Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-20
CITY GLOBULES.
E. r. Gross, of Minneapolis, paid out $65 TO
duties on imports. the same being mill stones


To-day is the forty-fourth of tho present
serm Of tho district court, and on the calendar
for jury cases there are eight more cases to DC
tried.
Thomas Hegney. arrested for selling liquor
without license, procured the necessary
parchment Yesterday and the case was dismiss
cd on pay ment Of the costs.
The funeral of Mrs. Greenman, whose death
was announced in yesterdays GLOBE, will take
place from St. Mary's church at 2S0 P. II. to-
day. The deceased was daughter of Mrs.
Walsh, residing on Ramsey street.
Mr.. J. ". Mack, tho efficient and popular
manager of Conley's variety theatre, will be
rendered benefit cn Friday evening. Mack
has made host of friends in St. Paul, and he
should be accorded rousing audience.
Sheriff Gates, Of Benton county, passed
through st. Paul yesterday in charge of a
prisoner sentenced to year and eleven months
confinement in the Saltwater penitentiary for
obtaining money under false pretenses.
While DR.. Br1sbine's buggy vas standing in
front of his office on Third street last night a
thief improved the opportunity to cabbage
line buffalo tobe. The robe will probably be
recovered from some dealer in second hand
goods to-day.
suit was commenced in the district court
Yesterday by James N. Granger against
Jacob Sinonds and s. Taylor ct al, to settle
tho right to a parcel of land which plaintiff
claims as subject to az execution obtained on
Judgment for S5OO
John Rode was up yesterday, charged with
engaging in q fight with one Kirk. last Satur-
day evening The latter was before the court
on Monday and fined for disorderly, and as the
examination proved that Rode had acted in
self defense he WAS ordered discharged.
The case of D. D. Merrill against the city, to
compel the latter to vacate what is known as
the bodd toad, in the Sixth ward, was given to
the Jury yesterday at 10 o'clock A. n. At mid
night the jury was still wrestling with the
subject, with no prospects of nearing an agree
Tnent.
The GLOBES caution was given in time, but
has been UNDECIDED, about exercising care in
guarding cloak rooms in the school houses.
Yesterday report was made at police headquar-
ters that an overcoat belonging to J. J. Bris-
bin had been stolen at the Jefferson school.
sneak thief did the work.
Frank Churchill and P P. Valentine engaged
in a shindy on West Third street night before
last, and serious results were prevented by
their incarceration in the lookup. Yesterday
morning they were before Judge Flint and
plead guilty to the charge of disorderly con-
duct. They we're lined SIS each and discharged.
The remains of Gustave Victor, who died at
Rush City on Sunday, arrived here on tho Du-
luth train yesterday afternoon. The body
taken IN charge by Minnesota Grove No. l, y.
4. o. d., Of which order the deceased was
member, and conveyed to Oakland cemetery,
where 1t is inferred With the usual cere-
monies.
The horse supposed to have been stolen from
Tho gipsey camp near Hanks last chance, on
the road to Minneapolis, was found yesterday.
1t was not case of steal but stray. Bill Mid
dleton found the animal astray and stabbed
him at St. Germans livery stable on Sixth
street, where he was reclaimed by the owner,
Charles John, yesterday.
The trial of James Ahern for assaulting re-
porter named Monk was concluded yesterday.
Aaern was fined five dollars for diserderly con-
duct and fifteen dollars on the charge of an as
sault. He was also required to give bonds in
the sum Of 5000 to keep the peace for six
months. The fines were paid and bonds fur
1lshed during the afternoon.
Tae mysterious alteration between p. P.
Valentine and Frank Churchill On Third street
night beeoro last, will no doubt be ventilated
to-day. They plead guilty to disorderly con-
satisfied with the deal, Churchill has sworn out
warrant for Valentine on the charge of as
sault with q deadly weapon, and the hearing
will take place this morning.
The Cincinnati Enquirer gives the following
send off, to comcly young lady and variety
actress, at present entertaining big houses a.
Conley's theatre: 1.-The Andalusian beauty
who broke the hearts of SO many Of the boys
while at the old Nash, during Morrissey's man.
agement is in St. Paul, MINI. Boys, you can
direct your letters to care of Conleys varieties;
but look cut, the old woman is along"
A horse attached to milk wagon owned by
Peter Holzer, ran away on Fifth street near
Washington, yesterday morning. At the city
hell the wagon coilided with buggy belong
ing to Officer Newell. and took off hind
wheel. The horse was stopped at the corner
of Sixth and Washington streets. but not be-
fore twenty gallons of the fluid had been
spilled and tho wagon badly damaged.
Bowed with age, wrinkled with vice, and al
most ready to change cars for the beyond,
Johanna Flynn stood before his honor again
yesterday morning, and said that che recollect.
cd the promise to refrain from drink made the
LAY before. The damning habit proved too
much for the good resolution, however, and
she gave way to debauchery and dissipation
She will be the guest of the county for two
weeks.
Articles of incorporation and bylaws of the
Duluth Iron company were fled in the office of
'uc seCietalf OIL state, yesterday. Inc object
OF tho incorporation is the erection and opera
ton of y blast furnace, and doing the general
business thereto appertainipg at DulIth. The
capital stock is 100000, and the lncorporators
are D. N. sabin of Saltwater. G. 81. Graves and
George Spencer of Duluth, J. P. Ilsley, of
Pennsylvania and G. F. Cruft Of St. Paul
Much against his inclination, Mr.. William j.
Briggs-Williams sat for his photograph yester-
day. Burkhardts customer,was opposed to hav-
nr HI fnrn 70 fr>r %t1
lcry, but m ans vanity forbid him screwinp mn
his face when Zimmerman brought his camera
to a focus on his saturnine phiz. An excellent
picture was obtained, which will be sent to
City Marshal Dawson, of Rochelle, who SAYS in
letter to Detective Bresett that he believes
Briggs is a man wanted in Rochelle for for
gerry. The description of Briggs given in the
GLOBE suggested to Marshal Dawson that he
might be his man.
Last night about IL o'clock Officers Gibbons.
Murphy and Zirkelbach started out on an ex-
ploring expedition, and in the course of their
peregrinations came to Carver's cave. Enter
ing that Justly celebrated cavern they found
that it had been made the rendezvous of q
company of tramps. Commanding them to
surrender there was unconditional capitula-
ton, and nine of the Migrants were marched to
the station. They claimed to have come from
Bismarck, and to have been working as steve
dorcs on the Missouri river steamers. They
expressed themselves as well pleased to ex-
change their bed in the cave for one in the
station house, where they might keep from
freezing to death, and we're profuse in their
thanks to the officers who had taken the trouble
to alleviate their distress. They may sing
different tunesthis morning.
Yesterday was prominent day for weather,
There were more shiftless hats to each square
inch Of weather, floating around loose over the
streets OF St: Paul, than has been known to