Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-27
CITY GLOBULEs.

dead at the corner of Jackson and Tenth streets
yesterday.
Chief Weber is absent in Hutchinson, having
been called thither by the sickness of his
brother-in-l law.
The county Jail is undergoing long needed
renovation. Workmen were engaged yesterday
in plastering the ceilings.
The scattered remnants of old Baptist hill
are disappearing at rapid rate, while the flats
below are growing with equal rapidity.
The four Rohemians who were arrested for
fighting for the possession of drift wood, as
noted in Sundays GLOBE, were fined $5 each,
yesterday.
WardelI and Baxter, the fellows who grab
bed the watch belonging to Savage, the Still
water barber, On Sunday, were held in $500
bonds to answer for larceny.
To-day the Judges of elections meet at each
polling place, and the opportunity will be Civ
en- any one not registered to do so. To-day
will be the last chance before election day.
The work of removing the shanties from the
Bohemian settlement is progressing rapidly
and what has long been an eve sore to that part
of the city will be improved by Mr.. Kirby Bar
mum.
The Great Union band will accompany tho
Knights Templars, of Saltwater, to the grand
triennial reunion at Chicago, to take place in
that city from the 18th to the goth of next
August.
Capt. Davis has fitted up the new State ar
senal building, upper Wabashaw street, in
neat, attractive and convenient manner. So
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an excellent war footing.
year ago this afternoon the first open air
concert of the season was given at Rice Park
by the Great Union band, and winter still
Iingers-but the last man that ventilated the
remainder of the sentence was sent up for three
months.
Adjutant General Van Cleve received notice
yesterday of the allowance of two pension
aslaims, one, fathers, commencing April 2,
1868, at 8 per month, $l,695.47, and the other
a widows, commencing from March II, 1879,
also at $6 per month, $l63.47.
The sale of damaged dry goods, effected yes
terday by Auerbach, Finch, Culbertson & Go.
to the enterprising dry goods firm, Esterley &
Heinemann, is, without doubt, the largest
single sale ever made in st. Paul, the total
amount of sale being sixty-fve thousand dol
lars.
decision was rendered by Judge Wilkin,
yesterday, granting the motion to vacate
supplemental order, requiring defendant,
Beecher, to appear before referee and an
swer concerning his property in the case of
Thomas J. Barney against Charles Hill and
Samuel Beecher.
The statement that Prof. Cohn used English
at the outset in explaining his method of in
struction in the languages was erroneous. The
professor uses nothing but the German Ian
guage and the readiness with which he is un-
derstood by those not familiar with the Ian
guage shows the superiority of his system.
The little daughter Of Mr.. N. Rebholz of
the Sixth ward, while playing with crowd of
Juvenile friends at "teeter,'' about 80 o'clock
last evening, fell from the plank used and sus-
tanned serious injuries, it being reported that
one of her arms was broken by the fall.
Prompt medical atteDdanc, was given the lit
tie sufferer.
William Tanning, John Sullivan and John
Ryan have been on the turf long enough to es-
tabl;sh record for getting away with fluid
chain lightning. Sunday they became budged
on benzine whisky and yesterday they con-
fronted Nemesis at the police couit. Judge
Flint gave them three days each on the rock
pile.
It was reported yesterday that Mr.. William
Dowlan, the courteous and efficient bailif of
the municipal court, had taken run up the
the country, and that he would return with a
partner. The chances are that MIR. DOwlan was
absent yesterday on business of another nature,
as he is not in the habit of treating his friends
that way.
The residence of E. Fl. Stevens, No. 10 Ex-
change street, had narrow escape from de-
struction by fire yesterday about 10 A. M. The
woodwork of the ceiling took fire from de-
fective f1ue but the timely discovery and ju-
dicious application of few pals of water rem
dered it unnecessary to call out the fire de.
partment.
The report of the managers of the Magdalen
society, which appeared in Sunday mornings
issue, omitted to designate places where dona-
tions were to be sent. Donations of money
may be left with Mr.. E. NJ. Van Duzee at
the First National Bank. Other donations. as
of food clothing or furniture, at the Home, No.
IL Nash street.
Last Saturday man named III. A. Hill was
committed for two weeks on the charge of dis
orderly conduct, which consisted in hourishing
a loaded revolver. Since his incarceration he
has manifested symptoms of insanity, and yes
terday be set his bed on fire in the county Jail.
The fire was nipped in time to prevent damage,
and his case will be investigated.
John Scott imbibed freely of worm fence
whisky night before last, and yesterday morn
ing he appeared in the police court clothed in
the ashes and sackcloth of sincere penitence.
He had been crazy drunk and stated to his
honor that it was his first transgression, and
that he had never been arrested in his life.
The court administered rebuke and let him
off during pOod behavior.
Articles of incorporation of the Chaska
Hook and Ladder company were filed with the
Secretary of State yesterday. The incorpora-
tors are twenty-seven In number, with the fol-
lowing officers: Peter Hits, foreman; julius
Kroll first assistant foreman; John Rens, sec
ond assistant foreman; Frederick Burkhardt,
third assistant foreman; Peter Weego, secre-
tary; Joseph Ess, treasurer; Chris Eder,
steward.
An action was commenced in the district
court, yesterday, by William Dawson, J. 81.
Allen, F. Keogh and Louisa A. Nc
the late Phillip F. McQuillan and
Walsh and Robert 81. Ryland. The suit is
brought for partition of certain property on
block No. 16, Robert d Randalls ad-
dition, and in block No. z, in
Hoyts addition to st. Paul.
decision was rendered by Judge Simons
yesterday denying defendants motion for the
appointment of receiver in the case of