Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-08
CITY GLOBULES.


The Florence company, except MIR. and Mrs.
Florence, is quartered at the Windsor.
The probate court acted upon eleven estates
yesterday, being the heaviest days business in
years.
Eight liquor licenses were issued yesterday,
and the city treasury was accordingly increas-
ed $500.
DIR. Leasure will address the Ramsey county
Veteran association at the old court house this
evening.
Seiberts orchestra has been engaged for Sec
rotary Irgens' farewell reception Mt the capitol
this evening.
A cold wave would be preferable to the pres
ent disagreeable spell of weather, with its
rain, fog and mud.
The Shattuck students of st. Paul and vicin-
ity left last evening to resume their studies
after their holiday vacation.
The new train on the st. Paul & Manitoba
road, on the st. Paul and Minneapolis run, is
decidedly popular with the travelling public.
a dog belonging to Michael Eaton, which at
tackled and bit little girl named Mary Yoerg,
in the Sixth ward, on Sunday, YVES shot by
police officer, yesterday afternoon.
The p. p. reporter can learn why the glass
fell outwards, when Bradshaw's saloon was
broken into. by inquiring of Mr.. Frank Hen
nige, at the city lookup this morning.
part of the Metropolitan will be very gay
tomorrow evening. from to $50 P. M, dur
ing which hours Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nichols
will have charge of children's party there.
Mr.. Emory A. Weller some time ago wrote to
his wife accepting her offer to return to him,
and expected her to arrive home last evening.
So ends one of st. Paurs late divorce suits.
decision was filed by Judge Wilkin yester-
day denying the motion for judgment on the
tieadings in the case of E. O. Palmer, admin
istrator of the estate of G. P. Craig, John D.
Pollock.
Merchants and manufacturers will save the
secretary of the chamber of commerce great
deal of unnecessary labor by promptly attend
ing To his circular requests for information to
he embodied in the annual statistical report.
Some anxiety is felt at the continued alb
sence from the city of w. w. Erwin, Esq. The
last heard from him was, during the late sea-
of billiards, when he started out from
Fargo on an aboriginal tour of Shakesperian
readings.
Gilbert Anderson, doing business on jackson
street as a mershant tailor, made a voluntary
assignment on yesterday to Mr.. John w. White.
The failure is attributed to his inability to col
lcct debts the immediate cause being judg-
ment and execution for $500.
Articles of Incorporation of the Henderson
Philanthropic club were filed with the secre-
tary of state yesterday. The object of the
club is the establishment and maintenance of a
reading room, etc. The incorporators the
principal citizens of Henderson.
MIR. John Picha, of No. COZ West Third
street, should not be confo unded with another
person John B. Picha) of nearly the same
name who figured in police court reports
yesterday. Mr.. John Picha is respectable
tradesmsn at the number named above.
While coupling cars yesterday forenoon
brakeman on the st. Paul, Minneapolis g.
Manitoba railroad named Quinn had his right
hand caught between the coupling, resulting
in bad squeeze. He was attended BY Dr.
Murphy, who amputated the ends of two of the
fingers.
About 10 o'clock last night Capt. Clark and
Acting Sergeant O'Keefe observed a couple of
suspicious looking characters preambulating
along Jackson street. The men were interro-
gated, and as they could not give satisfactory
account of themselves they were taken to the
lookup.
The funeral of Fred Gutherz took place from
the International hotel yesterday afternoon.
A large number of sympathizing friends
gathered to pay the last tribute of respect.
MIR. Edwards, of the Dayton avenue church. Of
fciated, and the body was taken to the dead
house in Oakland cemetery.
The second in the series of entertainments
given by Damascus Commandery will take
al OF no hot Tod ouJo
evening Jan. 14th. All invitations given will
hold good for the entire series. 1t is hoped all
the friends of Damascus Commandery will aid
in making this entertainment the party of the
season.
Yesterday afternoon, Officer Baer arrested
Henry Wilson, who tried to walk off with
clothes wringer which standing in front of
Kingsbury d Diapers on Third street. Wilson
stated, when brought to the police station, that
he stole the article to be sent to Jail for
about two weeks in hopes he would be able to
stop drinking.
The great Electric Light is creating excite
ment throughout the world, but at present
there is no need of looking forward to it, for
the Hitchcock lamp is all that IS necessary in
any place for safety, economy, and superb
light, and the many fires which occur from the
explosion of glass lamps can be avoided.
Call and examine them, corner Third and
Cedar streets, up stairs.
An impromptu and very pleasant party took
place at the residence of Mr.. Albert Ringwold,
on Como road, night before last, being the Gel
ebration of the anniversary of that gentlemsn's
tin wedding. A large number of the friends
of both parties were present, and the happy
couple were the recipients of full outfit of
tinware. The festivities were very enjoyable
and lasted far into the evening.
Frank Kohout was before Judge Flint yes
terday morning, charged with disorderly con-
duct. The charge was preferred by a person
named John b. Picha, who failed to put in an
appearance. The case was dismissed for want of
prosecution on payment of costs. John b. Picha
was also arraigned, charged with closing the
optic of a man named Nicholas Juilek. The
hearing was continued until this morning.
A petition was filed in the probate court on
yesterday by W. B. McGrorty in behalf of Cora
Thompson, praying for the removal of John j.
Dewey, executor of the estate of Deborah s.
Thompson, deceased. The removal is asked
for on the grounds that the executor has neg
lected to collect the rents due to the estate
and to provide for the maintenance of Mary
Thompson, one of the minor heirs of the estate.
The fourteenth months old infant of John
DAILY, residing in the Sixth ward, while play
ing with a lead pencil yesterday morning,
MANAGED IN pet hat article half