Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-05
CITY GLOBULES.


last evening was taken to McKiuney's livery
stable by the police.
s. T.. Spnks gave Chas. Escbler $40 bill in
a saloon 10 get changed. Eschler kcrt the
money, and paid $40 fine at the municipal
court yesterday for his trick.
An action was commenced in tho district
court, on yesterday, by Auerbach, Finch, Gull
bertson & Co. against Cherry & Leach, to re-
| cover an Indebtedness of LII.
A chimney fire at Henry scharffbillig's, No
81 West Seventh street. caused still alarm Of
fire last night to which the Hook Ladder and
engine No. l responded.
Gov. Pillsbury has appointed Rev. j. O..
Cadallin, of Red Wing, trustee of the hospitals
for the insane, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of the late Hon. G. +. Brown.
Judge VIM. Mitchell, of Winona, will preside
at The March term of court in Dodge county,
Judge Lords health not permitting him to sit.
| The court will sit the first Monday of the
month.
| The Northern Pacific railroad succeeded in
lifting the snow blockade on the Dakota divis-
ion yesterday passenger trains both from Bis
marck and Fargo going through with but little
| trouble.
Mr.. Z. A. Holdridge, secretary of the Young
Mems Christian association, received news of
the death of sister IN Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
and left for that city last evening. He will re.
turn in about ten days.
Some twenty two citizens of Dassel and Col
iingwood, Meeker county, have united in the
organization of the Dassel Elevator company,
the articles of incorporation of which were filed
with the secretary of State yesterday.
A ladies' pocket book, containing sum of
money and a quantity Of lace, was found by a
wood sawyer, yesterday afternoon, on Waha-
shaw street. The owner can recover it by call
ing at the office of the American Express COM
pany.
If the finder of the pearl-handled knife lost
at the fremont house during the inquest yes
| terday will return the same to this office he
will receive a chrome and the hearty thanks of
the GLOBE reporter, who values the same as a
souvenir.
The Ramsey County Veteran association have
meeting at the old court house Saturday
evening next at 7:30. All eX-Union soldiers of
| other States, as well as Minnesota, are cordially
invited to attend the meeting and unite with
| the association.
Ferdinand Robeck, young boy living at the
corner of Tenth and Fort Streets accidentally
shot in the arm another boy named Jansen,
son of Henry Jansen, No. IS st. Peter street.
Robeck was playing with revolver. The
wound is painful but not dangerous.
| While crossing Tenth street near Cedar,
about o'clock yesterday afternoon a lad, nam
ed Gabiel, was knocked down and run over by
cutter, which passed over both legs. The
| mi uries were not serious, and the lad was at
tended by DR.. Gauthrie.
| horse attached to buggy belonging to the
House of the Good Sheppard ran away yester-
day, and colliding with a sleigh az l47 West
Third street, the driver was thrown ten feet
into the air. He landed on his shoulders, and
was not seriously injured.
man, named Peter Minosky, was
found ON the Hastings road, about three miles
from this city, with ibis feet frozen. lie was
brought in by q farmer, named Daily, and
taken to the city hospital. The attending
physician gays bis feet are Eot frozen but badly
frosted.
| The first annual ball given under the aus
pices of the police department will take place
at Pfeifer's hall this evening. Elaborate ar
rangements have been made for the event, and
should nothing transpire to prevent it will be
one of the most thoroughly enjoyable occasions
of the season.
James Pinney, employed ir the machine
shops of the st. Paul Il Sioux City railroad
at Sbakopee, had his hip dislocated by being
caught in the machinery Tuesday night. Dr.
Murphy was telegraphed to, who proceeded to
that place and dressed the injury. The patient
is rapidly recovering and no serious results are
| anticipated.
MIR. Frank Brien, clerk in the Register of
Deeds office, met with n serious accident Tues
day night, at his residence, No. " Carroll
street. He went to closet with a lamp, and,
while looking for some article, exploded can
of powder his brother had placed there. He
received a severe shock, and was badly burned
about the face and head, but received proper
care and is doing we'll.
The Murray company played to small au-
dience last evening, the bill being composed of
physician Extraordinary" and Bobby
Crimes" in both of which Mr.. Murray as
sumed leading roles. Both plays passed off
to the satisfaction of all present. The company
will return on Friday and Saturday, when they
will present Alex. Dumas great drama of 1.-THE
| Three Guardsmen."
Yesterday Afternoon A. and W. j. Gerbig
were arraisned before United States Commits
s:oner Cardozo. The parties are charged with
selling liquor at retail, and malt liquors at
Wholesale in the town of Lyle, Mower county,
without paying the necessary tax. They were
held in the sum of $500 each to appear at the
June term Of the district court at Winona.
George Benz became their bondsman, and they
were released from custody.
The simple announcement of the production
of the new drama Dorothy" written express-
| ly for the Misses Banning. by those ladies this
evening Will be sufficient to crowd the Opera
House BY an audience composed of our best
citizens The sale of seats has already been
large, and to accommodate the public the box
office will be kept open all day. There is a
lively interest in the production of the play
among the many admirers of the young ladies.
MI. B. Vosburg, of Kalamazoo, Mich, was
at the Merchants yesterday on his way to the
Northern Pacific country in search of sheep
farm. Mr.. Vosburg visited this State and
Dakota last fall, and is now bound for closer
inspection of the Jim River country, which he
believes is we'll adapted to sheep raising. If
his expectations shall be realized MIR. Vosburg
will return early in the spring and establish a
| farm with one thousand head of fine wool
sheep as commencement.
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