Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-20
CITY GLOBULES.

Messrs. Angus and Hill returned yesterday
from the East.
Mrs. Mary Drikwein was engaged by
Sheriff King yesterday as attendant on the in
sane patients.
The custom house collected the sum of s6S
yesterday from Perkins, Lyons d Co., as i'm
port duties on wine.
st. Paul is to have new wholesale notion
house. The party is q Mr.. Arthur, of Quincy,
H., who will open business the lst OF january.
decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday sustaining the objection of plaintiff to
taxation of costs in the case of VIM. Chandler
against G. A. DeGraff. The taxation is vaca-
ted and set aside.
William Gliding was before United States
commissioner Cardozo yesterday, charged with
retailing LIQUOR without the special license.
He waived examination and gave bail in the
sum of $500 for his appearance before the
next term of court.
DIR. Brisbine, the attending physician on
Mai. Benis amin Thompson, reports the condi-
ton of that gentleman as very considerably
improved. He conversed quite freely yester.
day and was much better. This will be cheer
ing news to his many friends in this city.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice from the pension bureau of the
allowance of claims presented by him as fol-
lows: One invalid, "a, 9S4. IL. The largest
ever made to q Minnesota claimant; another,
invalid. for 81, l06; ana one, increase of pen
sion, from IS 10 sl2 per month.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning young
man named Edward Morgan went into War
ner's auction store and cabbaged a pair of
boots Jailor Jessrsng happened along and
the culprit WIS taken into tow by Officer Rou-
leau. He was searched and his pockets were
down TO bsd rock, [ OF containing a sou markee.
In the afternoon he was before Judge o Brien
who sent him up for thirty days.
The hearing was resumed in the police court
before Judge McGrorty yesterday afternoon of
the State against Albert Brown and Harvey
Lewis, charged with the larceny of cow and
wagon from Z. W. Webb. A cloud of wit
nesses were sworn and it looked as if the adult
population of New Canada had emigrated to
ST. Paul. The ease occupied the afternoon
and some stalwart testimony was taken. The
stories were very conflicting and the defendants
were discharged.
About IL o clock last night hack containing
young lady and dapper looking fellow
drove up to the city hall and Jsilor Jessrapg
was informed IQab LQeY were IN b hurry TO get
married and wanted justice to tie the knot
instanter. They were advised to hunt up o
justice of the peace and were referred to Justice
Wood or Hsnft. The former was advised that
his services were wanted and he remained at
his Office until nearly midnight, but the matri-
monial candidates didn't show up. Whether
the young couple succeeded in their efforts to
get married is not known. They are both
French and came from the country last night.
Was it an elopementf
It is q fact that there are some things that
no feliah can find ont. and it is likewise true
that there are some other things that he can
hook onto. Yesterday afternoon there was one
os those awfully secret and silent affairs be-
fore Judge o Brien of the municipal court. In
order to keep it away from those darned news
paper fellows the hearing took place in room
over the justice court, q place but little fire.
quented. The esoteric reporter for the GLOBE
got onto the racket and hied him to where the
hearing was going on. His appearance was
the signal for general hush and all were as
secret as the grave. The repotorial nose es-
sayed to enter the arcsnum and the aforesaid
anatomy was given the grand bounce. meta
phorically. But the aforesaid got on just the
same. The facts are these: Last Wednesday
two boys named Leveraux and Ranney sneaked
into Hardenburg's leather store on Third street
and got away with Sl1 and few articles OF
leather binding. They were found to be bad
little boys, aud as their parents thought il
would do them good, they were sent to the re-
form school.