Daily globe., 1879-05-30
UITY GLOBULEs.

The dedication of Bethel mission was post
poned last night, owing to the inolement : :,
weather, until Sunday at o olock P. M.
A decision was rendered by Judge SimonA o
yesterday reversing Judgment in the case OF !
Mark Kaiser against julius Zahony and others. :
The case of Charles Peterman charged with {
stealing . number Nof window curtains and
lamp from G. 81. Smith, came before Judge
Flint yesterday morning and was continued
until to-day.
Col. Lee with his army of employees will
start for Fort Assinniboine next Wednesday.
The journey will be continued from Rismarck
in the steamer Dakota, which has been charter
cd for the purpose. 5ss
Mrs. Flagg an elderly lady, mother-in-law
of John G. Richardson, ticket agent at the Mil
waukee & st. Paul depot, died suddenly yes
terday morning. Her remains were taken to
Cincinnati last night.
The only observance of Decoration Day
probable in this city, is tho closing of the /
banks and government Offices. Tho first oc-
ours at noon, and the occupants of the second |
will have an all day holiday.
monthly meeting of the board Of directors
of the aims house and hospital was held yes
terday, seventeen orders for provisions being
issued, in addition to which the usual number
of monthly bills were audited.
When man accosts Charley Haines on the
| street nowadays he asks him the pertinent
question "Are you on a jury?" If negative
answer is returned its all right, but otherwise
Charley has little business with a gentleman
around the corner.
The county treasurer's Office is daily besieged
by multitude of willing taxpayers, who are
1 -. L. - 4l,as~
indebtedness to the county before Tomorrow,
after which all delinquents will be taxed with
an additional penalty. 3
The board of education was called to meet
in special session last night. But many are
called, while few get there was verified again.
In fact the few that did get there numbered up
one, Secretary McCardy. Long as he is, he
couldn't stretch out to quorum dimension,
so an adjournment followed.
The 156 recruits assigned to the Eighteenth
Infantry, at Fort Assiniboine, will leave next
| Monday for that post. At Bismarck they will
be transferred to the steamer Key West, on
Wednesday. Capt. Clifford. Seventh q. 8. Cav
airy, goes in command, with Lieuts. Hines and
Young and DR.. Orton as assistants.
: E. F. Elwell, of Brainerd, who was examined
), before United States Commissioner Cardozo
= Wednesday for selling liquor to Indians on the
! White Earth reservation. was arraigned before
+ Judge Nelson yesterday. He pleaded guilty
ia and was sentenced to imprisonment for on,
e day and the payment Of fine of s25.
Testimony was being taken before the mas
ter in chancery in the case of VIM. A. Bolkcon
against GOWN w. Wilson ct al, yesterday, Il
}. be submitted at the June term of the circui
. court. The suit is to foreclose $4,000 mort
gage on mill in Pope county. Messrs. G. x
te Davis and Ed Hollinshead appeared for plain
il tifs, and Otis Otis had the defendants inter
- est in charge
r. A party was at police head quarters yesterda
g. to get license to exhibit two-headed cal
It He had the article sure enough. The mon
c. strosity is four weeks old, apparently health
r and strong. The calf has two distinct head
10 to the forehead, two mouths, widening int
e one, two throats, three eyes, tho middle on
ss beast was calved in St. Croix county, near He1
9, sey, Wis, and belongs to W. Hodge,
,e ,ne Police headquarters was in.receipt of posta
Of from the !Northfeld authorities yesterda,
as stating that two mules had been stolen in tbs
n neighborhood Monday night. The party su
g. pected is named John Lemon, and he is d,
lg scribed as light complexioned, having ligt
9. hair, blue eyes, side whiskers, and in othe
d; respects shows up respectable like. He
Id thought to have driven the mules towards th
as city, and the request is made to keep
lis weather eye open for John and the mules.
=. ha Mr.. and Mrs. Lang, the subjects of the da
NJ tardly assault at Mounds View Wednesday a
tt, ternoon, an exclusive and full account ,
il. which appeared in yesterdays issue of II
ID, GLOBE, entered the municipal court yesterds
IN morning and swOre out separate warrants *
q the arrest of their. assailants, the Fabijanis
All brothers. The warrants were put in the hant
b. of Deputy Sheriff Harrison, who intende
e. visiting Mounds View last evening, and. shou
his the arrests take place, the hearing will con
of up this morning.
VI VI The commissioners appointed bya speci
m act of the legislature to lay out an avenue
M road one hundred feet wide to connect La1
Phalen and Lake Como avenues with the
Paul, White Bear and Bald Eagle road, we
er duly qualified tor their duties yesterday, Il
Z oath of Office being administered by Coun
Auditor Davis. The commission is compos,
IN, of Gen. Il. w. johnson, 81. J. Brainerd al
to Henry Brank, who will at once proceed to t
re- performance of their duty, and it is expect.
r.j that the proposed road win constitute, whe
m finished, one Of St. Paul's most attracti
car driveways.
ng. The matter OF the condemnation of ccrta
az property in Stinson's addition, for right
az ~. way for the Chicago, st. Paul & Minneapo
~ road, came up before Judge Brill yesterds
VIZ VIZ Service, as stated exclusively in the GLo1
~ ~ was reported to have been made upon all t
nSn ~ property owners, Mr.. R. B. Galusha appeari
res ne for them: Davis, OBrien & Wilso n represel
ON ON ed the railroad company, The matter "
appointment of commissioners to appraise
s;n benefits and issue damages. The court hear
aaa s.u encd to the petition aud appointed DR.. Da
:as es0 Albert Armstrong and VIM. Lindeke such col
.ns missioners. It was ordered that their fiji
n.y. meeting should take place at the coun
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