Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-09
CITY GLoBULEs.

The, county treasurer yesterday redeemed
$4,000 Of, the old county bonds of the issue Of
1859.
State Treasurer Kittleson yesterday bought
$4,000 of Missouri bonds for the permanent
school fund.
\ pocket edition of steamboat in Uncle
Sans service on the upper rivers. called the
Bessie, is at the levee.
Another half inch was added to the depth of
the water in the river yesterday, giving six
feet nine and half inches.
After arguments of counsel in the probate
court yesterday. the bond of W. d. Rogers was
reduced from $4,000 to 5000.
Gov. Pillsbury has appointed Mr. A. G..
Sackett, st. Peter. trustee of the Insane asy-
lum, vice Knight, recently deceased.
The case of the city against Frank Lloyd,
charged with resisting Officer Calvin, has been
continued to the 10Th inst. by stipulation of
counsel.
Peter Francis has commenced suit for
divorce from his wife Mary. 1t is alleged that
the latter has been guilty of conduct not be-
coming to mother.
The annual meeting of the shareholders of
the st. Paul Literary association will be held
at their rooms in Ipgersoll's block on Tuesday
evening the 11th inst.
Charlie Oleson, who keeps boarding house
on Rosabel street, desires to inform the public
that Nils Ackerson, who was arrested for steal
ing, did not board at his Oleson's house.
An important change of time goes i1to effect
tomorrow on the North Wisconsin road.
Trains will hereafter leave at 1O:15 A. H., in
stead of 1885 P. NJ, and arrive at P. M. in
stead of 80 P. NJ.
VIM. Mcdonald the man arrested for at
tempting to pass counterfeis half dollar in
the Park saloon, corner of Fort and Forbes
streets, was discharged yesterday by United
States Commissioner Cardozo.
A little girl named Hay living near the Post
side track, was badly bitten by dog belong
ing to Betterick, saloonist in that neighbor-
hood. Several children were playing with the
dog and teasing him, when he jumped and bit
the child in the face, lacerating her badly.
Wm. Henry Smith and Jennie Onge, of Men
dota, were quietly married by Justice Wood
night before last, and from the anxiety ex-
pressed by the groom concerning the dreaded
mamma it Is thought that the match was
nleSSdlidDce.
About 10 o'clock last night a driver for one
of Barnholzer's beer wagons left his team stand
ing in front of Grote's Tivoli, Bridge square.
While in the saloon sneak thief collared a
package from the wagon containing q suit of
old clothing. Up to late hour the perpetrator
had not been discovered.
A veteran named William Barnes kindled his
brain with bug juice night before last and was
hauled to the lookup in Timber state of ine-
briatiOn. Yesterday morning he was before
Judge Flint and promised to leave for Mime
apolis If given the choice. He was told to col
lar his grip sack and get.
Judge Wilkin issued un order yesterday, va
eating the appeal bond In the case of Albert
Brown against e. P. Webb. The case came up
on an order to show cause why former ap-
proval of the bond should not be vacated, on
the ground that it was obtained through fraud.
The court vacated the bond.
Joseph Cranston resides in the Sixth ward.
Heclaims to be peaceable man. and bankers
for more Of that barren ideality among his
neighbors. The disturbing element is one
Thomas Sanahan, whom, he states, has given
him the grand bonnce. Cranston didn't rel
Sanahan's arrest.
The official announcement of the dissolution
of the commission firm of Morton, Doran g.
Co., appears elsewhere. Mr. Doran continues
in the business, Messrs. Morton and Wharton
retiring from the firm. Mr.. Doran ia sound
business man, and will no doubt continue the
large and successful business with entire salts
faction to the trade.
The first excursion of the season will take
place to-day, being the inaugural excursion to
Lake Elmo, under the auspices of the Great
Union band, and trains will leave the Siblev
street depot at 10 A. N. and 2 P. NJ, and return
ing will leave the lake at $50 P. M Extensive
arrangements have been made, and should the
weather prove favorable an enjoyable trip is
expected.
Frederick Fleming, of st. Paul. an invalid
and INDECENT private in Company ''E," Fifth
Minnesota volunteers. has been admitted to
the National Soldiers Home at Milwaukee
through the exertions of Adjutant General Van
Cleve, and will leave for that point in few
days. Mr.. Fleming is in very poor health,
well worthy the bounty afforded by the govern
ment through the Home.
The Diamond 10 steamer. Josie, was in and
out yesterday, arriving at IL M. and departing
about Z P. III. The Josie brought in a good
freight trip and also took out fair one. in
cluding consignment of -four for New Or
leans. The Josie is commanded by that old
timer, Capt. John B. Davis, with Charley Ma
son and Billy Hight as clerks, foster of Off
GERS that will make the Josie popular.
Thomas Schneider was arraigned at the police
court yesterday morning charged with the
larceny of billiard table covers and quantity
of bottled goods from Caldwelrs restaurant.
Ferdinand Manke was arraigned in the same
case for receiving the stolen property. Both
cases were continued to the 1Ith inst. the OBJ
ject being to bring them before the grand Jury.
They were committed In default of 5000 bail.
Mrs. Green and Mrs. Morgan reside on Sixth
street, near the pop factory. The latter is EN-.
ployed in a laundry, and while absent from
home Mrs. Green takes charge of her baby.
Yesterday they had settlement, and Mrs.
Green put in bill for dollars worth of ex-
ira milk. The account wasn't approved by the
mother of the child, and after red-hot wrsnele
they rushed over to police headquarters for re-
lief. Officer Palmer was sent over az pesce
maker, and he adjusted the difficulty.
An accident happened at the residence of
Joseph Mason on Seventh, near Cedar street,
Friday afternoon, which was not attended with
fatality only from seeming miracle. little
girl of his, about 5 years old, got MP on a chair
to throw something out of window. In so
doing she leaned forward too far. lost her
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