordingly {
lismissed. a
An order dismissing action was yesterday ,
granted by Judge Simons in the case Of Fred /
prick Hoffman vs. William ]. Parsons. I
{ The sheriff of Otter Tail county was in the
city yesterday en- route to st. Peter, WHITTIER he
was taking August Voelker, insane, for con- /
6nement and treatment in the asylum.
Tho last will and testament of the late Hiram
Rogers, complete and exclusive account Of
which appeared in = previous issue of the
GLOBE was fled for probate yesterdays after
noon.
Louis Beech was up yesterday, charged with
trying to intimidate his step-mother. The
case proved six of one and half q dozen of the
other, and the young man was lot off during l.
good behavior.
A gentleman was heard to remark yesterday
that one of the most prevalent industries of tho
citizens of st. Paul was that Of presenting bills.
Then he s.s-sighed as if he d! been subjected to
q run of the industry. ;5.t
: A matronly looking woman named Mrs.
Castleman was Brought to the police station,
last night, almost crazed with drink, the arrest
having been made out Of necessity, at the in
stance of her husband.
Yesterday afternoon W. L. Anderson tele-
phoned to police headquarters that some un-
known person had stolen a box of thread out
of his store. The police were directed to un-
ravel the mystery of the theft.
A lecture will be given at the Athenaum this |
evening by Gen. sigcl, who will speak in Ger
man on the interesting suhiect of the ''Ge, man
Element in America, = the title Of which should
alone guarantee large audience.
Clerk Nichols, of the supreme court, is all
torn up moving, but he hopes to get settled in (
couple of days more, when he will be pre-
pared to receive his friends in as pleasant and
cosy an Office as any in the capitol building.
The burglary of Gov. Davis house received !
q slight airing in the municipal court yester-
day morning, the hearing of the case being
called at o'clock, but owing to the request Of
the prisoner, Francis, the case was continued
until the 9th inst.
James Turner was before Judge Flint yester-
day charged with forcing his attentions on a
couple Of the fair who reside on Eagle street.
Tho damsels failed to prosecute and the rash
youth was permitted to return to his work at
| the American house.
A man named James Hogan was before his
honor yesterday for threatening to slug brace
of policemen. He carried murderous looking
slung shot, and owing to his having been badly
budRed at the time the threat was made was
only committed for week.
| Officer McMahon arrested an individual last
evening who is impressed with the idea that he
has received special call to herald the advent
Of the millennium. He is sadly deranged in the
upper story. and will be recommended as an
appropriate subject for st. Peter.
We learn from the MoKillop Co. CONNER
cial agency that the assignee of Conrad Juul,
who failed at Litchfeld recently, did not quail
fy (the time having failed at midnight Mon
1 day. and as the result St. Paul and Minneapolis
creditors were busily at work, yesterday, serv-
ing attachments.
Yesterday morning Officer Calvin arrested
Patrick Cannon on tho levee at the request of
his friends, who believe him insane Cannon
was taken to Jail, and information of his sup
posed insanity will be fled with Judge OGor-
man in the probate court. The examination
will take place to-day.
I George B. Hall, travelling agent of the Otum-
wa route south, reports the receipt of many
: letters inquiring about routes to Minnesota,
points of attraction in the State, ETC., from all
of which he anticipates greater rush of sum-
mer visitors to the State the present summer
than ever before.
The charming weather Of last evening, to-
: gether with the superior Inducements offered,
conspired to make the lawn festival, given on
: the grounds of B. Beaupre, ESQ.,, q thoroughly
> enjoyable success. The festival was gotten up
: with the laudable object in view of beneiting
st. Mary's school, for which the entire proceeds
: were appropriated.
Yesterday, Capt. J. W. Powell and Lieut.. F.
) w. Thibant, of the Sixth infantry, returned
: from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. where they
t have been metaphorically wrestling in physi-
+ cal sense with the army retiring board. They
were strong enough to convince the board that
Q they were still serviceable for Indian targets
: and both have been ordered back to Fort Blu
y ford to resume duty with their regiment.
= The GLOBE is in receipt of a communicative
a severely criticisin9 the street car company fol
cruelty to their horses on the Wahashaw stree
:, line. The writer claims that the animals arr
D overtaxed at noon and night in going up th'
y Summit and Nelson avenue grades, and call!
, upon the president of the society for the pre-
l. venti0n of cruelty to animals, who he alleges
is street railroad stockholder, to interfere.
y Col. Allen, of the Merchants, has been mott
a fed to prepare for the reception and entertain
If ment of = large party of Eastern gentlemen in
" terested in the Chicago st. Paul d Minneapoi
railway, and their ladies, to arrive here Frida
h afternoon next. The party will be transpcrte,
10 in three elegant Pullman coaches, and propos
r to extend their trip over the st. Paul, Mime
. apolis & Manitoba road to Winnipeg, and th
ID Northern Pacific to Bismarck.
a. James Ryan il forcibly impressed with th
u idea that it isn't always safe to invite man
ca drink. Having imbibed freely of sack, yestel
Ia day, he met an acquaintance named Jones, an
IN ing that kind of q man. Mr.. Jones resented th
imputation by filing Ryan's face with hanc
ar full of knuckles. The entertainment Wa
of nipped by policeman, and the pugilists vel
brought before Judge Flint, who exonerate
ur Jones and let Ryan off by the payment of 81
OF Several weeks ago Mr.. James Davis, of Ic
u ~ land, was brought to this city for medic
- treatment. Her disease, of a peculiar natur
.ce and aggravated, had acquired such 9 hold tn
.. skillful treatment could not master it, an
or Monday she died from proetration arising fro
y the shock of the surgical operation necessal
!; y in the case. Her remains were taken back
.ct Iceland yesterday for interment. Mr.. Jam
IN Davis was formerly citizen of this city, bo
"a. esteemed and possessed of many friends, wi
ha will condole with him in his hour of bereav
led ment.
M, The suit of 81. B. Clafain l. Co. against t
lce lce Lorillard Insurance company was given to t
Iiury Yesterday afternoon at 4:2O o'clock. T
,r nature of the suit has already been given
ID. the GLOBE. Tie trial began one week a
~ yesterday, and daily from 10 o'clock until
81 shades of night tumbled down about the IA
of nature the counsel have whacked at the
fair, Sunday excepted. The jury were charg