Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-28
CITY GLoBULEs.

the case of A. R. Oapehart VS.. NJ. R. Craig and
others.
DR.. Stewart reports the condition of Mr..
Joseph A. Wheelook as unchanged. The malady
is typhoid fever, and it is considered pro-
nounced case of that disease.
John Yahnke was at the police court yester-
day charged with putting mansard roof on
the pericranium of one James CLANCY. The
hearing was continued until to-day.
At department headquarters yesterday, one
bid was opened by Capt. Merton for l25 gal
Ions of lard OIL The bid was from e. H.
Biggs, at "a cents per gallon. 1t was accepted
The anti-sign movement set in yesterday,
when Kimball, the ticket agent, commenced
proceedings by yanking down his sign. Daw-
son & Co. followed, and the good work is going
on space.
The Sioux Falls Water Power company has
changed the plans for its mill, now building.
40 that it will have a daily capacity of 1900
barrels of -four instead of 1000. was before
intended.
The locomotive which ran away the other
day from Hudson and jumped through the
open draw of the railroad bridge, has been re-
covered from the lake and sent to the shops
for repairs.
Mrs. Ann Gellalty, an old resident of st.
Paul died very suddenly of heart disease, at
her residence corner of Rice and Iglehart
streets, yesterday morning. Notice of funeral
will be given hereafter.
Adepraved youth named Edward Banks, was
at the police court yesterday, charged with va
grancy, to which he plead guilty.. Banks is the
youth captured at the pillow works last MONDAY.
He was sent up for eight days.
A party of Buckeye excursionists from Day
ton, arrived in St. Paul, yesterday, and put up
at the Clarendon. They were Is in num-
Der, and did the rounds in Cooks band wagon
and several hacks. Of course they were de-
lighted.
An inebriated Dutchman was held up in the
rear of the freight house on the levee yesterday
afternoon. and touched for two dollars. He
was blowing his bazoo around CITY hall, and
one would have thought he had just buried MS
last friend.
4 portly matron named Mrs. King visited the
police court yesterday and stated that she and
her husband had quarreled, and that she was in
the act of packing up her goods to leave, when
the latter knocked her down. warrant was
issued for the cranky PERSONS arrest.
Mr.. Joseph Mcclellan, residing
on St. Peter street, was treated to
pleasant surprise party few
evenings since, by the visit of few gentlemen
friends who made him the recipient OF silver
center piece, being reminder of the anniVer-
sary Of his birthday.
The steamer Bachelor left Bismarck for
Miles City at P. NJ. Monday, carrying SO5 tons
of Yellowstone freight and forty-seven passen-
gers. Among the passengers were A. Il. Will
Of IL p,I1l yUhn
faith that the boat would not leave on Sunday
evening was justified by the result.
Hiram Lovejoy was arraigned at the police
headquarters yesterday charged with attempt
ing an indecent assault on an 8-yearold girl
named Pearl johnson. Tia child was put on
the stand and her state nents were vague and
contradictory, showing that she was not COM
petent witness. The case was dismissed.
4 young N IN n*med Peter Fenboltz was De-
fore Judge McGrorty yesterday, charged with
obtaining goods ny false pretenses 1t is al
leget that be vis,Ied Daveuport's drug store
and secured goods to the value of four dollars,
representing that they were for his employer,
Mr.. Haas. The hearing was continued until
today.
John Allen has been at it again and this
time he put head on an old party named
John Murray. Murray states that he went to
the brewery near Eagle street lat Sunday for
half gallon of beer On his return Allen aud
another party asked him for a drink, on re-
fusing which Allen tapped him on the head.
Allen will be arrested.
The lawn party to be given for the benefit of
the Episcopal church at White Bear Lake, on
the beautiful grounds of Mr.. W. R. Merriam
near The Williams house, has been announced
for Thursday evening. 1t should have read
Friday evening. With the Fort band in full
attendance, together with other arrangements
made it should be q delightful affair.
Frank Lloyd, the hsckman, was before Judge
Mcdrorty yesterday, on complaint of Officer
DeCorsey. charged with standing his hack in
front Of Tutiles saloon, on Jackson street, for
two consecutive hours, without customer.
LLOYD stated that he visited the place to meet
party that owed him 81, and that he was SUBJ
ject to their orders. He was fined 80 and
costs for violating the ordinance.
BY recent army orders Major 81. G.. Thomas.
paymaster. is relieved from duty in the depart.
ment of Dakota, and, upon the expiration OF
his present leave of absence, will report in per
son for duty to the commanding general, de-
psrtment of the Missouri, to relieve Major G..
". Baird, paymrster who, upon being SO re.
lieved, will report in person for duty to the
An interesting case was on trial before Judge
Simons in the old court house yesterday, being
the suit.of Thackara, Buck & Co. against the
Bennett-Osborn Manufacturing company. The
action is brought to set aside an assignment OF
the company's assets to Thomas P. Wilson and
to hold the stockholders liable for the unpaid
balance of their subscribed at ock for the bene
ht of the creditors The action is on trial.
Lodge subscriptions for assistance of a. g.
Stordeck have begun to reach Gen. r. W.
johnson, and the fund yesterday noon amount
ed to about $3.50. Gen. johnson desires II
make it about 5000, enough to clear Stordeck's
homestead from mort gage, and hopes Masopi
aud all other friends of Mr.. Stordeck will be
glad to assist. Mr.. Stordeck's terrible misfor
tune of last winter ought to plead his cause
very strongly.
Here is the way the New York and Brooklyn
papers print the names of the Minnesota mem
bers of the executive committee of the Han
cock national veteran union. Colonel j. Loeb
ran, Minneapolis; Colonel William Craft, St.
Paul; Colonel Calvin Ulin, St. Paul. Few
among our citizens will recognize in These
names the gentlemen whom they were intended
to fit. Col. William Locbren, of Minneapolis
Col. William Crooks, of st. PAUL. and Col
Gal. Uline, also of this city.
Dick Smith was up yesterday, charged with
drunkenness. He denied the charge and will
his scrsped bugle and frustrated air. be looked
like tbs crushed trapedian He stated that h,