Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-27
CITY GLOBULES.

The fire department committee holds a ses-
sion to-day at 1880 P. NJ. at the city hall.
Engine No. l, which is undergoing repairs,
will be ready for service ON Thursday.
Adolph Miller, recently adjudged insane, was
taken to st. Peter yesterday by Tailor Wagner.
Warrants were issued yesterday for the arres
of five saloon keepers who have failed to pay
their license.
John Peis was arrested by Officer De Corsey
last night for assaulting man at the corner of
Fourth and Jackson street.
A hard looking female known to the police
as a street walker was arrested by Officer De
Corsey last night at IL o clock.
@Articles of incorporation of the Osseo Turn
Verein society of Osseo Hennepin county,
were filed with the secretary of state yesterday.
MIR. George Mitsch was appointed guardian
over Henry Schaub, in the probate court yes
terday, and gave bond in the sum of $4,000.
Sheriff King will visit Saltwater to-day, hav-
ing in charge batch of prisoners sentenced by
Judge Brill yesterday to hard labor in the PEN
itentiary.
At meeting of the Minnesota Masonic Re-
lief association held last evening, Mr.. j. G.
Terry was reelected as secretary for the en-
suing year.
The next ball of the series under the aus
pices of Damascus Commandery will be given
at the Merchants hotel ON the evening of the
30th proximo.
The dramatic division of the German society
are arranging to produce 1.-THE Serious Fam
ily'' in German, which will be brought out at
the Athenaum.
Messrs. Pratt & Robinson, of Faribault, are
about to commence the erection of a fifty thou
sand bushel grain elevator at Pennington to
fill the place of the one destroyed at the recent
fire.
X. G. Judson, secretary of the State Agricul-
tural society, informs us that he has secured
reduced rates on all railroads for delegates at
tending the annual meeting in this city, on
the 9th proximo.
meeting of the literary society Of the First
NJ. Z. church lyceum was held last evening,
at which an able paper was read on the subject
of electricity, which was also discussed in a
scientific and mastery manner.
couple of plugs, attached to a sprinkling
wagon, got on the rampage yesterday afternoon,
near the post office, and started to run up
Fifth street. They were collared at the Wind
sor, and no material damage was done.
The nuptials''of MIR. F. A. Cariveau, of this
city, and Miss st. Jean, of Montreal, were Gel
ebrated in the latter named city, a few days
ago. The bridegroom and bride are expected
home by friends in few days.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Phythias
held their annual session to-day at the rooms
of Champion lodge No. Is, at No. East
Third street. Tonight the knights celebrate
with grand ball at Pfeifer's hall.
The members of the Arion Singing society
where they will assist at concert to be given
by the Concordia Singing society of that city,
followed by ball in the evening.
The decree of divorce in the case of Electra
r. Smith, from her husband Edward G.. Smith,
as granted by Judge Wilkin few days since,
and exclusively published in the GLOBE, was
formally filed in the Office of the district court,
yesterday.
A notice of amendment of the articles of in
corporation of the st. Cloud Water Power COM
pany was filed IN the Office of the secretary of
state yesterday. Under the amended articles
the highest amount of Indebtedness for which
the incorporation can be held liable is fifty
tuUuSduu oOliulSs
Not unmindful of frequent kindnesses, JUS
tice tempered with mercy, from Judge Flint,
Margaret Bradley, ''the woman in black" re-
membered him yesterday, by sending him a
New Years memento in the shape of card, in
scribed with "a long life of happiness and
prosperity
The ill matched couple, Elias Jackson and
Annie Morris, who were found occupying the
same apartment at Barbara Reynolds Sunday
morning, were brought before Judge Flint yes
terday morning. After hearing the testimony,
the court sentenced them to pay a fine of SIS
each or be committed to Jail for thirty days
Not having the necessary cash to pay they went
up.
horse and buggy, belonging to George
Cobb, of Al Laurel avenue, was left standing
near the corner of Dayton and Pennington
avenues, last evening. The horse, not being
hitched, became frightened, ran away, and
brought up against tree on Virginia avenue
with such force as to break the buggy. The
rig was taken to a barn at 10 Virginia avenue,
where it awaits the owner.
To-day, in the district court, will be tried
the case of J. @. Ward, against the St. Paul
Dispatch company, the action being to recover
a balance alleged to be due the plaintiff for
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porter of the daily Dispatch during the years
1877, 1878 and 1879. J. B. Brisbin, Esq, is
retained by the plaintiff, and G. d. O'Brien
for the defense.
The young man, William Rooney, who on
Saturday night took two young girls, and, after
drugging them with liquor, took improper lib
critics with them, was arraigned before Judge
Flint yesterday morning. The william plead
guilty to the charge of disorderly conduct and
was given the full benefit of the law, receiving
ninety days in Jail. The two girls were each
committed to the House of Good Shepherd for
thirty days.
The telegraph tells elsewhere in to-day's
GLOBE that Secretary of War Ramsey has adj
dressed a communication to the United States
Senate asking for an additional appropriation
of 100000 to finish military headquarters
buildings at Fort Smelling. The matter was
referred to the military committee, and with
proper representations of the necessity of such
an expenditure, the committee will doubtless
report in favor of the allowance.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, the Indian tighter,
left for Fort Keogh last night. The general
has been absent from his station for a month,
part of the time in attendance upon the trial
of the scout, Burger, at Fargo, and the rest has
been devoted to an extended tour through the