Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-18
CITY GLOBULEs.
RGeneral term cases will be heard by Judge
Brill, to-day.

&General term cases will be heard by Judge
Brill, to-day.
There are over 100 dog licenses at police
headquarters awaiting the owners call. The
dogs may be tagged, etc., but the papers are
lacking to show for it.
Hugh Gallagher was SO bea silly drunk yes
tsrday that it took two policemen to hold
hip up in the municipal court. He was
committed to the cooler for two weeks.
The members of st. Paul Grove No. Z, u.
A. 0. D., will give basket pic mic at Lake
Elmo, on Thursday next, the Oath inst. All
friends of the order are respectfully invited.
Bohemian child about 5 years of age
fell over the bluff on the Short line near the
foot of Sherman street, yesterday morning.
1t was seriously and probably fatally injured.
John Marty was before Judge Flint yes
terday for killing the fatted calf at his resi-
dence, and thereby violating the ordinance
against slaughtering veal in the city. He
paid So for the luxury.
Everybody has or is getting Signal Ser
vice Chemical barometer and thermometer
combined. And everybody is looking to see
"fern leaves" in Earometric tube, as indica-
tive of coming weather, storm.
Louis Thiele, of Renville county, was be-
fore United States Commissioner Cardoza
Yesterday, charged with selling liquor with
out the special license. The facts we're
against him, and he was held to answer be-
fore the October grand jury in the sum of
5000.
The Alex. Mitchell, of the Keokuk North
ern Packet company, came in at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, fairly black with passen-
gers and fair freight. The Mitchell will
leave for St. Louis at IL M. today with big
freight trip and fair number of cabin pas
sengers.
Sargent Walsh returned from West st.
Paul last midnight with full hand. A
suspicious looking character was collared
prowling around in the Sixth ward, and
when half way across the bridge the party
was reinforced by drunken individual who
was probably sleeping on the roadway of
the bridge. Both parties were lodged in
the station.
Capt. j. 81. Reaney, of the Keokuk Packet
company, always up to the times, has put a
telephone, with microphone attachment, in
his levee Office. and hereafter any person de-
string q pass to any given point can save
walking down to the Office to make applica-
ton in person. But the telephone is a
mighty uncertain instrument, especially
when it is used to ask favor.
Messrs. II. II. Strickland, general agent,
and w. P. Webster, of Haverly's United
Mastodon Minstrels, registered at the Mer-
chants yesterday morning. AS result the
"big forty were extensively advertised by
Autographs in the show windows of the city
last evening. Jack Haverly evidently be-
ieves in advertising, or he had ought to re-
move Strickland at once.
New wine in old bottles is biblically pro-
nounced fraud; the United States revenue
laws have paraphrased it so as to declare
that new cigars in old boxes shall constitute
fraud. VIM. Peterman, of New Ulm, was
up before United States Commissioner Car
doza yesterday for revenue, not bible
violation of the injunction. He was held to
answer before the October grand jury in the
sum of 5000.
Articles of incorporation of the Warren
Town Site company for the selling of real es
tate, laying out roads, building mills, ware
houses, ETC., with headquarters at Warren,
Marshall county, were filed in the secreretary
of states office yesterday. The amount of cap
ital stock is $50, 900, and the incorporators are
James P. Nelson, Ethan Allen, James G.
McCrea, George II. McCrea, Loren Fletcher,
Alexander johnson, the latter of Chicago.
A petition was fled in the probate court
yesterday by the widow of the late Girart
Hewitt, praying for letter of administration.
After naming the heirs, Walter Hewitt, aged
nineteen, and James Byrd Hewitt, aged
seventeen years, the petition briefly adverts
to the property of deceased which is esti-
mated as follows: Personal property, $1,000;
real estate, $4,000; unpaid debts, 1926 1000.
The hearing of petition was set for the
eleventh day of next month.