Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-15
CITY GLOBULEs.

~
drew.
The clerk of the district court, the sheriff
and Justice Hanft drew the grand jury for tie
May term eff the district court yesterday.
An action was begun in the district court
yesterday by Davis, O'Brien & Wilson against
J. @. Terry and wife 10 enforce payment of
$3.50 for services.
A decision in favor Of plaintiff for taxation
of the costs and fees was rendered by Judge
Wilkin yesterday in the case of Elizabeth
Thompson vs. Daniel Wadon.
The dramatic division of the German society
is arranging for the performance of Robert
and Bertram," declared to be the most laugha-
BILE farce in the German language.
An order was filed by Judge Wilkin yester-
day denying motion to strike out demurrer to
the amended complaint in the case of Farm
helm Loveioy VS.. Carrie Kennedy, ct. al.
VIM. F. Graves, Esq, recently located in st.
Paul from Indiana, was, yesterday, admitted
to practice in the courts of the State by the
supreme COURT upon his certificate from the
supreme court of Indiana.
There will be an exhibition Of an automatic
fire extinguisher day after tomorrow, in the
new frame barn, back or the Fire and Marine
block on jackson street. The contrivance Is
the invention of Mr. Barnes of Cincinnati.
A"boy named Ike Reardon, son of Jerry
Reardon, was bitten by a savage dog, belong
ing to Becker, the Seventh street druggist,
yesterday afternoon. Report was made at
police headquarters, and Officer Nygaard was
told to dispatch the brute.
.oI hDorI Of nuhlio rIs hou m
under consideration the assessment for grading
Lafayette avenue, met yesterday. After brief
session the board adjourned until Saturday,
when the board will visit the ground before
deciding to levy the assessment.
The case of the city against Joseph Hass,
charged with pounding o man named John
Sturm, an account of which appeared in yes
terday's GLOBE, was called at the police court
yesterday morning, but owing to the absence
of the defendant the hearing was continued
until to-day.
song and dance comedian named John
Griffin was arraigned at the police court yes
terday morning charged with vagrancy. The
prisoner does the heel and toe racket In the
dago dives, receiving all the niger gin he can
guzzle as compensation. He will do the sledge
hammer act on the rock pile for the next thirty
days.
Articles of incorporation of the Dakota Min
ing company were filed in the Office of the Sec
retary of state yesterday. The headquarters
of the incorporation is ut Minneapolis and the
incorporators are 8. A. Reed, MagInnis Asp
hand, Minneapolis; M. A. Larson, Central City,
u. T.; John Anderson, Glencoe and L. l.. Bax-
ter, Chaska.
An old man with highly frescoed eye came
to police headquarters yesterday afternoon to
have his assailant arrested. He gave his name
as John Conroy and stated that his black eye
was present from his son Matthew, a IL year
old youth. The father was directed to the mu
nicipal court and took out q warrant for his
sons arrest.
The chief of the fire department invites at
tention to an ordinance passed in May of 1876
forbidding the lighting of any bonfres or the
like between the hours of 6 A. NJ. and 6 P. NJ.
Just at present this is worthy of attention, as
many are cleaning up their yards and burning
the rubbish. fine of $40 is imposed by the
ordinance for every violation of it.
Elevator 'B'' is approaching completion.
The roof, slate one, is on, and in other re-
spects it will be ready for occupation in time
to catch the wheat ripening season. Besides
this I'm provement in the vicinity of the Rice
street crossing, the st. Paul & Manitoba rail-
road company has put up a frst-class stock
yard. 1t is substantially fenced, and the
shed accommodations are of the first order.
EMr. W. 81. Sherwood, of the firm of Sherwood
& johnson, brick manufacturers at Dresbach,
Winona county, was in the city, yesterday,
looking after orders for their celebrated brick,
in which he had splendid success. In addition
to the common stock brick, the firm manufac-
ture fronts, octagon cut, cornice, we'll and
water-table brick. Having the largest and
most complete establishment in the STATE, or
ders are always filled promptly.
Two tramps broke into Father Gallaghe1's
residence in the Sixth ward, yesterday after
noon, or at least kicked in the door, and were
driven off by parties approaching before other
harm was done. They started off towards the
bridge and were followed by boy, who en-
countered Officer Waterhouse and told him.
The officer Immediately arrested the two and
took them to the lookup. Both are young
men, one mere boy of 16 years, and both
were the worse for liquor.
ride around the city will convince anyone
building boom. Everywhere new buildings,
elegant residences and also a few tenement
houses-too few of the latter-are going up
On Summit avenue and the streets leading off
from it are alive with building preparations.
Western avenue too is improving in the same
ratio. In fact within circuit of ten blocks on
St. Anthony hill over 100 substantial and ele-
CANT private residences are being erected.
For day or two Mr.. VIM. NJ. Philio, OF Red
Wing has been prospecting in this city for
suitable place upon which to establish pot
terry. He has had frequent conference with
County Clerk Kiefer, and has about decided
upon a site in the vicinity of Kiefer's stock
yards-the sheds of the yard in part to be used
by the pottery. Mr.. Philio intends establish
ing large concern, and will manufacture
tiling, street drains and pipes, besides pottery
ware: If arrangements Can be effected he will
undertake the venture at an early day.
Secretary Young, of the State board of i'm
migration, yesterday received copy of one of
the papers published at Luxumburg Germany,
sight into the causes producing the large emi-
grafton from that country this season. Of the
issue seventeen full columns are filled with ad-
vertisements of forced sales of property, in
Guiding improved FARMS mills, timber lands,
mercantile stocks, manufacturing establish
mebts and personal effects the different sales
numbering seventy-one. No wonder the peo-
pie want to get away.
The German poet, Frederick Won Boden
stadt will arrive here to-day on the 80 train
from Milwaukee. Our German citizens pro.
pose giving their distinguished fellow-coun-
tryman a cordial welcome He will be re-