Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-26
CITY GLOBULEs.

The collector of customs received $105 yester-
day from importation certificates, and $30
from payment of duties.
The office window OF the Clarendon hotel is
adorned with magnificent portrait of General
Hancock, our next President.
Two new baggage cars for the st. Paul &
Manitoba road were received yesterday from
the Jefferson, Ind, car shops.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of
Mrs. A. Nj. Chapman, charged with raising a
disturbance at the residence of O. Lundberg.
Anna Tersent complained yesterday of
having been assaulted by a man named John
Kiefer A warrant was issued for the latter
arrest.
A dispatch of yesterday from Bismarck says,
the steamer Helena arrived at Fort Keegh at IL
o'clock Thursday night and was to proceed up
the Yellowstone to Terry's Landing.
Major J. E. Doughty, of Lake City, ex-state
senator, has lately been committed to the in
sane asylum at st. Peter. We regret to hear
that his malady is thought to be incurable.
While engaged in working a steam shovel
near the N. P. round house, yesterday, a work
man named William Glenn had his left thumb
crushed. The injuries are not considered Sc
rious.
The case of II. s. Farchild vs.. j. Fl. Schur-
meier, IN which action was brought for ser
vices, was on trial in the district court yester-
day. verdict was found for $246 in favor
of plaintiff.
Those who wish TO 60 to the Red Rock camp
meeting grounds tomorrow can have pleasant
trip by one of the two st. Croix steamers which
will leave the foot of Jackson street, alternate
ly, every hour.
Messrs VIM. Porten and Frederick Olmstead
passed successful examination yesterday. and
were duly admitted to the bar. They were ex-
amined before Judge Brill by Messrs. Warner,
Lamprey and Allis.
A dispatch was received here yesterday morn
ing from Gen. Hancock, addressed to P. H.
Kelly, returning his thanks for the congratula-
tions of the Minnesota delegation telegraphed
to him from Cincinnati.
The new village of Rock Rapids, on the Rock
river branch of the st. Paul & Sioux City road,
with about 800 inhabitants, has now its second
bank in successful operation ard its second
Touring mill nearly completed.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of two pension
claims, one invalid at $8 per month, COM
mencing Nov. 23 1865, 81 ,441,S7, and one
fathers, from April 6, 1878, SIS per month,
$7S4.67.
The jury in the case of Mary Ann Madden
against the st. Paul & Manitoba Railroad COM
pany. in which an appeal was taken from the
award of the commissioners, came into the
district court yesterday with a verdict of
81, ,092.76, in favor af the plaintiff.
Dillon O'Brien has telegraphed that he vii l
reach Chicago this morning with the Connemara
immigrants. They will be provided for at Chi
cago by friends there, should they stop, but
will probably come right through and reach
here Sunday morning.
Miss Vina J. Pierce. daughter of L. l..
Pierce, of this city, has been chosen principal
of the graded school at Sleepy Eye for the en-
suing year. Miss Pierce is a graduate from
the st. Paul high school in the Centennial class,
and has proven q successful teacher.
Articles of incorporation of the saltwater
Female Academy of the Immaculate Concep-
tion'' was filed with the Secretary of State yes
terday The corporation is to be composed of
all Sisters of the Society of st. Joseph while
residing in the cities of st. Paul and Still
water.
Conrad and Maggie Schartz, couple of
gray-haired mendicants, were at the police
court yesterday, charged with vagrancy. They
were arrested in-the Sixth ward wandering
aimlessly on the sands with no place to lay
their heads. They were each committed for
sixty days.
2. T. Kavanagh, auctioneer, sold yesterday
the property on Rice street and Como avenue
according to advertisement. Michael Lyons
and Jas. II. Daily bought the Rice street front
for $2,075, and NJ. Stiffan and Francis Kelly
bought the Como avenue front for 81 ,050. The
purchasers will at once improve their proper
ties.
James Daley was arrested on the Merchants S
beat yesterday gloriously budged. He became
so Indifferent to mundane affairs that he laid
down to rest on the sidewalk. Officer Cook
procured truck and the luxuriant Daley was
hauled to the cooler. Yesterday afternoon he
paid $3 and was discharged.
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Guien presented a sill
yer watch to be raffied for the benefit Of the
French church at New Canada. The watch was
raffled at the celebration of st. Johns day last
Thursday and realized handsome sum of
money. The folks at little Canada are loud in
their encomiums at the giver's generosity.
Constable Linstead visited White Bear town
ship last Thursday to execute writ of replevin
against man named John Long. He was met
by the latter with rifle, who threatened to
qualify him for the celestial chair. Mr.. Lin
stead returned at once and swore out warrant
for the arrest of Long, and the hearing will
take place to-day.
Charles Albertson was arrigned at the muni-
cipal court yesterday charged with commit
ting an assault on a lad named Ernest Ring
wald. The latter visited Albertsons laundry
and dispute ensued concerning the disposi-
tion of a quantity of linen. Ringwald had his
face slapped and Albertson paid $40 and costs
for the amusement.
Last evening Capt. Clark collared noted
New York thief and crook who has been sailing
under the aliases of John ODonnelI, John Ell
lis and other names. He had recently deserted
from that division of the army located at Fort
Lincoln, and arrived here in somewhat de-
morallzed condition. Capt. CLARK turned his
prisoner over to the military authorities at Fort
Smelling, who will see that full justice is done
in the premises.
Between and Z o'clock last evening, boy
named Marks, while in controversy with
another lad, threw stone at his opponent,
which struck one of the large show windows Of
P. F. Egan's jewelry establishment, No. ~ East
Third street, shattering pane of glass which
cost about $780, As the boy is an impecunious