Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-09
tC1rY GLoBULEs.
The council committee on streets will meet
at 7:S0 o'clock this evening.

terday and were discharged in view of the
supreme court decision; how long is this farce
going to last.
meeting of the special board of public
works was held yesterday afternoon, an account
of which is given in another column of this is
sue of the GLoRE.
The collector of customs received $50 yester-
day from engineer licenses, and the sum of
$7S.SS for duties on wines and liquors from
Pfeifer Heck & Files.
An appeal was filed in the district court yes
terday by Fl. l.. Dousman from a Judgment for
$50 of The probate court, against the estate of
the late George Culver.
David Long was arraigned at the police court
yesterday charged With ornamenting the bugle
of colored gentleman named VIM. Jones'
The amusement cost him three dollars.
DR.. Lawton applied to the clerk of the po-
lice court yesterday for the release of a man
named Gibson, committed a few days since for
vagrancy. He was released on condition that
he be put to work.
The jury in the case of T. Il. Huddleston
against the Northern Pacific railroad company,
on trial in the United States circuit court, re-
turned a verdict yesterday morning for $455 IN
favor of the plaintiff.
young fellow named August Bonn visited
the police court, yesterday, and swore out
warrant for the arrest of one Charles Fight
niger on the charge of assault and battery. The
hearing will take place to-day.
NJ. G. F. Solberg has been appointed special
agent to collect the manufacturing statistics
of the census bureau. This work will embrace
st. Paul and Saltwater, and will have to be
completed at the expiration of DO days.
The Plymouth Church Sunday school and
friends had an excursion down the river yes
terday by the steamer Aunt Betsey and barge.
The excursion embraced a picnic in hand
some grove, and was in all respects pleasant
success.
A trio of Iusty leafers named Vim. Cady,
Joseph Kearney and R. Callahan were at the
police court yesterday charged with vagrancy..
They are constitutionally opposed to work and
in view of this they we're awarded two weeks
each on the rock pile.
A decision was rendered by Judge Simons
yesterday, in the case of Nichols, Shepard y
Co. VS.. CHARLES and Mary Gordon. The &C.
certain lands in Stearna comfy, and the deci-
sion is in favor of the plaintiff.
A man named Jack Flimerty was before his
honor yesterday, charged with vagrancy. The
testimony showed that it was q case CT mistak-
en- identity, as the defendant is hard working
man and was accidentally locked out of his
boarding house. He was discharged.
The grading on the Morris & Browns Valley
branch of the st. P. & NJ. railway is nearly
finished. Good progress is being made on the
Breckenridge Il Casselton branch; and the
grading on the Grand Forks & Casselton branch
is finished to within nine miles of Goose river.
TWAS reported at city hall last night that a
man named John Bu-ch, sixty-fve years of
age, had left his boarding house in the Fourth
ward, Saturday night, since when nothing has
been learned of his whereabouts. His frierds
are afraid he has been the Tictim of foul play.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday in the case of r. II. Keef against Il. q.
James in which suit was brought to recover for
rent. The court holds that plaintiff is not en-
titled to recover further rent, and that de-
PENDANT is entitled to Judgment for the costs
and disbursements of the action.
The steamer Bachelor was due at Bismarck
from the Yellowstone yesterday, to leave lon
her return trip this evening. Boats of the
Coulson line will leave Bismarck for Fort Ben
ton tomorrow evening and next Saturday
evening, and boat of the Benton line will
leave Bismarck for Fort Benton on the even
ing of the 18th.
The ladies of the Jackson street NJ. E.ohurch
will have picnic excursion to the Dallas of
the st. Croix Tuesday next, to which they will
invite the public. Fill your lunch baskets and
go along, or buy dinner on the boat. Tickets
for the re und trip $3.50, children under twelve
half price. The train will start from the foot
of jackson street at S A. NJ.
A letter was received by Postmaster Day
yesterday, from Miss Heppie Watkin, of
Windsor Terrace, Flatbush, Long lsland. The
latter inquiries for the address of man
named Phillip Leonard whom the writer
SAYS was exceedingly kind to her deceased
mother. DIR. Day will make inquiries con-
cernlng the whereabouts of Leonard.
Poor, old, storm tossed and rock beaten
Catherine REM appeared at the police court
Yesterday morning, a perfect hulk of human
ity, wrecked on the treacherous shoals of ad-
versity. She had just been released from the
House of the Good Shepherd and was rescued
from the streets night before last on the
charge of vagrancy. The court sent her back
to the asylum for twenty days.
A venerable crane named Mrs. ]. Kelly was
before Judge Flint yesterday, charged with
beating her crippled husband. She pleaded
Guilty; stated that she had been drinking, and
that while her husband was cripple, he was
also a very bad man. The parties reside on
Eagle street in the utmost wretchedness. She
was sent to the House of Good Shepherd for
twenty days.
Gus" Borup, the genial and wide awake
Yesterday, where, among other things, he took
in the ball games Monday and Tuesday, be-
tween the Chicago and Providence. The game
on Monday was witnessed by some 9, 900 people.
and was, 'Guss' says, one of the finest ball
exhibitions he ever witnessed or ever expects
to witness. The play was almost perfection,
that of the two catchers Gross and Flint, be-
ing not only perfect, but brilliant in the ex-
treme.
The Roxey Kelly case is fast becoming nui-
sance. Last Sunday, granger named Has
tings, said he had been held up by the defen-
dant and robbed of $50. The next day it was
reported that only six dollars had been taken,
and when arraigned at the police court yester.
day he was only charged with the larceny of
two fifty cent pieces. In the meantime the al
legged victim dom appear worth a cent. The
hearing was continued until to-day, when pro-
badly the case will be dismissed.
Several DEGREES were rendered by Judge Nell
son yesterday in favor of the Goodyear Dental
Vulcanite company against number of de-
PENDANTS cults were instituted to enjoin
dentists m using hard rubber in the manu-
facture artificial teeth, it being claimed
that the Goodyear company had patent right
to the sole use of vulcanite rubber for teeth.
Defendants are enjoined from using the rubber
and in some instances slight damages are as
sessed.
Garfield and Arthur SOlemnities.
bakers dozen of young stalwarts as