Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-11
CITY GLoBULEs.

Sheriff Hanson, of Grant county, consigned
crazy woman to Jail last night. He is taking
her to the asylum at st. Peter,
new floor has been put down In the gents
waiting room in the Milwaukee & st. Paul
depot. The ladies ought to be treated as
fairly.
Inc soldiers at Fort Smelling We're paid off
yesterday In consequence, the city was in
vaded last night by considerable portion of
the United States army.
Inc city treasurer received interest coupons
from New York yesterday for the payment of
interest on city bonds up to the first of last
Der, amounting to $50, las.
Hon. John G.. Burbank, of Wahpeton, d. T.,
opposite Breckenridge, member elect of the
Dakota legislature, passed through the city
yesterday, en-route for Yankton, to enter upon
his legislative duties.
The jerome court-martial reassembled yester.
day at 10 o'clock. A Roadway was made so far
he asked for delay until to-day at IL o'clock
M, when he would be ready to enter his plea to
the charges.
Messrs Thos. Henninger, q. Huebner, E.
Sp;egel and F. spiegel. of the Great Western
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and with Henry Stein, formerly connected
with the same institution as cornet pla yer as
leader, will organize new band
The following notices were filed yesterday in
the district court: William K. Burkhood vs..
William Catcher; motion for new trial denied,
John Mahoney VS.. John A. Mclean; demurrer
to complaint overruled, with leave to defend
ant to answer on payment of $40 costs.
The st. Paul & Pacific road is blockaded with
freight at Vincent consigned to Winnipeg. The
road across the line has not been fitted up with
water tanks and rolling stock sufficient to
meet the requirements of the fast increasing
traffic between the Dominion and st. Paul
The st. Paul & Sioux City passenger train
due here in the forenoon, was delayed until 8
o'clock, P. M. A freight train wrecked three
! miles east of Crystal Lake caused the deten-
ton. little damage to the freight cars, but
no injury to any of the train hands, attended
| the accident.
The special committee appointed by the sew
eral railroad companies centeling here, to de-
wise, ETC., in regard to the union depot, have
completed all preliminary surveys, etc., in the
matter. Each read has been furnished with a
report OF these conclusions, and a final meeting
will be held on the 22d inst.
Articles Of incorporation were filed in the Of
ice OF tne secretary OF state yesterday, of Ser
geants Mill Burr Drive Company" for the
manufacture and sale of W. E. Sergeant's self
adjusting mill burr drive. Capital stock $780,
COO. The incorporators are Wells E. Sergeant
| G. Butler and Charles NJ. Pond
! The Union Bible class meets to-day at q 80
P. NJ, at the Y. M. G. A. lecture ROOM and will
be taught by Rev. D. R. Breed. Tho general
secretary of the association desires that notice
be given that the lack of sufficient seats will be
supplied and arrangements made to accommo-
date comfortably all who desire to attend.
Aid. Mccarthy got trace yesterday of a
handsome scarf pin, described thus: A
long pin surmounted with solid gold drake.
and then ornamented with diamonds. Hear.
ing that Mr.. William H. Drake had lost the
valuable ornament, the alderman made report
of it at the st. Paul & Sioux City headquarters.
The Lllliput levee at Unity church club
rooms last night was largely attended. The
entertainment fully rewarded every one for his
or her attendance. The children were apt
! and pleasing in the several dramatic and recita.
tive parts assumed. All acquitted themselves
admirably, and specialiapplause wss accorded
Charles Nichols, Laura Trowbridge Billy Sew.
| all and Benny johnson. The little folk were
fully equal to the occasion, enjoyed it, and
gave great enjoyment to the old folks, who
looked on at the happy acting of the children.