Daily globe., 1879-09-27
CITY GLOBULEs,


terJay afternoon, who ordered the disturbing
elements from the house.
Deputy Sheriff Hans, of Chicago, passed
through st. Paul yesterday on his way home,
having conducted a crazy woman named I.ousia
Peterson to her friends in Minneapolis.
A change of venue to Hennepin county was
granted by Judge Wilkin, yesterday, in the
case of the State of Minnesota ex rel, Vs. the
Mississippi Boom company and Eastman &
Bovey. g :
An old time boozer named Simon Cunning
ham was before his honor again, yesterday,
charged with drunkenness and disorderly con-
quot. de was given a seven days stretch in
the county cooler.
Inc commissioner appointed in the case Of
the Hollingshead heirs against Whitaker and
others will arrive in St. Paul from Philadel-
Phla tomorrow, and the taking of testimony
Will commence next week.
An unfortunate named James A. Freer, resid
ing at Moose Lake, was before Judge o. German
yesterday, charged with insanity. He was ad
judged insane and removed to the hospital for
the insane at st. Peter last evening.
The case of Alpha Lasher VS.. Robert Patter-
son came before Judge Wilkin yesterday, on an
order to show cause why the temporary lnjunc-
ZION should not be discharged, the application
1or writ OF Injunction being denied.
Application for an attachment was filed by
Simon Hemachein in the district court yester-
day, to recover 10, 600 cigars from Sheriff King
valued at S1,OoO, and alleged to have been
wrongfully taken from the custody of the
owner.
William Simmons hired rig yesterday and
celebrated by going on tanglefoot toot. He
was coilared by Officer Mullins at the market
house last evening unable to manipulate the
ripoons. lie was lodged in the cooler until
this morning. ..
Ihe drawing of the clock for the benefit of
the Hebrew Relief society, took place on
Thursday evening, at the Standard Club
rooms rooms Number 21 was the lucky number, and
or the winning number.
Lieut.. NJ. L. CBrien, Second United States
cavalry, stationed at Fort Keogh, registered at
department headquarters Lieut.. O'Brien has
Deen recommended for the recruiting detail by
the colonel of his regiment, and is here to
await orders from the war department.. -
Tho contractor, Mr.. Farrell, having finished
the laundry building at the Reform school,
was paid for his work yesterday. The contract
caiied for an expenditure of $5, ,249, and Secre-
tary Mccormick discharged the obligation on
demand, after the structure was accepted,
Mr.. Sherman, the Chicago capitalist, who
has shown his faith in the future of st. Paul
by erecting one of the finest blocks in the citv.
corner OF sixth and Wabashaw streets. will,
next season, duplicate his present enterprise
on the corner of Ninth and Wabashaw streets, ::
The old and demoralized fence around the
capitol yard has been removed, to be replaced
by neat two pipe rail fence. The new fence
Will come flush up to the sidewalk, while the
olock Is to be graded down and terraced, thus
adding much to its apparent size and general
appearance.
Rev. D. r. Breed and Mrs. Emily Hunting
ton Miller will conduct the usual bible class at
the Y. M: y. A. rooms to-day ut 4:3O o'clock.
Large audiences attest the growing popularity
and usefulness of this service to bible students.
and IL seems probably that larger room will
soon become necessity.
A destructive fire took place at the Door farm
night before last. destroying about 81 900 worth
OF property. The fire originated near stack
OF oats, burning about 200 bushels of oats and
athreshlng machine and separator valued at
$9O. The county's loss will not exceed $1OO.
the balance of the property destroyed belong.
ing to private individuals.
John Rotler, a small boy, detected, YES
terday. in the act of stealing school book in
the book store next to Pottgeiser's saloon on
Wabashaw street. His vaulting ambition for
learning DER leaped itself, as it were, but TAX
ing into reckoning his ambition from the ma
lure OF the article stolen, he was released with
the charge "go sin no more" -... -
Persons driving on Jackson street about 80
o'clock yesterday afternoon, were thrown into
furore of excitement by the antics of a run-
away horse and buggy, which almost collided
WIN several carriages driven by ladies on that
jackson street levee and was caught at Fifth
street without doing any harm.
Constable Witcher, of Rose township. con-
tributed Bill Diamond to the guests entertain
ed at the city lookup last night. Bill Dia-
mond was the irruptive genius of a saloon row
ut his brother Bob's dance-house-a HALFWAY
dive between here and Minneapolis. During
the ruction Bill beat hostler in his brotber's
employ in a most unmerciful manner.
The Gen. M. T. Donahue, nominated for
secretary of State ON the Butler ticket in Mas
sachusetts, was one of the Boston party which
lately visited this State in behalf of the Ma
tional Catholic Colonization scheme. in which
Bishop Ireland is so largely interested. While
here Gen. Donahue made host of friends. who
even aside from politics wish him political
success.
Mr.. Mann, clerk of the United States cir
cult court, was engaged yesterday in taking
testimony in the case entitled Jared E. Belt Va.
Critrenden & Scribner. The SUIT involves the
patent right to sheet iron sheathing for eleva-
tors and such like structures. Mr.. Belt has
patent for this kind of sheathing, and the de-
PENDANTS are using similar kind, which he
claims Is an infringement upon his patent.
Thursday Mr.. Asa Baker, son of Judge D. J,
A. Baker, of Rose township, met with a pain
full accident. He was thrown from his horse
and had his collar bone broken. Medical at
tention was quickly summoned, and he was
made as comfortable as the circumstances al
lowed. No danger is apprehended from the
accident, though painful, and one which will
put MIR. Baker on the retired list for several
days. .. .... =
Deputy Sheriff Haas, of Chicago was in the
city yesterday. BE had been officially visiting
Minneapolis, the nature of his visit being to
return pauper of unsound mind to that mu-
nlclpality, who had been supported at public
expense by Cook county, Illinois. The patient
Is named Louise Peterson, and for several
years sne has been charge in Chicago. Lately
1t was learned that she had relatives in Mime.
apolis, and she was returned to them yester.
day.
Bernard Liverman, of Chaska, was arraigned
before United States Commissioner Cardozo
yesterday, on double charge of violating the
internal revenue law. He failed to cancel beer
stamps and also duplicated his beer on the
same stamp, as it were. Examination was
waived on both charges, and Liverman was
held to answer before the next grand Jury in
bonds of $500. MIR. P. Heck, of Chaska,
showed property responsibility to the amount
OO. and WAS a.r rfef7a
The announcement is made by the Young
Mems Christian association that the service
Of song' which proved SO popular last spring,