Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-17
CITY GLOBULEs.

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for 1879 is issued and ready for distribution.
The st. Vincent De Paul society of st.
Josephs parish have raiss,i $65 for the Irish re-
ief fund.
The contractor for the excavation for the
Northern Pacific headquarters building is max
ing good progress with his work.
| Railroad Commissioner Marshall went to
Mantorville yesterday to assist in paying the
last sad rites to the late Judge Samuel Lord.
Diamond 10. Reynold is building a new
steamer at Dubuque for his upper Mississippi
line which it is now expected will be finished
about April l.
i. A man named Kinney came to police head
quarters last night at o'clock and stated that
he had been 'hed up on First street north
and relieved of 50 in cash.
N. l. Shattock paid S2S2.2O yesterday to the
| collector of customs for fifteen head Of horses
he has imported from Canada. The stock is
to be taken to the vicinity of Fargo, d. I.
The Victoria Club of St. Paul will cels-
brate their second annual meeting at Mr.. Fred
erck Germane's Third street, Day tons Bluff,
on Thursday evening. February 49, at o'clock.
Gov. Pillsbury was not at his Office yesterday.
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| past from a severe cold. He was reported bet
| ter yesterday and will be at the office to-day.
| A warrant was issued yesterday by Clerk
OBrien, of the municipal court, for the arrest
of three boys named Mcdonald, Thull and
O'Donnell who stole bottle of whisky from
the saloon of John Kaifer at 295 Fort street.
| Theodore Sander, the new deputy State treas
urer, is rapidly getting the hang of his new
duties, but the safe is little too much for
him, the combination lock having slip to
it that he has not as yet been able to master
| with dispatch.
| At l o'clock last night Officers Zirkclbach and
| DeCorsey reported at the cooler with five vags.
picked up at the round house of the st. Paul &
| Duluth railroad. The no-account gentlemen
Will have an opportunity to explain before
Judge Flint this morning.
Officer Byrnes arrested man IN Reed & Dali
ly's saloon on Nicollet avenue for passing
| counterfeit money. On being searched at the
station several ''queer" coins were found in
his possession. He will have an examination
| before Judge Cooley this morning.
Adiutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
| ceived notice from the pension bureau Of the
settlement of the claim of the widow of Daniel
Scott of this city, member of the Second
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Mrs. Scott the comfortable sum of 81 ,070.
| Yesterday, United States Commissioner
Cardozo held George D. Scorf in 300 to
answer befor the next grand jury for selling
liquor without United States license. Scorf
has country drug store in Lyle and has done
too much dram business in his ordinary drachm
profession.
Engines No. and 8, under direction of Chief
Strong, were engaged yesterday morning in
filling the fire cistern at the corner of Earring
| ton and Selby avenues. About 800 barrels { f
water were put into it, the fire at the Carpen-
ter House short time ago having reduced it
| that much.
Yesterday morning Phillip Wagner was ar.
raigned before Judge Flint charge of
stealing harness and other goods to the value
of S62, from Jacob Manner. The prisoner
plead guilty and was remanded to Jail in de-
| fault of $500 bail to await the action of the
grand jury.
The court room at the municipal court was
crowded yesterday afternoon, with the usual
gang, it being understood that the case of
| Charles Harnish, charged with keeping house
of i'll fame, would come up. The case was,
however, postponed until March 1sr, owing to
| the sickness OIL Mrs. Harnish.
The sale of seats yesterday for the Maggie
Mitchell season was large, and indicative of the
fact that the houses will be large and fashion
able. The attractions will be "Fanchon" on
Thursday evening, Loire on Friday evening,
Little Barefoot at the Saturday matinee and
''The Pearl of Savoy" on Saturday evening.
| The bond of 800 given by James Ahern some
| two months ago to keep the peace for six
months was signed by Patrick ORegan and
John +. Mcintosh who became his sureties.
Yesterday his bondsmen appeared in court and
| asked to be released, which request was grant
ed, and new bond made out which was signed
by James Myler and P. H. Ahern.
The work of stone laying was resumed on the
two three story brick stores commenced late
last fall on Catholic block djoining Michaud's
| grocery store, corner Seventh and Wabashaw
street. When completed the store adjoining
Michaud's will be used by that firm for whole
sale department, and the other by Edwin
| Treasure for his boot and shoe store and manu-
factory
Last night at 10 o. clock q collision occurred
on Third street near Wabashaw, between
hack driven by John Anderson and horse and
buggy from Overpeck's stable driven by Peter
Feeley. One of the horses attached to the
hack was badly I'M ured by the shaft of the
buggy runningsin its neck, and one shaft of the
buggy was broken. Both drivers claim the
| other was at fault.
Yesterday, Mr.. W. D. Rogers got a verdict
for sl,203.l4 against the Star, the British
American, the Merchants and the Union insur-
ance companies. The grew out of the
damage done to tie Rogers building, next to
Music Hall block, by fire on February 5, 1879.
The insurance companies, as usual, took
technical grounds against paying, and suit be-
ing brought resulted in the above verdict.
warrant was issued yesterday morning at
the municipal court for the arrest of Isaac
Zumbro who is charged by Thomas Grove, of
| lis Robert street, with disorderly conduct. In
the afternoon Mrs. Grove appeared and also
swore out warrant for the arrest of Josephine
Heenan, who, she says, has threatened to kill
her. The cases will come up before Judge
Flint this morning.
The case of James Ahern and Oliver Mason,
charged with assault on Johi Schneider, was
continued yesterday morning at the municipal
court. Warren Hogley and Daniel Ahern, who
were in the saloon at the time Schneider claims
to have been assaulted, were examined, but
deny that be was assaulted. The city attorney
asked that the case be continued until this
morning in order that other witnesses might be
| called, and it was ordered.
| The trio of Youthful BURGLARS Herman Fritz