Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-06
CITY GLOBULES.

won sOmeDOuy III ieaS1 Ln'ine lne ioui i"coe
of the city hall clock agree?
The next social of Damascus Commandery,
at the Merchants, will be on the l4th.
The next regular meeting of the Historical
society will be on Monday evening of next
week.
The Astronomical section of the Historical
society will have its next meeting on the even
ing of the 18th inst.
Houston county is the first to show that its
farmers are diversifying by reporting reduo-
ed average in wheat.
Seibert's orchestra has been engaged by the
tival on the I'D inst.
The meeting of the board of health called
for yesterday afternoon was postponed until
this afternoon at o'clock.
The anniversary festival in honor of the
three holy kings will be celebrated in all the
Catholic churches of this city to-day.
Ten of the drive we'll suits were called and
not tried in the United States court yesterday.
Is the anti ellroyalty association alive?
Mary J. France, the keeper of a noted
mason de joi, paid her monthly fine of $3.50
at the police court yesterday and was dis
charged.
warrant has been issued for the arrest of
man named Christopher Vaudlac, charged
with committing an assault on lad named
johnson.
An order was filed by Judge Wilkin on yes
terday, denying new trial in the case of A.
NJ Gellatly VS.. The Minnesota Odd Fellows
benefit society.
That Jog in the sidewalk at the Summer
Garden building, Wabashaw street, may cost
the city something if left it is. Mr.. Thomas
Bowers had a severe fall there, Saturday night.
The committee on streets of tine common
council held meeting yesterday afternoon and
transacted grist of routine business which
will be presented to the council this afternoon.
Elizabeth Dietz swore out q warrant on yes
terday for the arrest of man named John
Sauer on the charge of employing threatening
language and caressing her son with a broom
stick.
Rice county is not one of the five counties of
this State which lead in the cultivation of
sugar cane nor is Brown county. But these
two counties are leading in the making of
syrup.
A hackman named Alfred Pleiss was az
raigned at the police court yesterday, charged
with disorderly conduct at the Jackson street
depot. The hearing was continued until the
8th inst
John Bell, driver of hook and ladder No. l.,
who was suspended on Saturday for disorderly
conduct and intoxication, was conditionally re-
instated to his position yesterday by Mayor
Dawson.
1,nr cd violin Uplu M
reports, were received at the Secretary of
States office, yesterday, and will be distribut-
ed at once to the officials entitled to receive
the same.
The patent royalty, which some dentists ab-
hor, was up in the United States court for a
moment, yesterday, while the suits by the
Goodyear Vulcanite company were being called
and continued.
An honest reporter for the GLOBE picked up
yesterday somewhere pair of gloves re-
sembling his own, but not his. If the owner
will call at the GLOBE counting room the gloves
will be returned to him.
st. Paul Encampment No. Is, L. o. o.. f., is
sending out invitations to its second annual
ball, to be given at Music Hall, Friday evening,
the 30th inst. Seibert's full orchestra has been
engaged for the occasion.
The almost forgotten Lick murder case was
called to mind in the United States court
yesterday when the suit of the children of the
murdered woman against their stepfather, for
division of the property, was called.
The delays of the law, it may be said with
out disrespect to the presiding judge, because
he is not the cause of delay, are fairly illus
trated by the numerous continuances of cases
pending in the United States circuit court.
Hon. J. S. Irgens, secretary of state, will
give party to a number of his friends on
Thursday evening of this week in the hall of
the House of Representatives. The entertain
ment promises to be one of the most enjoyable
of the season.
The policemen and reporters affirm that Sun
day night was beautifully clear and very pleas
ant. The average citizen can only say, with
regretful thought of the vanished fancy that
Minnesota winters are uniform in temperature,
that it rained at z A M. yesterday.
The suit involving the title to lands where
the st. Paul & Pacific and Northern Pacific
grants cross and overlap each other, was yester-
day continued by consent. The lands, how
ever, are in market, and being sold under q
guarantee of title from both parties.
Judge Wilkin rendered decision on yester-
day, denying the motion for a new trial in the
case of Michael Fleming against the st. Paul
& Duluth railroad company. The action was
for damages and the plaintiff was nOn-suited.
The case will 20 to the supreme court.
A Minneapolis morning paper announces that
the Minneeota Editorial Association will meet
in St. Paul ON Wednesday. The meeting is to
be held on Jan. 28th. The Minneapolis con-
Germ is within three weeks of being correct,
which is about as near as they usually get.
At midnight last night Jessrang sat medita-
tive by the coal stove and bcamed with good
nature as he thought of the two lone dodgers
who had come in out of the wet to enjoy his
hospitality. Had it been a cold night there
would have been score of them seeking shell
ter.
'Dlarst this Hamerican climate said he,
last evening, about 9 o'clock, brushing the
condensed moisture from his hat face and
coat trimmings, Hi came hall the way from
Hold Hengland to find ha dry hatmosphere,
and ere am dcenched in January ere hin
Minnesota. Blarst hitl'
An action for $1,000 damages was COM
menced by Louisa Breest against August
Wesenberg in the district court on yesterday
on the alleged grounds of Islander and defama-
tion of character. 1t is alleged that the de-
PENDANT has repeatedly impeached plaintiff
character by the heinous charge of perjury the