Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09

address the Fifth Ward Hancock club on
Monday evening next.
The will of ths late Patrick Reilly waa filed
for probate yesterday He leaves his property
to bis three children.
Tho case of Alvin Grindle for threatening to
shoot Attorney Gribble will coms up for q
final hearing this morning.
VS. Bell was brought before the Judge OF
probate yesterday and adjudged insane. he will
be taken to st. Peter to-day.
Fred. Olivia has been appointed as cns of the
Hancock canvassers In place Of Joseph GuioD,
who ia unable to give The necessary time to it.
The splendid Hancock liberty pole in tho
Fourth ward will be dedicated next Tuesday
evening. Good speakers will be in attendance.
Programme hererfter.
| Mrs. Sarah Skelly was after a warrant for
Mrs. Nellie Nolan yesterday. The parties live
in the Fourth ward, and are neighbors. It is
a neighborhood quarrel of course.
There will be q meeting of the achool teach
ers of the city at the assembly room Of the
high school, on jackson street, ct 10 o'clock
this morning. A full attendance is desired.
| The board ofseducetion held special meet
Ing yesterday, with President LieEau in the
chair, and allowed the estimates for work on
the Mower, Jackson and River school buildings.
Judge Nelson yesterday ordered Judgment
of dismissal in the case of the United States
vs.. Brawley. Ramsey and others, after which
| he adjourned the court until Tuesday next, at
| 10 4. N.
| Walter Mcbride is young man, altogether
| too ypung to get drunk. He Is making O bad
start'tn life but this being his f1rst offense his
| sentence was suspended by Judge O'Brisn
during good behavior.
| special mestiHg of the board Of education
| was held at noon yesterday to consider esii-
mates submitted. The following were favor
ably reported upon and adopted: John Dow
Ian, Neill school, %, 800; William Seeger, Mon
roe school, Sl,540; Wilkin & Romer, $l,5C0.
Anthony Pleiss aud Willie Cook are two cars
less boys and have been given to throwing
stones regardless of where they landed. They
will be more careful in the future, and the
kind hearted judge let them off with q repri-
mand.
A jolly good time was had in Music hall last
night, the occasion being the leap year ball
given by the young ladies to the young fellows
whom they favor most. They were Just en-
joyina themselves with a rush, and at the rate
Of mile In 2;lON. when the reporter caught
on to the dizzy whirl in progress.
Gen. Rufus Ingalls,, Gen. Chas. z. Thomp-
kins, Major J. J. Noah and General Manager
Sargent, of the Northern Pacific road, returned
homo yesterday from q trip over the line of
that road as far as the Little Missouri. The en-
tire party express themselves delighted with
their trip.
Niok Klinger and Washington Humphrey,
charged with kicking up row at the residence
of bIrs. Ely, on the corner of Sixth and Wash
ipgton streets, occupied reserved seats in the
bull pen at the municipal court yesterday
| morning. Nick was given ninety days and
Washington went up for month.
| as the train from the East over the West
| Wisconsin rsilway was passing Clayton, Wis,
| yesterday afternoon on its way to this city,
| lad about fifteen years Of age attempted to get
on the engine and fell under the wheels. One
| leg was 30 badly mangled thatit became nee
| Hudson. for surgical treatment. It WAS this
that threw the train SO much behind time last
night.
| Late last evening brakeman on the West
Wisconsin railway fell under the wheels of
moving train in the yard and received such
serious injuries TINT no hopes are entertained
or his recovery. DR.. Murphy has the case in
charge. The unfortunate man seems to have
no friends or relatives in the city, hence was
at ouce removed to the st. Joseph's hospital
A GLOBE rapnrter visited the hospital about
midnight, and learned that the patient had
never spoken aince he was hurt and was very
low.
A party of distinguished railroad men arriv-
ed IN the city yesterday morning by special
car. e. NJ. McDermott, editor of the London
Rais,cay Nesus; O. 3. Peck, general manager CT
the Chicago & Grand Trunk railway; j. Nc
Even, of London; j. Whitman of Chicago;
| and A. Wainwright, of Montreal, composed the
party. They intended to make a tour of the
Northwest, but on their arrival hero they found
kilograms awaiting them which compelled them
to return East at once, and they left by the
noon train.