Daily globe., 1879-06-21

held the bank liable which had negotiated it,
for partnership authorized neither member
% use firm funds in the payment of private
lebts. And the party who took such paper
Without inquiry did it at his own risk.
After this the court adjourned. tg.g
CITY GLOBULEs.
Samuel Hauston, declared insane, was taken
to Omaha yesterday.
Bishop Whipple passed through st. Paul, yes
terday, on his way to the Indian reservation at
Red Lake.
The annual distribution of prizes for schol-
arship in the Convent of the Visitation will
take place next Tuesday evening.
Frank Scott committed some time since for
selling whisky to Indians, was released from
the county Jail yesterday, under the poor debt
or's act. ...- --,..s..g. m -
Mayor Dawson issued ukase, yesterday, |
ordering the hacks away from jackson street.
They will take the old stand on Fourth between |
Sibley and Jackson streets. '
4 1t will be good news to many to know that
Clerk Sam Nichols, Of the supreme court, is
getting the best of his indisposition, and hopes
to be out again in q day or two. G .sa
The German singing societies made fine
appearance on the street yesterday, marching
to the depot to take the train to Minneapolis,
where the State Seengerfest is being held.
The council committe on market house, with
a special COMMITTEES from the business union,
met last night to wrestle with the market
house plans. Their proceedings were private
but will be reported to the union tonight.
The commission appointed to appraise the
value of lands for public use under the appli-
cation of the Northern Pacific railroad COM
pany, met yesterday afternoon for the purpose
of examining lands to come under the proposed
condemnation. es, .jr4 4se .3l sT
John FRAZIER, otherwise known as Sheephead
John, was before Judge Flint, yesterday,
charged with utilizing stone quarry by maxi
Creedmoor targets of neighbor: The charge
was not substantiated and the prisoner was dis
charged. e.-. as
The complaint against F. O. Mailing, alias
Frank Hyde, charged with taking money from
dead mems clothes, was withdrawn by City
Physician Mattocks yesterday. The prisoner
promised to refund the money and pay costs,
whsreupon he was discharged.
A couple of pugilists named James Rockford
and Patrick Foley were up yesterday for hav-
ing INDUCED n an open street fight. The
evidence went to show that Folly was the ag-
gressor, who was committed for four days,
Rockford being acquitted and discharged.
A tramp named Thomas Ryan was up in the
municipal court yesterday morning, charged
with stealing several articles of wearing APP
parel from EAmert's brewery. 1t was clear
case of steal, and for the next two weeks the
prisoner will rusticate on the stone pile.
The commission appointed to condemn lands
for the Chicago, st. Paul Il Minneapolis rail-
road, met in Postmaster Days Office, yesterday
forenoon. A conversation took place concern.
ing the value of the lands to be condemned,
and the clerk was instructed to report the rela-
tive amounts at the next meeting.
All the petit Jurors in the district court
| were excused from further attendance dur
ing the term. excepting the panel. It is be-
lieved that after the jury, now out, get through
| the case, that the case of Morton d Wharton
| jury trials. There are i've court cases on the
calendar yet, which will be taken up on tho
| oath inst.
At 8 A. M. the jury in the case of John Ma
honey VS.. Donald Stevenson were still out. The
case has been on. trial for two days. Mahorey
| alleges that Stevenson had contract to fur
nish 250 tons of hay at Fort Keogh. He (Ma-
honey took a sub-contract to supply it at $40
per ton. After delivering 1S1 tons, Stevenson
declined to take any more and Mahoney sues
| for $40 per ton on the undelivered hay.
Under advices of the 10th inst, Collector
Bickel is informed that hereafter internal rev.
enue stamps can be forwarded to Taxpayers
| without cost of postage to them. Heretofore
all parties wishing revenue stamps had to for
| ward postage stamps sufficient for their trans
initial. The instruction is further given that
the revenue stamps can be forwarded by regis
tered letter without cost to the party ordering
asupply.
The case of A. NJ. Doherty, charged with sell
ing cigars at auction without having complied
with the provisions of the law governing
licenses, came up for hearing in the Municipal
court yesterday afternoon. The point raised
was, in effect, that no person having q license
to auction goods in one store could sell under
case was dismissed on the grounds that the
ordinance had not been violated, as the goods
were over 800 in value.
certificate of tho organization of the New
Ulm Sugar Manufacturing company was flee
in the Office of the secretary of state yesterday
The officers are FIR. Boock, president; A. West
phal, secretary; George Jacobs, treasurer, anc
VIM. ANNE and n. Hillman, with the gentle
, men named as officers, directors. The obiec
of the incorporation is for the purpose of car
rying on the business at New Ulm of refnin
syrup, sugar, vinegar, etc., and for the pu1
| chase and sale of such and other articles Incl
dental to the business. The capital stock
, @3, 900.
y State Statistician Jacobson is receiving re
turns of the acreage and agriculturs
products for 1878-79. Yesterday he receive
the return Of the town of Vineland, Polk cour
ty, the banner town of the State for 1877ls
: with over SO bushels of wheat to the acre. Thi
T. year the assessor reports l. 1855 acres in whes
last year, yielding 1926 bushels, OF fractio
more than 20 bushels per acre. It also appear
e from the same return that the acreage in whes
this year is 2,576 a. against l,42S]5 acres fs
8 1873, showing an increase over last year
q 1,1471a acres. s's+ a1o3 : !S4 .s1 9
d | A father was at police headquarters, ye4te
% day, in search of daughter. he gave b
q namo a. Taylor and stated he was from Bel
- Plaine. His daughter il only Is years old, an
y left home on Wednesday without cause. 81
y walked to Shakopee, and when followed
- that place all trace of her was lost. The faith
a presunes she may have come to this city, ar
= in the event of any one knowing of her Wher
abouts, the information viii be gratefully /
= = ceived at the police station. The girl Is d
ls scribed as bright and well grown for her AZ
and her name il Sarah.
About 10 o'clock last night Officer Braem
: escorted Miss Lizzie Williams to the lock-u
and induced Howard Bradley to come alon
These two were found at the conner Of Thi
l. and Robert streets indulginR in the pastiI
Oh of throwing long legged adjectives at one ,