Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-30
CITY GLOBULES.


Odd Fellows ball to- night at Music Hall.
degraded female named Mrs. Williams was
arrested by Officer Bremen for drunkenness last
night.
Hon. Dillon O'Brien leaves for CrookstOn to-
day. He will lecture there tomorrow evening,
and Crookston has an intellectual treat in store.
Governor Pillsbury las received a certified
copy of approved list No. of swamp and over
flowed lands in the Duluth district, embracing
74,6il acres.
The soiree of the Knights Templars, an
nounced for the Sd proximo, has been post
poned uxtil further notice, on account of the
death of Horace Thompson.
Bailiff Mullins pounced upon sewing ma
chine yesterday afternoon with his little writ,
Just as Constable Lindstadt was putting the
last hourishes on going, going, gone at its sale
by auction.
The replevin suit of George Bruce against
Sheriff King and others, in which the owner
ship of large number of cigars are in contro-
veIsy, has been transferred to the United
States circuit court.
The train on the st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba road due in st. Panl at 7:10 last
cteDlilS, WAS al uouI lhles HC uSldy Wdo
caused by the trucks of one of the coaches
jumping the track near Delano. No damage
beyond the delay.
The unterrifed Hannah WEIGH and gentle
man friend, both filled with bad BOOZE started
on Ego as you please up Jackson street last
night. Officer De Corsey changed the course
of the twain to the lock up, where they were
given quarters.
lad named Ryan was badly bitten yes
terday by vicious dog belonging to French
man living at the head of Jackson street. Re-
port was made at police headquarters, and
Officer ROuleau was sent out to dispatch the
brute, which he did.
Messrs. Chas. and Clarence Mclean, promi-
nent merchants of Massillon, Ohio, ere at the
Merchants. 1t is understood that they are en-
thusiastic on the great future of st. Paul, and
are impressed with the idea of locating their
interests in this city.
The Jury in the case of j. Q. A. Ward against
the Dispatch Printing company, on trial in the
district court Wednesday, returned a sealed
verdict yesterday forenoon in favor of the de-
PENDANT. The case was eloquently argued by
the Hon. j. B. Brisbin for the plaintiff and G..
d. U Brien.
The installation of the officers of tho Knights
of st. Paul will take place next Monday even
ing. The ceremony will be held in Pfeifer's hall,
beginning ut 7:30 o'clock. The Knights have
extended invitations to many to witness the
ceremony, and doubtless large audience will
be in attendance.
A lively snow storm set in yesterday about
midday, and was still in progress at 3 o'clock
this morning some eight inches of snow hav-
ing fallen. Up to the hour named the air was
quiet, and the snow lay where it fell, but a
moderate wind would set it hurrying through
| the air at a lively rate.
The celebrated lecturess, Mrs. Mary A. Liv-
ermore, will lecture at Unity church tomorrow
| evening. The fame of this lady as lecturer
is national. The subject selected is Super flu
GUS Women" and doubtless, with an extended
| acquaintance with this class in Massachusetts,
| she will present the theme in life-like way.
| Gen. Baker takes exceptions to the GLOBE
account of his contributions to the bundle of
Presidential stra~s given yesterday. His first
choice, to be sure, is Sherman, the selection
being made according to present lights, but for
all that he contends that he is grooming Sena-
tor Window as dark horse in the rsce, who
may very likely develop surprising speed.
complaint was made at police headquarters
yesterday by George o. Bricn, living at No. 1872
Rice street, that he was greatly annoyed by
| boys, who maliciously stoned his house. He
stated that he had detected the Deck Shank
| and Sweeney boys at the pastime, but was un-
able to catch. The running qualities of the
police will doubtless be tested to catch the
young rowdies.
Johanna Flynn was on deck again at the po-
lice court yesterday morning on the old charge
| of too much booze. The court expressed him
oalf tired IF har fO hIch sha rapiad RI.
Il am disguised with meself, yer honor; and if
you lave me off this time, I'll go to Minneapo-
lis and not bother yer court any more" She
was escorted to the depot by Acting Sergeant
O'Keefe, and took the train for the suburbs.
Charles A. Squres, sent to the State prison
from Ramsey county, May, 1879, for the crime
of larceny, for one year and six months, has
been pardoned by the governor. The pardon
was granted at the request of Warden Reed. In
| spector Butts and Prison Physician Pratt on
the ground that he has cancer on his face,
rapidly developing, and that longer confine-
ment would necessarily result in his death.
An aged but festive looking damsel named
Kate Murphy, and a man named John Hen
messy, were before lodge Flint yesterday
morning charged with meandering the streets
in hideous state of intoxication. The court
| was about to pronounce sentence when the
| of a large family residing at Red Wing. On
promising to take the first train for home she
was released. Hennessy was fined three dol
| lars.
horny-handed granger named Walter
Woodbury. visited st. Paul yesterday with a
| load of corn from Dakota county. He left
his patient cobs at Bridge Square and went
bobbing around to do the city and take in the
| sights thereof. About nightfall he would fain
| have laid him down to rest on the unfeeing
sidewalk, overcome with bug juice, instead of
! which he was given berth in the tower. Yes
| terday he was before Judge Flint and paid IS
| for the toot.
On the receipt of tie report of Col G. F. A.
Morris, recently designated by the governor to
make thorough examination of the Southern
Minnesota railway from Winnebago city to the
western boundary Of the State, that the road
was in every way properly constructed, he yes
terday certified to the maps and forwarded the
same to the department of the interior, upon
which the road will receive the lands pertain
ing to tina. portion of the road under the Con-
gressional grant.
A late Register Call of Central City, Colorado