Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-29
CITY GLOBULES.

to leave the house.
Sergeant Walsh, Of the city police. who has
been sick since Saturday last, was reported to
be much improved last night.
Detective Bresett found a map, plan of
house, ETC., on Fort street, yesterday. 1t
awaits an owner at police headquarters.
The United States district court met yester.
day, but no business being presented, tho court
adjourned until to-day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
A warrant was issued yesterday afternoon for
the arrest of Henry Calvin, charged with as
saulting man named Charles Broadway.
There was fall of one inch in the stage of
water in the river yesterday, leaving but
twenty EIGHT inches of water in the channel.
Yesterday, in accordance with council order,
the chief of police caused several fences to be
torn down which were extended across Jay
street.
A suit was commenced in the district court
yesterday by 81. B. Clafin & Co.,, of New York
against Alexander 81. Strouse to recover an in
debtedness of $4,000.
A man who was found in drunken sleep at
the corner of Wacouta and Fourth streets, yes
Ger Calvin and expresse ed to tho lookup. -
Patrick Farley and Harry Arnell having
served the full term for which they were sem
fenced to State prison less ''good time." have
been restored to the rights of citizenship by
Governor Pillsbury.
A man named J. Flaherty, living near Lake
Elmo, reported the loss of horse at police
headquarters, yesterday. The night before his
barn was broken open, and the horse, with a
saddle ana bride, were stolen.
Owing to the fact that CLERK Nichols was en-
gagged upon the ST. Vincent land extension
commission, there was sitting of the su-
preme court yesterday, the causes set for that
day being reset for later day.
William Black, while carelessly handling a
revolver at DR.. Wechsler's drug store in the
Sixth ward, yesterday afternoon, shot himself
in the fore finger of his left hand. Fortunate
ly the wound is only flesh one.
A man named John Surkuess, who, by an &C.
cident two years ago, lost both his hands, was
arrested last evening by Officer Nygaard for
being drunk and making a disturbance at
Schundlings saloon, on Seventh street.
The large chorus choir, of twenty-five or
more voices, which is to lead the singing during
the revival services, will be on hand at quarter
sitter seven each evening and conduct song
service until the time OF the preaching service.
Patrick Moran should have been content to
have browsed around his native pastures at
Elk River, but hs wasn't He faced municipal
court music yesterday, on the charge of drunk
enness, and was sent to the quay for eight
days.
Thomas Reddington, soldier, became beast
ly drunk night before last. and tried to make a
case for the coroner by lying down on the rail-
road track. He was before Judge O'Brien yes
terday morning, and was let off on promising
to reform.
One thousand rafnes have been thrown for
the stallion Hambletonian chief The lucky
man far is J. J. Martin, who threw 48. He
was offered $50 for bis chance, but declined to
sell at that price. The rattle will be continued
this evening.
An application was fled in the probate court
yesterday, for the appointment of an adminis-
traitor in the estate of the late Henry Shaber.
The application appraises the value of the
property as follows: Personal property, $l0,-
600; real estate, 10000; debts. $4,000.
fight occurred on the lower levee yester-
day afternoon between Frank Temple, run
ner for the Commercial hotel, and back
driver named William Henry. The combat
ants were arrested by Officer Calvin, and, being
each.
The Evangelists, Whittle and McGranahan,
who are to conduct series Ct revival services
commencing this evening, are expected to ar
rive on the 80 train this afternoon, and will
take up their residence at the Windsor hotel.
The latter gentleman is accompanied by his
wife.
Yesterday James Drea resolved a verdict in
the district court awarding him $505.l against
Cariveau & Friedman. The suit was brought
to recover on a contract for work, plaintiff
having hired at $75 per month to defendants
which contract they failed to keep by not pay
ing him promptly.
social castaway named John Murray, was
arraigned at the police court yesterday morn
ing, charged with vagrancy. To the crime of
being poor he added bad record, and a
sneaking disposition for the ways of the ac-
versary. He will wax lean on diaphonous soup
for the next twenty days.
Yesterday J. A. Christian & Co., of Mime
apolis. received IN invoice of S7O6 WORTH of
mill machinery imported from Hungary. On
ope ming the package corresponding to the in
voices, MIR. Christian found be had a large con-
slgnment of raisins on hand. Some mistake
in the custom house at New York, evidently.
The interest felt by the people at large in
the present campaign, so far as the third terms
are concerned at least. is shown in the fact that
the appointment Of Gen, Andrews for Hastings
last evening was cancelled, the manapers not
daring to play the gallant general aQainst
Janausehek, he tragedienne in Mary, Queen of
SCOTS.
About o'clock this morning Officer Casey
took charge of team of horses and farmers
wagon that had been CHARTERED on the curb on
Rosabel street since early last evening, and
drove them to q place of safety. The owner
who was probably laid up for repairs some:
| where. can learn of the whereabouts of his
property by enquiring at the police station.
The musical and literary entertainment at
the Central Presbyterian church, last evening
| was a success artistically, though not in the
| matter of attendance. The reading of Miss
| Mayo and j. 81. Davidson, the solo of Miss
Shipman, and the sacred by mn of Miss Drape,
called forth loud applause. 1t is to be hoped
that the programme will be repeated unde,
more favorable auspices.
| The street force were engaged, yesterday
in removing fence distractions from off The
old Como road. It seems there are several
property owners on the thoroughfare who
clam that there is no public right of way to 8
highway across lots to Lake Como, and they
periodically obstruct the road which has beer
In use for twenty-seven years. This ia thu
second instance where the street force has re-
moved fences during the last two weeks.
Mr.. w. P. Warner, of the law firm of Warne,
& Granger, demonstrated his legal rights yes
terday in good style. He was on a St. Paul 4
Pacific train, and leaving his seat a moment fol
acrink of water he found on his return that ,
stranger had jumped his claim. He gave no
tice of right to the seat, which the stranger in
sultingly refused to recognize, whereupon Mr.
Warner executed the law vi ct arms. But fol
the timely interference of brakeman tn,