Daily globe., 1880-02-13
CITY GLOBULES.

council will hold meeting this evening al
7:30 o'clock.
TIE United States circuit court will convene
to-day at 10 A. NJ. and will take up the case OF
Boyd VS.. Boyd. There was no session yester
| day.
| The case of Bridget Ryder, charged by heI
mother with stealing money and clothes from
the maternal mansion, will come up this morn
ing before Judge Flint.
| Col. II. Medberg, one of the countless army
of internal revenue agents, is in tho city in
spectins Collector Biokers office. Col. Med
| berg has the States of Wisconsin, Minnesota
and Iowa under his supervision.
Halls Pathfinder and Shippers Guide for
February has come to hand. 1t is equal to the
| preceding numbers That is equivalent to
saying it is full of merit. 1t contains great
deal of useful information, and we ind 1t
valuable book of reference for daily use.
Eleven subp9nas were issued from the
municipal court yesterday for the witnesses
for the prosecution in the case of the State vs..
Patrick Daily and Michael Egan, charged with
killing John w. Voorhees,. The examination
will be held before Judge Flint Saturday.
quartette of drunks, consisting of three
males and one female, were brought beforeJudge
Flint yesterday morning. Margaret Bradley
was sent 10 Jail for ninety days, VIM. Simpson
went up for three days and Charles LeClalr and
John Foley were discharged on payment of IS
each.
The wedding bells rang merrlly, at 3 P. NJ on
Wednesday, the occasion being tho marriage
of Mr.. W. f. Moritz, of the firm of Wolter-
storff & Moritz to Miss Minnie Saunderman.
pba boy,r 10 Off ON ha train for
six weeks wedding trip. and will visit the
principal cities, East and South.
Michael md Peter Shank, two of gang of
boys who have been a terror to residents of
Rice street, will be arraigued before Judge
Flint this morning on the charge of stealing
pair of ovcrshoes from John StOnge. They
will probably be sent to the reform school, as
their parents have 20 control of them.
warrant was sworn out yesterday by John
Schneider for the arrest of james Ahern and
Oliver Mason alias Sullivan, on a charge of
assault. Schneider is the party who on Mon
night claimed to have been assaulted and rob
bed at Ahern's saloon by the proprietor and bar
tender. The case will be heard this morning.
Articles of Incorporation of the 'Society of
Mercy of the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Minnesota" were filed with the Sec
retary of state to-day. The object Of the soci-
ETY. is to maintain the orphan asylum in Vasa,
Goodhue county, and Rev. Eric Norclius, the
well known pastor of Vasa leads in the orga-
Dization.
The committee on ways and means and the
sinking fund commissioners, who have been
examining City Treasurer REM vouchers, re-
ceipts, disbursements ETC., finished their an
nual inspection yesterday. They have been
engaged for four days on the work, and will
make out their report ready for publication,
tomorrow.
DressInakers, nilliners and the public gencr-
ally, are cautioned against a man giving his
name as ''Ames," who is obtaining subscrip-
tions for Butterick's pattern books, at 81 each
(more or less), representing himself to be the
agent of Powers Bros. He is swindler.
Powers Bros. do not employ canvassers nor
agents to solicit for any pattern books.
A visit of inspection was made by Messrs.
Dawson, Cochran and Knapheide, of the bridge
commission, yesterday afternoon. The chair
man Of the board reports that from present in
dcations the test will not be completed before
next Wednesday. The manner in which the
test is being made is necessarily slow, each
span being tested with the adjoining one and
then separately.
Cal society will hold it's regular monthly meet
ing at their rooms in the Capitol this evening
at 7:30 o'clock. The chief matter for the even
ing will be the reading of paper by Prof. E.
j. Thompson, of the State unworthy. on the
great meteorite that fell in Iowa on the 10th
of May last. The professor will bring por-
ton of the meteorite with him, and friends Of
the society interested in such matters are in
vited to come to this meeting and see and hear
for themselves.
A few days ago John Baetger, of Winona
was arragned before United States Commits
sioner Berry, of that place, on the charge of
selling liquor without special UEited States
tax In default of $500 bail he was commit
ted to Ramsey county Jail. H arrived here
yesterday, the charge of Deputy United States
Marshal Brackctt. and being taken before Uni
ted States Commissioner Cardozo, succeeded in
getting George Benz to become his surety, and
was relieved from custody. In other words
there's more kindliness OF spirit in sanity ST.
Paul than Winona.
The Parnell committee on arrangements will
meet at tho old court house this .evening at
7 80 o'clock. The following are the members
of the committee: G. nj. MacCarthy, NJ. J.
OConnor, Dillon O'Brien, Timothy Reardon,
p. McMahus, Michael Roche, John Bell. John
J. Kennedy, David Burke, Patrick Hogan,
lanes King, VIM. Reese, NJ. Breen. William J.
Harrington, d. O. Halloran, John Kerwin, Pat
Kennedy III. r. Prendergast, James j. Bren-
nan, Ii. h. Athey, P. E. Murphy, Charles 1.
Mac Carthy, James Kennedy and William r.
O'Keefe-
They "Panted" Too Much.