Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-18
CITY GLOBULES.

low will pass to-day.
Stewart & Chaplin have begun suit against
Leopold Isaacs to enforce payment OF an al
legged indebtedness of $24S.
The through train last evening from st. Vim
cent on the St Paul & Manitoba road, brought
in large number of passengers.
An action was commenced in the district
court yesterday by l.. Emmett, against Aiiis
NAVAL to collect an alleged debt of S627
st. Patriok's day in the morning was observ-
ed at the police court, yesterday, by the pres
ence of one vasrant and three mild drunks.
Messrs. Knight & Lawrence worked all of
Friday night to finish the plans for the new
Jail at Alexander, which are now completed.
Transcript of judgment was filed in the dis
trict court yesterday for 1915, in the case of
Sidney Shepard ct al. against J. II. Briedert.
Atelesram was received by Mrs. H. F. Merrill,
Yesterday, from Utica, N. Y, announcing the
death of Mr.. A. ]. Lothrop, that lady's father.
An emigrant train of ffty-six cars, passen-
gers and freight, will reach St. Paul this morn
ing over the Chicago. st. Paul Minneapolis
road.
Trains going north and west on the st. Paul
4 Manitoba and Northern Pacific railroads now
20 out crowded, and the rush has just COM
menced.
Mayor Dawson yesterday reinstated Police
Officers John E. Newell and George DeCoisey,
who were suspended recently, charged with
dereliction of duty at tho Davidson block hre.
The sheriff of Dodge county passed through
st. Paul yesterday en- route for saltwater, hav-
ing in charge young man named James
Hughes, sentenced to a years imprisonment
for seduction.
The surpliced choir of the Free Church of
the Good Shepherd is to go to Red Wing Eas-
ter Monday to participate in services ut Christ
Church in that city, when the fine new organ of
Christ Church is to be lrst used.
A seedy individual, named James Powers,
was before Judge Flint. yesterday, charged
with having no regular place Mt which to take
ais hash. In addition to this he had neither
lucre nor employment. He promised to leave
sown if discharged, and was told to skip.
The Society Norden, of Minneapolis, give a
dramatic entertainment at Pfeifer's Hall to-
morrow evening. The visit of this society to
st. Paul is made at the urgent request OF a
large number of Scandinavians in the city,
and large attendance and an enjoyable en-
tertainment IS anticipated
Conrad Walthers drank freely of the ardent
night before last and became insensibly lntox-
icated. Yesterday morning he doomed up at
the police court with swelled head ard
burning sense of regret. He promised to visit
his unce at Minneapolis if released, and was
permitted to call on his relative.
Notice of amendment of the articles of in
corporation of the Rock County Farming COM
pany, limiting the highest amount Of indebt-
edness of the association to $2OO.O0U, was hled
with the secretary of state yesterday. Capt.
Russell Blakeley is the president, and E. b.
Warner secretary of the association.
An impecunious topper named Joseph Burns
was at the police court yesterday morning
charged with imbibing quantam surfeit OF
benzine tanglefoot. His worldly wealth con-
sisted of 81 and an ancient dudetn.
he promised to abstain if released, and was
permitted to go on payment of costs.
A dizzy butcher named James Heime was
arraigned at Judge Fint's tribunal yesterday
for drunkenness. During the session he in
sisted on rising to explain that he was going in
business, and if released would start meat
dispensary of his own. The court ordered him
to leave the city, which he proceeded to do with
alajcrity, saying that as soon as he amassed
wealth enough he would return and carry out
his scheme.
A. mahogany coiored individual named Gee.
Sawyer, employed at the Metropolitan hotel as
waiter, had an animated discussion with
Nellie Smith, young girl employed IN the
kitchen of the hotel, last night. The war of
words ended by Sawyer pushing the girl down
a fight of stairs. Sawyer skipped as soon as
mp was found to be in an unconscious condi-
ton, and physician being summoned pro-
nounced her injuries, which consist of deep
cut in the side of the head, to be of serious
nature. Sawyer will be arrested this morning.
Last evening at 9 o'clock a youth named
Hickey, employed in the st. Paul & Manitoba
yard as brakeman, and boon companion,
entered the saloon of William O'Connor, near
the Duluth freight depot, and demanded
drinks. OCOnnOr refused to give them, as
they were already drunk, and as they became
boisterous endeavored to put them out. In
the melee that ensued Hickey stabbed young
man who was in the saloon in the nose with a
pocket knife, and after being elected the twain
rocked the place. smashing several of the front
windows. police officer was sent for, but be-
fore he arrived the roughs had made their es-
cape.
State Superintendent Burt returned home
yesterday from inaugurating Teachers In
stitute Mt Marshall, Lyon county, Monday last
The institute opened with an enrolment of
sixty two teachers-a surprising attendance
for the frontier locality, and we'll illustrating
the earnest interest felt in educational matters
while Prof. Burt's lecture in the evening
called out an attendance of interested listeners,
filling the editice to it's full capacity. As an
other evidence of the interest felt in education
al matters in that section, Prof. Burt says the
citizens of Tracy, the point of junction of the
branches of the Winona & st. Peter railroad.
leading west and southwest into Dakota, have
just voted 81 900 bonds for fine school build
ing to be built the present summer. Prof.
Burt will leave this morning for Monticello,
Wright county, to hold an institute.
Mr.. Soren Listoe, register of the Fergus
Falls land office, was in the city yesterday ar
ranging for the shipment to Fergus Falls of the
Hambletonian stallion VIM. Penn, purchased
by Mr.. Listoe from Col. King. VIM. Penn is a
royalty bred animal, eight years old, standing
sixteen hands, of fine carriage and action, and
should be eagerly sought after as sire by the
intelligent farmers of the country in the vi
cinity of Fergus Falls. The GLOBE is glad to
welcome Mr.. Listoe to the ranks of the enter
prising few in Minnesota who are deyoting
time, money and intelligence to the breeding
interests of the State. The value of such
horses as VIM. Penn, Hamdallah, Alexander,
Western Chief and others we might mention,
to the material interests of the State, cannot