Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-28
CITY GLOBULEs,

Fred WILL the viOlinist, former member of
Prof. Seiberts orchestra, has joined the Great
Unisn band.
Mr.. John Epsy, lawyer and banker, formerly
of WilkeSbarre, Pa, has taken up his perma-
nent residence in this city.
John Bowling, tailor, was found on Jackson
street at late hour last night foarfully drunk.
He was run in by Officer Casey.
Twenty deeds were fled with the register of
deeds yesterday representing property sold by
the city for different assessments.
A warrant was issued yesterday afternoon
for the arrest of man named Henry Levi,
charged with cruelty to his horse.
The mark showed twenty-nine inches of
water in the river yesterday, q fall of one inch
in the previous twenty-fuur hours.
The medical profession of this city have had
a valuable acquisition in the person of DR..
Peck, a we'll know practitioner from Pennsyl-
Vania.
The K. N. steamer Charlie Oheever is ex-
pected from below this morning, to leave on
her return down river as soon as she can trans
fer her trip. -..
The rattle for the stallion Hambletonian
Chief was continued at the Merchants last
night. The highest rattle thus far is 46, which
has been thrown twice.
The judges Of election meet to-day at all the
voting precincts to register such as may apply.
The poll lists will be kept open from 8 O'Clock
A. NJ. to o'clock P. NJ.
State Examiner Knox has just completed his
examination of the books and accounts of the
several State institutions, and reports finding
them in good shape rule.
A drunken individual who gave his name as
Cunningham and said he was butcher from
Minneapolis, was arrested by Officer Gruber,
yesterday afternoon, on Fort street.
Sir George Dickson. formerly in the employ
of the British government at India, has leased
the Davidson mansion on Dayton's bluff and
will take up his residence in this city.
To-day argument of counsel in the disputed
st. Vincent Extension land cases will be heard
before the commission, consisting of Governor
Pillsbury, Attorney General Wilson aud Clerk
Sam 81. Nichols. -
Songs with violin accomplishments will be
one of this evenings entertainments at the
Central Presbyterian church. The programme
is full one, embracing choice selections Of
music and readings. :,
The administrators report of in ventoried
property of the estate of Girart Hewitt, de-
ceased, was filed in the probate court yesterday
afternoon showing real and personal property
amounting to $4,000.
Yesterday j. @. Oswold, of Minneapolis, Wis
tied the custom house and paid $93.48 for i'm
ported goods received direct from the old
country ut the port OF st. Paul, at the head OF
navigation OF the Mississippi river.
Charles Pulsifer was arraigned at the police
court yesterday morning charged with stealing
four five dollar bills from lady named Mrs.
J. w. Schaffer. The prisoner plead guilty to
the CHARGE and was committed for thirty days.
Two warrants were issued yesterday for the
arrest of a man named James Powers charged
with stealing $l2 worth of carpenter tools
from W. J. McCauley, and 515 worth of me-
chanics' tools from man named Norman Me-
Lean.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday after
noon, being the marriage of Mr.. John Dono-
van Jr., and Miss Mary Horne. The nuptials
were solemnized by Justice Burnsnd, and the
marriage was the happy result Of very I'M
fortunate liaison.
drunken soldier was found by Officer
Casey, last night, lying across the track of the
Chicago, Milwaukee g. St. Paul railroad track
near Slbley street. He had disrobed before re-
firing, and was taken to the lookup in par
tial state Of undress.
The union gospel service tonight at the
House of Hope church will be in charge of
Rev. MIR. Edwards, who will preach the sermon.
The full choir will be present, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. J. p. Moore; and such a choir st..
Paul has not heard in many day.
The annual concert and ball given under the
auspices of the St. Paul Arion society at the
Athenwam, last evening, was brilliant sue
cess. Tho musical programme was admirably
arranged, the instrumental selections being
executed by the Great Union orchestra.
The wind and hail storm yesterday afternoon
broke one of the guy ropes of the custom house
flag staff. By the by, the flag staff where it
stands is an obstruction to street travel, and
the banner of freedom would look just as well
in the breeze from the rear Of the building.
The P. p. prostitutes protector INDUCED
Sunday in a defense of Annie Olson in the
matter Of the rescue of Lille Morgan from her
bagnio. The defense was eloquent enough, of
course, and had touch of pathos about it be-
gotten Of sympathy, but the facts don't hold.
Yesterday Judge Wilkin sentenced, and thus
disposed Of the last of the Carver cave robbers,
the gang who robbed Dominick Areynski, VIM.
Walker and John Clark were the two, and each
was sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor
in the penitentiary for one year and six
months.
The tools stolen by James Powers from the
carpenters at work on the addition to the Sher-
man house, last Wednesday, were recovered
yesterday afternoon. They were bought by q
carpenter employed at the St. Paul & Pacific
freight house, ana were returned to the owners
on being identified.
Yesterday afternoon Harry Shanks, residing
No. 1862 Broadway, met with an accident
whereby he lost the thumb of his right hand.
He got it caught and crushed in some machiu-
cry at the St. Paul car works. DR.. Dedolph
was called to attend him and found it neces-
sary to amputate the injured member.
Yesterday morning Chief Strong visited the
establishment of Quinby & Hallowell and no.
tilted Mr.. Quinby that the frame addition he
was building was q violation OF the fire ordi-
violate any of the ordinances, and ordered the
workmen to stop their building at once.
During the rain yesterday Wabashaw street
car was going up crowded, many standing in
the aisle, among whom was lady. A little
boy, about three years OF age, who was sitting
on his mother 8 knee, turned to a man sitting
near and said "Can't at lady sit DOWN."
very audible smile filled the car as he got up.
face fiery red, and offered:the lady his seat.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bartosch was celebrated on Sunday evening at
their residence on Stewart avenue, foot of
Forbes street. MIR. Bartosch has resided in st..
Paul about thirty years and has had a memora-
BILE career, having passed through the French
war of 1914 under the great Co1sican, Napoleon
| The First.
The practice among the small boys of Jump