Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-05
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Chaplain G. W. Dunbar passed through st.
Paul Yesterday en- route for Ft. Yates.
An action was begun in the district court
Yesterday by Mr.. Shadbolt against O. d. Mar
tin & Co. to enforce payment of note for
sl,052.
The demireps were at the police court yes
terday and assessed their monthly fines,
amounting to 1851, after which they we're dis
charged.
The teachers of the public schools of this
city will meet at the assembly room of the
high school tomorrow Saturday morning at
10 o'clock.
The Lumber Line has far mere business than
its motive power can handle. The movement
of lumber from this part of the country is
something immense.
Montana is great Territory. The Northern
Pacific track-layers will GROSS the line from
Dakota into Montana within few days, but
will then be nearly 400 miles from the capital
of the Territory.
A man with the illustrious patronymic OF
Daniel O'Connoll was before Judge OBrien
Yesterday charged with frescoing the mug OF
man named ROCKFORD. The hearing was con-
tinued to the Sth inst.
Daniel @. Shepard has commenced an action
in the district court against Wm. e. Marshall
and Alexander Ramsey to collect promissory
note for Sc 800 which has been outstanding
since Deco mber 3lst, 1917.
A surveying party is at work north OF the
Northern Pacific railroad. running lines for the
pronosed extension of the eek enridge branch
G ituh
to Fort Totten or DEVILS Lake..
hoodlum with aaring blue jacket was
yanked to the cooler by Officer Mitchell yes
terdav afternoon blind drunk. He narrowly
missed going through window at the coiner
of Fifth and Minnesota streets.
At the meeting of the Chicago lumber deal
ers. noticed in another part of the GLOBE, an
attempt was made by one firm to get tho asso-
citation to withdraw their travelling men from
the road, but the move was promptly squelch-
ed.
A pleasant wedding was solemnized at Vino.
ma last Tuesday, being the marriage OF Mr.. L.
+. Gallagher of this city to Miss Rosa Gal
Iagher. of Wiuona. TIE nuptlals were tied by
the Rev. B. ]. Gallagher, brother of the
groom.
Hermann Opel, who caned young Brennan
to death at Duluth last July, was brought
to the Ramsey county Jail yesterday for safe
keeping Since the killing he has been oon-
fined at Minneapolis, but that burg is getting
too small to hold 'em.
The first regular meeting of the new Column
bia Building and Loan society will be held on
Saturday evening at Schumann hall, West st.
Paul. Parties that have subscribed for stock
should be on hand, as there are apphcatlons
E. nel,o thorl q
Adam Stahlman, the veteran caterer at 81
Wabashaw street, having disposed of bis bus
iness, will be found hereafter with his son.
Geo. 81. Stahlnan. cigar manufacturer and
general dealer in tobacco, etc. 81 Wabashaw
street, where he will be glad to see his many
friends.
Rice park fronting on Fifth street was bril-
Iisntly Illuminated last night by one of Prof.
Saroni's newly invented lamps, the bright,
clear radiance of which threw the reflection
from the gas lamp into the shade. The light
is disseminated from cluster of three burners
and the invention is entirely new.
The district court was engaged yesterday in
hearing the case of the State against b.
Starkey, charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses. The charge is based on a
technical violation of the charter regulating
At nightfGll the case was still on trial.
Yesterday morning young man named j..
r. Hanson drove his rig over the sidewalk on
Third street in order to view the landscape
from the edge of the bluff. Officer Newall put
him under arrest for violating the sidewalk
ordinance. He was arraigned at the municipal
court, and the act cost him five dollars.
The board of education held an adjourned
meeting last night. The usual monthly bills
were passed and Conrad Loeffelholz appointed
DR.. Richeson, elected to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of E. Rice, Jr took the
oath of offica and was appointed member of
the committee on property and finance.
Yesterday was big day for the military
boys. They came down from the fort to see
how the election had gone, having their pock-
cts lined with heir niggardly stipends. They
were the most disguised and demOralized crowd
ever seen, and nearly every mothers son OF EN-
got drunk Last night city hall To- ked like a
military barracks, SO thick were the blue coats.
John Wilson was arraigned at the police
court yesterday charged with cabbaging ten
spoons from the residence of A. j. Powers on
st. Peter street. Tuesday afternoon he walked
into the kitchen while drunk and collared the
spoons. He tried to pawn them at Lytle's and
was arrested by Detective Bressett. de mad
nothing particular to say and was sent up for
ninety days.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon, on
Fourth street, Officer O'Keefe observed cou-
pie of young sharps who had in tow a drunken
old man. They were steering him to a retired
spot with the evident intention of holding him
up for his money. The officer took the old
party and the young scamps skedaddled. The
old man gave thr name of John ONeil and he
was lodged in the cooler to SOBER IN.
The German society and Seibert's orchestra
will iraugurate next Sunday evening the first
of series of popular entertainments which
will be given at the Atheneum every Sunday
during the season. 1t Is designed to furnish a
first class vocal and instrumental concert for
the people, at a very moderate price of admis-
sion The programme announced for next
Sunday is exceptionally fine, and should attract
9 large audience.
In August, 1877, tie district court ordered
Judgment in favor of Ramsey county against
certain property IN West st. Paul. A short
time since air. Ansel Oppenheim wanted to
have the judgment set aside and The case came
up last Saturday. Yesterday Judge Brill Or
6ered the judgment set aside on the ground
that the district court had no jurisdiction in
the matter. The property is as follows: Lots
S, and 10, block g.; lot 4, block 8; lot 2, block
4; lots l, 2, g. 4, and 5, block Is; lots /, 2, 3,
and < block 10. and lot block 23 Razille