Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-25
CITY GLoBULEs.

Works are nearly compieteu'
James Mitchell of the Fire Department., en-
gine No. 2, will lead Miss Monahan to the altar
to-day.
J. M. Hay is building brick stable at the
corner of Fourth and st. Peter streets, for a
sale stable.
Fire was kindled at the kiln of the new brick
yard near the south end of the railroad bridge
yesterday morning.
Summer tourists from the south are arriving
in considerable numbers by every boat and
nearly eveay train.
Julia Wittelshofer commenced a suit against
Sheriff King yesterday, to recover the sum of
$184, for jewelry taken.
warrant has been issued for the arrest of
Charles Manke, charged with committing. an
assault on man named William Jennerich.
The Exchange Fire Insurance company of
New York, has been admitted to busines in this
State by State Insurance Commissioner Nc
Gill.
The knights Templars will meet at their
asylum this afternoon at o'clock for busl-
ness, and in the evening will attend the concert
at the Opera House.
The present spring term of the supreme
court will end the 28th inst. providing no new
business is placed upon the calendar for hear
ing after that date.
The council committee on ways and means
will meet to-day at 8 o. clock P. NJ, the COM
mittee on printing at the same hour. and the
committee on claims at Pm.
An irate female named Lizzie Madden swore
out warrant yesterday for the arrest of
neighbor named Carrie Davis. The latter is
alleged to have mali6ed her character.
The wooden building at the corner of st.
Peter and Seventh streets is being removed, and
the adjoining stone building is being torn
down, to clear the site for the Mitch block.
T. q. Miller and Henry Warren and VIM.
DAVIS and Gen. Tipperrer are to go to Lake
Gervais this morning to settle n wager of $50a
side and q wine supper, as to which pair will
catch the most fish. aE
Aid. Grace returned from his Mobiles county
farm yesterday evening. He reports the crops
to be in most favorable condition, the wheat
growing with strength and apparently with the
prospect of glorious crop.
Mr.. Dunkley, the driver of the hack owned
by Mrs. Cady, says she was unduly alarmed by
his absence. He was net on spree, but at
tending strictly to business at Lake Como,
which accounted for his delay.
Officer Clouse was out to Hastings, last night,
to take into CUSTODY the man who stole j. B.
Duford's boat Saturday night. The thief was
captured at Hastings, yesterday, after landing
and trying to dispose OF the boat
young man named Louis Manke was at the
6rrikh az
$l6 timepiece from r. b. Miller. The defend
ant said be knew nothing of the affair and the
examination was continued until this morn
ing.
Mr.. George Mitoch yesterday commenced
moving off the frame building and tearing
down the store structure adjoining, corner Sew
enth and st. Peter, to make room for the fine
three-story brick block he is to build at that
point.
Two expressmen, Levi and Frank Lewis, en-
gagged in fist-cuff on lower Seventh Street yes
terday afternoon, and were run in by officer
Nyggard. Subsequently Levi was released on
BAIL as Lewis seemed to be the head and front
of the offending.
Carl Benton, Lebanon, Dakota county, was
at public headquarters yesterday, with the in
formation that on Saturday night he had three
horses stolen. He left description of the
animals and went on to Minneapolis, in hopes
of finding them there.
Ad action wss commenced in the district
court yesterday by Field, Thayer & Co., against
F. B. CLARK and others, To recover the sum of
$3.50. The suit is brought on judgment
against the West Wisconsin railroad company
for $506, which was purchased by the plain
tiffs.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Millspaugh, of Fari-
bault, have sent out invitations to the marri-
age of their daughter, Mary Adelside. to Mr..
George Tanner, at the Cathedral of Our Merci-
full Savior, June 1. at s P. NJ, to be followed by
a reception at the residence of the brides
parents.
Joseph Anth was arraigned at the police court
yesterday charged with making villainous
assault on a man named John Reiling. The
fight took place at Hamm's brewery, and origi-
mated from an old feud. Reiling was the re-
cipient of an unmerciful beating, and the de-
fendant was fined $50 for the fun.
Otto Leue, the bold horse thief, was before
Judge Flint yesterday, charged with stealing a
horse frome Myers stable, on Mississippi
street. The prisoner waived examination and
was n0lQ TO WAlG Lu0 aCblOu OL bu0 ueAb SIauQ
Jury. He was committed in default of $500
bail.
Thomas Murphy appeared at the police court
yesterday covered with gore. The bloody ap-
pearance of his nose looked as if he had just
emerged from an engagement. He was arrested
on Eagle street by officer Baer last Sunday in
the act of making an indecent show of himself
The court gave him three days in the cooler in
which to sober up.
An Israelite, named David Goodman, was
before Judge Flint yesterday, charged with
giving the grand bounce to q kinsman named
Moses Phillips, and Goodman stated that the
latter had entered his store on 9TH street, and
he was drunk and noisy. He requested him
to keep still and then shovelled him out. The
case was dismissed.
The case of the city against John Koran,
charged with making vicious assault on James
O'Brien, was called for hearing in the police
court Yesterday morning. Mr.. Murray stated
that the complainant was unable to appear and
the examination was continued until Thursday
morning. The defendant was held in $500
bail and committed.
An exceedingly handsome banner has just
been completed by Messrs. Mccarthy Il Dom
nelly for the st. Peters total abstinence society
of Weudota. The banner is made of white
silk. fringed with tassellated border of gold
and superbly embroidered by hand. One side
bears full length portrait of Father Matthew,
and Che reversa aide hears the inscriptiou of