Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-29
CITY GLoBULES.

The supreme court adjourned the May term
yesterday sine die.
The Great Union band give a concert at
Schade's garden tomorrow.
Adiutaut General Van Cleve had IL new
applications for pensions yesterday.
A plat was FLED in the register of deeds,
office yesterday, of Edward Rice's third addi-
tion to st. Paul.
The city treasurer sent 50, 600 to New York,
Yesterday, to meet interest on the city debt
falling due on the LIST prox.
The case of the city against Barney Murphy,
charged with committing an assault on Mrs.
Davis, was dismissed in the police court yes
terday upon the request of the complaining
witness.
Charles Newton was sent to the reform
school, and James Sullivan and James Smith
were sent to jail for thirty days for stealing a
sail boat from West st. Paul. They were ar
rested at Bed Wing.
The new Board of Trade will hold q meeting
TO-DAY at P. NJ, in McElrath Gilbert's Of
fee. to perfect the organization already so sue
cessfulIv begun. full attendance of men,
hers, and those desiring 10 join, is requested. .
Yesterday Mr.. j. G.. D0nnelly left for Mil
waukee to attend the funeral of his father. He
was summoned by telegram announcing that
his father had died the evening previous at 3
o'clock; no other particulars of the sad event.
hIr. Chas. Bryant requests that the census
enumerators of St Paul Will meet with him
Monday evening next at P. NJ, at the Y.M.C.A.
rooms; opposite the custom house, for general
into of vie "a HeUIn-
ming the next morning.
Private advices from Miles City, received
Yesterday, report that the last Sitting Bull
scare in that vicinity, was entirely groundless-
the only Indians in the vicinity being friendly
Yantonnais, whom Gen. Miles received under
his protection last winter.
A suspicious looking individual was arrested
on Eighth street by Detective Bresett last night
having in his possession 4 card box, such as is
used by the professional card" man. He gave
the names of Ferguson, Hickey and Wallace.
The case Will be Investigated this morning.
The notorious Pat Fahey vas arrested yester
day for disorderly conduct at his fathers house.
Ee was drunk and trying to boss the rancho
according to the dictates of feVered whisky
brain. Officers Gruber aud Newell had rough
time of it before they landed him in the lock-
up.
The case Of Patrick Walsh against the st.
Paul & Duluth railroad company, on trial i'll
the district court, and particulars of which
appeared in yesterdays issue of the GLOBE,
was dismissed yesterday the grounds that
the complaint did not constitute sufficient
cause of action. stay of proceedings was
taken for forty days.
Last midnight fiashily attired young man
II
street and when near the corner of st. Peter
street the rig collided With lamp pest, break
ing the top off the buggy. The escape from a
serious accident was Utmost miraculous, as the
horse broke the ribbons and dashed around the
wreck 20 Judd's stable. The party was arrested
by Officer Baer for reckless driving and drunk
enness.
Yesterday, United States Commissioner Car
doza had another one of the Waseca beer cases
up before him. To explain: some time ago
q brewer sold quantity of beer in Waseca
without having the kegs stamped but promised
to buy the amount of STAMPS necessary. and
tear them up send them to the purchasers
before they disposed of the beer. He never
did so, though they succeeded in getting rid
of the beer. Theodore Mason is the name of
the party before the commissioner yesterday,
and was held in $500 bonds.
Tomorrow, Miss Frances E. Willard, of Chi
cago, will deliver two addresses. One in the
afternoon at the Jackson street M. E. church,
and if arrangements be effected again in
the evening, at the Opera House. Miss Willard
has a natural reputation as a lecturer, is con-
spicuously connected with the Woman's Tenn
perance Union, and has been for years identi-
fed with the agitation for woman's suffrage.
Added to all this, Miss Willard is conspicuorsly
alone of her sex, in having been the managing
editor of a daily newspaper, the Chicago Post,
which she conducted with marked ability.
Yesterday, the Right Rev. Francis Redwood,
Catholic Bishop of the diocese of Wellington,
New Zealand, arrived in this city and is guest
of Bishop Ireland at the Cathedral mansion.
Bishop Redwood was a classmate of our Bish-
Op Ireland. He is en- route to Europe and took
occasion to travel by the most direct route
from his far-awsy home, thus giving him an
opportunity to renew his acquaintance with his
eminent brother, Bishop Ireland. Bishop Red
Wood has ewes another object in his visit to Min
nesota, that of assisting Bishop Ireland's world
famed Catholic colonies, and besides lately
several New Zsaanders commissioned Bishop
Ireland to purchase land fO- them in this State,
and doubtless bishop Redwood will be in
duced to make other inves.ments when he gets
through prospecting.
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