Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-12
CITY GLOBULES.


New houses are springing up in the Sixth
ward like st. Paul.
N. b. Low. grocer, doing business at Vino
ma, failed yesterday.
To-day's special term calendar cases will be
tried by Judge Simons.
Judge O'Brien dispensed rock pile Justice to
four Migrants, yesterday.
ST. Paul has got its second wind, and got it
bad. Stand from under.
The city and county Offices were as quiet yes
terday as the proverbial nunnery.
All the city hall offices. excepting police
headquarters, were closed yesterday.
The bible class, under the instruction of Rev.
u. R. Breed, meets as usual to-day at 1880
O. clock P. NJ, at the Y. NJ. G. A.
Actions in replevin were commenced in the
district court yesterday, by F. w. Harteman,
against James Eithaley and N. B. HARDWOOD.
A liberal use of paint, white is preferable, on
the outside Of numerous residence buildings,
would greatly add to the appearance of the
city.
An emigrant train of four coaches and four
teen of stock and miscellaneous plumber,
night.
1t is reported that 81. r. Tyson, doing bust
ness as a cooper on Spring street, Seven
Corners, mortgaged his goods to Messrs. Bass
& Patter tor more than they were worth and
then skipped out.
Nellie Angel, prepossessing blonde, with
tangled hair and dissipated look, was before
Judge O'Brien yesterday, after nights de-
bauch, charged with drunkenness. She was
bid to go and sin no more.
Poundmaster Mitchell has received orders to
look after all stray COWS again. The ordinance
against rowing heifers is to be strictly enforced
henceforth and the agony of Mrs. Connolly's
COW dates from this writing,
A letter from John Dodge, at the Hot
Springs received yesterday, brought the graft
| flying intelligence that his health very
much improved, and that he should leave for
St. Paul next week, making short stops at st.
Louis and Chicago.
Easter Monday is day that is generally OBJ
served by our German citizens. Our German
printers that work hard the whole year around,
are making great preparations for grand ball
at Armory Hall on that day. All are invited to
enjoy it with them. The hall is to be hand
somely decorated.
A petition was filed in the probate court yes
terday by the widow of the late Morris Lam
prey, ESD, asking for the appointment IF an
administrator. The real estate is estimated at
| 500, OOQ while the personal property OF de-
ceased is only rated at 100000. Order was made
for hearing May the 9Th.
The Eighteenth United States infantry, from
Atlanta, Georgia, will arrive here Monday en-
route to Fort Assinneboine the new post on Milk
river. The COM and will pass directly through
the city to Bismarck. Capt. G. II. Heintzel-
man, A. O. NJ, will accompany the troops to
Bismarck to provide them with transportation
to their destination.
! An old farmer, German, living near Lake
Como, wandered away from home Thursday
night in demented state of mind. Yesterday
morning he was found, by some passers by, in
half drowned condition, in slough down
near Pigs Eye. He was hauled out and left tt
himself. Soon thereafter he was found secreteo
in chicken-coop at neighboring farmer s
" When asked to get out he demonstrated, claim
ing the place as his home. Word was sent w
to the city, and Officer Nugent was sent dow1
to take charge of the man. He brought him t.
the city, and was just about to conduct the ole
, man to the city hospital, when his son, who hat
been searching for him for full twenty-fou
hours came up, claimed him and conveyed hi
father home.
lueTe $ uOIu1uR ike uaVlug WdICu1u1 C1ty Oul
Gals to help keep the tax levy down to thirteel
mills. An example of it happened in the mu
nicipal court yesterday. A case was on trial
in which Fayette Marsh, a Saltwater lawyer
y was engaged. In fit of Observation-Disclosures, o
t from caaelessness begotten of habit over il
f Saltwater, where prison contracts plenty
the gentleman picked up a long, splendid pen
: holder. He toyed with it awhile, and the
running his hand into his pocket pulled out
formidable jack knife. Bailif Dowlan wa
keeping strict watch all the time. The lawye
poised the knife to make an incision in tn
penholder, when he felt slight tug at his e.
bow. He turned, and Bailiff Dowlan, with
4 bow, presented him a soft clean piece of pin
= wood to white, and gently removed the per
holder from the lawyers grasp.
= Yesterday person by the name of Georg
Green, a barber by trade, was arrested on th
kind of a combined Misrepresentation: Marc
l. a satchel came by the American express froI
J. Sioux City to George Green; it was taken OF
on receipt, etc. March "a satchel came b
t, the American express from Sioux City
j. George Grace; it was taken out on receipt, et'
Yesterday letter was received from Sioux Cit
:; like to have the valise which had been sent
him from Sioux City, forwarded, etc. 1t W.
J. thought that George Green, the barber, migl
have gotten the Green and the Grace wallis
10 getting mixed as to his identity, as it were. f
was arrested, as stated, but the facts could NJ
j. be rolled up against him and he was released
swearing dire vengeance for confounding Il
), names of Green and Grace, and correspond
ingly mixing up two valises.
= Silver Wedding.