Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-29
CITY GLOBULES.
The condition of Mr.. F. NJ. Finch hai
changed for the better.

The condition of Mr.. F. M. Finch Ia,
changed for the better.
Judge O'Gorman has been confined t.
his residence the past few days owing to tenn
porary indisposition.
The Merchants will serve it's guests at din
ner to-day with spring lamb, green peas ano
other reasonable delicacies.
The committee on accounts Of public officers
from the common council met last evening
and transacted the usual routine of business
George Memo, charged by Annie Peterson
with bastardy, was arraigned at Municipal
court yesterday and the case continued one
week, the defendant going to Jail in default
OF bail. Both parties to the suit have beer
married for some years.
A telegram was received yesterday, by the
friends of MIR. A. Meyer, stating that that gen
tleman was lying dangerously ill at st. Cloud
MIR. Meyer left left St. Paul few days since
and has been visiting friends in the former
city. 1t is understood that he has suffered an
attack of apoplexy.
DR.. Coe, who came down fran Valley City,
D. T., yesterday, says he was quite astonished
at paragraph in the Minneapolis Tribune
which stated that Fargo was experiencing a
heavy snow storm. Such was not the case The
ground is bare near Fargo and the road is open
beyond the Sheyenne.
Only two orders were issued from Gen.
Terry's headquarters last week: Private Cash.
]. Conner, company ''M," Seventh cavalry, is
restored to duty without trial, but with for
feiture of all pay due him. Maj. Alex. Sharp,
paymaster is ordered to pay off the troops at
Forts Randall. Hale, Sibley and Bennett.
Up to IL N. yesterday Adj. Gen. Van Cleve
had received notice of the settlement of nine
pension claims by the pension bureau, aggre-
eating 81. 722. OF these two for 1922 each were
for increase, one for S565 being for arrears, and
the other six original, for the following
amounts respectively: $S49, S1,070, 81, $40, 81,
700, 81, 427 and S427.
The passengers in one of the street cars were
somewhat astonished yesterday at finding a
runaway horse endeavoring to make familiar
acquaintance with them by trying to walk into
one of the windows. Aside from the demoli-
done except to the dignity of the occupants,
who didn't appreciate SO much familiarity.
Officer Willimovsky saw couple of fellows
steal a lantern from Finklestein's second hand
store, on Seventh street. yesterday afternoon.
He caught one, and handed him over to u citi-
zen, while he pursued the other. Two shots
failed to halt the fleeing thief, and returning,
the officer found the other man had escaped the
citizen. Both are known and will be captured.
The second grand dress hop given under the
auspices of the o. T. B. will take place at
Muic Hall on Wednesday evening, the 10th
pro9imo. Elaborate preparations are being
made for the event, the music for which viii
be furnished by Prof. Seibert's full crchestre.
The affair is in charge of the following named
gentlemen: COMMITTEE on arrangements, 81. s..
Green, Hank Darlington, VIM. Leggins. Re-
ferson, W. 81. A. Gordon, James Dilla1d.
Floor committee, G. W. Trimmer, Washington
Rogers and T. Jefferson, Jr.