Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-28
CITY GLOBULES.

at 4P. a., In the Y. M. 4. A. rooms Ii. ..
CLARK, Esq, will have charge of the singing
The ice men have got the surface of their
field of operations above the bridge pretty we'll
cleared of snow, preparatory TO raising next
seasons crop.
The signal station at Breckenridge, MINI. p,
will be removed to Fargo, d. T., on Dec. LIST,
1880. by order of the acting chief signal officer
OF the army.
The divorce case of Eichorn Eichorn came
before Judge Brill yesterday on the application
of Mrs. Eichorn for alimony. The motion was
taken under advisement.
The friends of Prof. PREM will regret to
learn that for purely personal reasons he
las rendered his resignation as director of the
MRnnerchoir singing society.
Champion lodge No. Is, f. OF P, will visit
Saltwater next Tuesday, the 3Oth inst, to as
sist the lodge of that city IN comforting Third
ranks on some twenty new members.
John O'Donnell, of the old dart, was
up yesterday for tackling the deadly bug juice.
BE acknowledged the weakness, received FIVE
davs' sentence, and took his medicine like a
saan.s
The ST. Paul branch Of the Irish land league
will hold O meeting tomorrow evening at 7:S0
r. NJ, at Plus TX. ball which will be addressed
By Dillon o Brien, James j. Egan and NJ.
0'Connor.
The sum of S136.20 was paid into the custom
house yesterday, as duties on valuable i'm
portation OF musical instruments imported
from Germany by Maj. Bobleter OF the New
Um Isfie,1.
Joe Leighton's four mules, which we're lost
r. 49,
the GLOBE a couple OF days ago, were found
yesterday morning out near Lake Como and
were returned to their owner.
The case of Julia T. Greenleaf against z.
Il. Eagan, on trial for an accounting was
resumed before Judge Simons yesterday fore.
noon. Mrs. Greenleaf occu pied the stand all
morning and at noon the court adj ourned I'M
til tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
The clock, chair and looking glass stolen
from the cabin of the Mary Barnes were recovered
Yesterday, by Officer Clouse. The clock and
chair were recovered from second hand store,
corner of Seventh and Rosabel streets. and the
mirror was found at Rosenbaum's on Seventh
street.
The hay business was what commercial re-
porters would probably call dull. weak and
nominal" yesterday. There were q large num-
Der of loads on the market, but sales We're
GLOW, and mainly made private terms,
which were rather below prices as quoted yes.
terday.
Rev. DR.. Sonnenschein, of st. Louis, dis
tinguished Rabbi, a most eloquent orator, will
deliver lecture in the English language at
Mount Zion temple, corner Minnesota and
Tenth street, this afternoon at ESQ P. NJ. A
cordial invitation is extended to the general
public.
bankrupt peanut prince named Simon Pas
ehalli, with the air of brigand and the lazy
appearance characteristic Of the lazzaroni was
before hiz7orer yesterday. charged with being
a vagrant He pleaded guilty, stated that he
had no wealth and asked to be sent to the bas-
tile. He was accommodated with thirty days
stretch.
Maple wood ia selling on the streets for 81 a
cord. This high price is due to the scarcity
caused by the early setting in of cold weather
before dealers and shippers of wood were fully
prepared to keep up with the unexpected de.
mand. The dealers seem to think that, with q
few days more of mild weather, such as has
been experienced the last few days, they will
be fully able to provide for all orders here
after.
a gentleman was seen last night at the
Windsor with very bloody hand. done up in a
cloth, hunting doctor to dress his wonud. Be-
ing q aestioned as to the way the thing hap
pened, he said there nothing the matter
with it. Probably he was asleep when the &C.
cident occurred; or when he got hurt in fight
or it my be that he was in state of somno-
Isncy when talking with the reporter, but he
didn't look like it.
About o'clock, yesterday afternoon, two
men named Peter Hankel and Nick Kline en-
gsged in q quarrel in barn owned by John
tod in tba Of at,rh ctro
During the fracas Kline seized an iron bar and
dealt his opponent crack on the skuli, over
the left ear, making an ugly scalp wound.
Kline was arrested by Officer Olouse, and Han
KEEL was taken to DR.. Abbott, who dressed the
wound, after which he was locked up 70 appear
witness.
An action was commenced in the district
coart yesterday by William Dawson against H.
A. Munger. A. Lyon, T. g. and G. 8. Smales,
managers of the bank of Faribault. The COM
plant is alarmingly voluminous and covers
several reams of legal cap, embodyiug almost
fifty distinct sectins The action is brought
TO recover an unpaid certificate, and judgment
is asked against each of the defendants for
SO, $50 with interest.
Mr. E. 7. Sumwalt who returned yesterday
from trip through the Wisconsin lumber
yards, from which he draws the supplies for
his business, reports that the stocks at all
mills and yards are very much broken, owing
TO the heavy fall trade. The early setting in
of winter has given lumbermen chance,
which they are improving to the utmost, of 60
ing into the woods q good deal sooner than
usual. Should there be good snow through
the usual winter they expect to bank more
than ever before.
6tees Brothers, Thursday evening, on an
order Transmitted by Telegraph to Peabody
Bros. & Co.. forwarded to Detroit, Becker
county, burial casket for Mrs. L. H. Browne.
Mr.. Browne Is prominent lawyer of New Or
Ieens, who has for nine years spent his sum-
- raers on Detroit and Pelican lakes, and has
lately bought land and erected cottage near
Detroit 1t is presumed he has been detained
there this season later than usual by the sick
ness of Mrs. Browne. He will arrive here to-
day in charge Of bis wifes body, en- route to New
Orleans.
Sergeant West. of Minneapolis, visited st.
Paul. yesterday, and identified the young man
committed on Friday for forgery as an old
time crook and penitentiary bird. His name
is Johu Schim mel alias John Beck, and he has
served term for similar offense. Before his
arrest in this city he did brisk business with
his pen in Minneapolis, having forged Several
checks in that city during the current month.
He signalized his advent In st Paul by stealing
a looking glass and forging check, and, on
his way to this city, he cabbaged an overcoat
belonging to a baggagemau On the Short Lime