Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-21
CITY GLoBuLEs.
The Capital Bank viii open October esh. st
% East Third street.

The Capital Bank viii open October esh. st
% East Third street.
Mrs. A. o. Bailey caught at White Bear,
Wednesday, and unassisted, landed In her
boat piokerel which weighed, dressed, thir-
seen pounds.
Adjutsnt General Van Clevs yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of an invalid
pension of 81 per month, the arrearages
amounting to $7S7.60.
chronic lusher named Dennis Ryder was
before hizzoner yesterday charged with taking
aboard too much of the old stuff. he was
sent to the quay for thirty days.
granger named Walker, from Pennington,
went into Demands hall on Seventh street last
night and got bilked out of 81. so on the snide
card racket. He squealed loud, but the sharks
could not be found.
gentleman from LIE Mars, yesterday, states
that the threshers average of wheat on the
Greer farm near LIE Mars is twenty, five
buahels per acre; but the average of the county
will not exceed eleven bushels per acre.
Damascus Commandery will be received on
their arrival this morning at the depot by the
''stay at homes" headed by a platoon of
police, and will be escorted to their asy lum.
headquarters IN uniform st S A. NJ.
The st. Paul lyceum and dramatic club have
taken up their quarters at their new hall on
Seventh street, and arc rehearsing the play. "Ten
Nights In Bar ROOM" which will be pro-
duoed at an early date. The club is now IN
fourishing condition, owing largely to the I'M
firing exertons o.. theire efficient stage manager,
hr. Frank Battery.
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saw at the St. Paul & Manitoba railroad shops
yesterday morning, mechanic named Peter
Etenson had his left hand caught in the ma
ehinery and horribly mangled. he was re-
moved to his residence where three fingers and
the thumb were amputated. He is man of
nne physique and will no doubt rapidly recov
or.
An application was made in the district
SQUIRT, yesterday, by George Reid and wife, for
the adoption of an infant named Lilly Bell
Bacon, the same being accompanied bya petit
ton signed by the father of the child, who de-
Oared his willingness to make the transfer, the
mother being dead. The application was
brought before Judge Brill, who signed the de-
erie providing for the child's adoption.
The lOungers in Rice park were amused yes
terdsy afternoon by the antics Of highly
hudged. individual who invited them to witness
free exhibition of drowning. be stated his
intention OF committing suicide by jumping
from the st Paul bridge. Unfortunately
good item WAS spoiled by the Intervention of
Officer Mitchell, who with the assistance of the
learned blacksmith nnd politician, James Dill
lon, ysnked him to the cooler.
At the Atheneum, last night. a general re-
h,a sal took placed of the masssd chorus, COM
posed of the Mannerchor, LiedeIkTanZ and
German Singing societies, who will participate
In the forthcoming Schutzenfest. There was
also in attendance the mixed chorus OF the
Lederkcsuz and Mannerchor societies, making
q talented and magnificent ensemble. Ar
Hangements are fast progressing for the affair,
and it promises to be the most intere sting ex-
hibition of the season.
The case of Van 81. Higgins against Harvey
P. Dale in which an attachment was issued to
secure debt of 1887, came before Judge
Simons yesterday on a motion to show cause
why the bond should not be vacated and new
sureties substituted. Mr.. G. D. O'Brien ap-
peered for plaintiff and argued that the parties
were not responsible sureties and that there
was danger of losing the debt if they were not
removed. The case was continued until to-
day.
The application Of the county of Ramsey on
the writ of certioreri in the appeal Of W. Il.
Esees, came up in the supreme court yesterday
forenoon. After hearing counsel and consider
ing that matters presented in the petition
could be brought up for adjudication upon the
appeal from the Judgment, the court ordered
that the writ be quashed. 1t thus appears that
tho county will have another opportunity of
oontesting the validity of the judgment recov-
cred by Stees against Ramsey county. Mr.
Egan appeared for the county and Bigelow.
Rlandreau 4 Clark for Mr. Stees.
man who splendidly illustrated the Oar
winian theory of evolution, named Ole Knud-
son was at the police court yesterday charged
with sleeping in box car and committing an
assault on the young son of Officer OKeefe.
The lad stated that defendant had attacked
him yesterday morning while he was proceed
ing to the train with bundle of papers. The
testimony of defendant tended to show that it
was a case of mistaken identity and prisoner
was discharged. He had 800 on his
person and left for Fishers Landing.
The application for q peremptory writ of
mandamus by j. s. Prince and Horatio Holton,
against the Minneapolis Mill company, to com
pei the latter to build slides and sluice ways
for the passage of logs through the sluice way
recently constructed by the government at St.
Anthony Falls, came on for hearing In the
supreme court yesterday forenoon. 1t appear
cd from statements of counsel, that the mill
company had arranged for the passage of logs
10 as not to impair tho government works, and
that the works for doing were almost COM
pleted. The hearing on the event was post.
poned until the next general term of the court
MIR. Shaw represented the mill company, and
Messrs. Smith d Egan appeared for the plain
&1s.
And now a number of ladies in upper town
are mad. Some six weeks ago. young and
rather prepossessing looking man called at their
residences and represented that he was dem
tfst. who had lately arrived In the city and was
anxious to build up practice. To that end
he had adopted the plan of calling upon the
citizens in person to solicit orders. He would
do work at less than half price on condition
that his patrons paid half in advance. He
examined their teeth, gave his advice and
stated his price, which was SO liberal, that
number of the ladies acceeded to his terms, and
paid him sums varying from S5 to $40. He
attracted their teeth and promised to call
around with the false ones as soon as their
gums were healed. The ladies are still waiting,
but the festive youth cannot be found, He is
doubtless extracting teeth In some other city
and playing the same game. This is another
instance Of mans inhumanity to woman.