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

CITY GLoBULEs.
The sum of 1855. 90 was paid by @. aotzian
& 90. yesterday as duty on imported goods.
The State treasurer yesterday paid warrant
for the maintenance of the insane asylum that
amounted to siS,ss6.
Yesterday horse belonging to W. F. Pieper
died of the epizootic. This is the FIRST death
reported from hat malady.
Invitations are out for Ithe wedding Of Mr..
VIM. F. Pieper and Ida @. Osrtel to take place
on the Gath inst, at the residenoe of the brides
parents.
The Hennepin county apportionment. the
largest in the State was paid yesterday by
Safe Treasurer Kittelson. 1t amounted to
Sl1,0S5. so.
Mrs. Fsoey was arraigned at the municipal
court yesterday, charged with the larceny OF a
red heifer from James Farrell. The case was
continued until to-day,
The alarm of fire at 1880 O'Clock yesterday
morning was caused by the burning out of a
chimney at Capt Berkey's residence on Col
lege avenue. The damage was nominal.
Col. Allen and @. G.. Spalding. of Chicago.
had very exciting game of billiards last
night. We refrain from saying who came ont
ahead.
Suit was begnn in the district court, yester'
day, by W. D. Rogers against Mrs. McOlana-
than, formerly tie proprietor OF a boarding
bouse in Rogers block, TO enforce payment or
$500.
An important deed was fled in the register
of deeds office yesterday. representing the
transfer of portion of lots l2 and Is, block ~,
St Paul proper, situated on Third below Jack
son street. The property was sold by Jane
Pieronnet TO VIM. Dean and j. Ross Nichols
for consideration Of $4,000.
The secretary of state yesterday received
deeds from the GAINESVILLE q Moorhead Rail-
way company and from the st. Cloud Lake
Traverse Railway company, to the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway company,
giving the latter company control of the entire
Northwestern system of railways.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Nelson was en-
gagged in hearing the concluding arguments of
counsel on the motion to dissolve the iniuno-
ton in the case Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road company against the GAINESVILLE d Moor
head Railroad company. The arguments Were
heard and taken under adYisement.
Early yesterday morning two old thorough
plSUS DdIutQ mlh6 OOuCLey au0 dAihO &AOhhOUy
were found in Lully's barn in the rear of
jackson street. They crawled in and had just
pilIowed their weary heads on a bundle of meal
sacks when Officer Lynch doomed up and per-
suaded them to go with him to the lookup.
Yesterday they were before Judge McGrorty,
who sent them TO the bastile for fifteen days
each.
brace of Jolly Polanders named Stanislaus
Liska and Leopold Luther, were before Judge
McGrorty yesterday, charged with having GO
as-you-please matinee on Seventh street. They
passed the evening down town and on the way
home took in all the saloons from the bridge
to Wsbashaw street. On reaching the latter
street they pitched into each other and both
men were locked up by Officer Cook. They
paid $40 each, which almost broke them up.
case of only local interest came before the
supreme court yesterday. 1t bore the title of
the State of Minnesota ex rel. John W. Gun
ningham, vs.. the Board of Public Works of the
City of st. Paul. The suit involved the assess
ment of the board of public works for the inn
provement of Ashland avenue. An order was
entered that all the parties objecting to the
assessment should be made parties defendant,
and the writ Of certiorari asked for was issued.
EARLY yesterday morning intelligence was re-
Ieived at police headquarters to the effect that
soldier named Henry Carevau had de
longing to the other privates. Officer Cook
took the case in charge and Caravan was ar
rested at the shanty of 'BigfoOt Lize," on
Eagle street. He had valise containing a
few shirts and other articles of clothing.
Officer Cook escorted him to the fort yesterday
afternoon.
Day before yesterday Ben. Votel and Ed
ward Patton sat down in q Sixth ward ga
loon to social game of cards. The cards
didn't cut or deal right to suit the former and
he insinuated fraud, Words followed and be-
partner have in the face. He then kicked
him in the side and when through Patton was
badly used up community. Votel was be-
fore the court yesterday and the matinee cost
him three days sentence in the cooler.
Arrangements are On foot for grand COM
plimentary entertainment to be- given at the
Athenaum on Thursday night, the 18th inst
The entertainment will be given for the bene-
fit of the Minnesota Schiller and North Star
grove of the order of Druids. the Washington
and Hermann lodges of the Sons of Hermann
ard Humboldt lodge of the A. o q. W. A
grand concert will be given, participated in 10y
an imposing array of local talent and by Sci
bert's full orchestra of fourteen pieces. It
will be magnificent affair.
The twenty-second anniversary of the Turn
ers' society was celebrated at Turner hall, on
Exchange street, last evening, a large number
of the friends of the society being in attend
ance. The exercises consisted of an exhibition
of athletic skill and the muscular tests were
such as to call for numerous encores from the
audience. Following this, an address was de-
livered by Prof. B. W. Boenish, which was
heard with pleasure and applause. The enter
tainment concluded With a dance and the
verdict was, that all enjoyed a very delightful
evening.
The case of the State against Harvey Lewis
and Albert Brown, charged with the larceny of
wagon and other things from I. ". Webb,
came up for hearing in the police court yester-
day afternoon. The men were also charged
with the petty larceny of farm utensils, but
there was no evidence TO substantiate the
charge and the case dismissed. The State
case was on all afternoon. Hpumber of wit
nesses were present, and they brought with
them their sisters, cousins and their auuts, in
short, the whole gang. There was some tire.
mendious testimony offered in evidence, a con-
siderable portion of which looked fishy. The
case was partially tried ard continued until to
dsy.
If there is anything under the canopy of the