Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-31
CITY GLOBULEs.
" will be shut off at s A. NJ, to-day.


Yesterday was big day in The local wheat
trade, about 700 bushels being brought in.
The vicious bull dog owned by Joseph Lick
was delivered over to Officer Cook yesterday at
ternoon, who sent the purp to the happy hunt
ing ground.
The divorce case of William Z. Noyes against
Hattie l.. Moves came before Judge Brill yes
terdav. and was referred TO ". B. McGrorty to
take testimony.
William &. Gordon and wife applied to the
district court yesterday to adopt an infant
change its name, and make 1t their heir at law
The application WAS granted.
The adlutant general received notice, yester-
day, of the allowance of three original pension
claims made through his Office, The dues to date
being respectively $l,l56.20, $l,I2O.lS and
81, 12S. 60.
The st. Paul Arion society has arranged TO
give grand concert and ball. to take place at
the Athenaum tomorrow evening. The pro-
gramms is good aud promises delightful en-
tertairment.
The walters Of the Merchants hotel will give
their second annual bali 70 morrow evening
at Pfeifer's hall, On Wabsshaw street. The
arrangements are fully perfected and grand
time Is expected
The first hour of the Sunday science club
this afternoon will be devoted to discussion
Of the question. What shall we do with the
Normops?" The second hour will be occupied
by further talk Granite which was left
unfinished by the last meeting.
Among the indictments found by the late
grand lazy Was true hili against George H.
Uncworth for the larceny OF watch fiom
Thomas Hawley. ilii1gworth skipped out
and turned up again yesterday, baipg arrested
and locked up by Officer U hteIe.
Peter Anderson was before hizzoner yester-
day charged with having been on a beastly old
booze. Officer Casey stated tbEt he was found
on Seventh street yelling for Washburn. The
heiuous nature of the offense should have en-
titled him 30 ninety days but he was let down
light and discharged on payment of $685.
fine.
Hrs Hornung was before Judge McGrorty
Yesterday charged with frescoing the nose Of
a stupid looking German named G. Geisbauer.
The latter was also arraigned on cross-war-
rant for ,.ss2uiting Mrs Hornung. TIE hear
ing was continued until tomorrow morning at
8 ociock.
There are further developments in the East
side mystery. The missing man was seen
again last Wednesday, on the highway out
toward Long Lake. He didn't know where his
team was, aud in feet hardly knew where he
was himself. He has doubtless been on a bit
Spree and in due time wall be around to claim
his team.
The alarm of fire from box No. 81 at o'clock
last night was caused by the discovery of fire
in frame shau;y on Fourth near Robert
street. The house has been untenanted for O
long time, and it burned furiously. The de.
partment got the blaze under way without
much damage, the shanty was not worth
much II the nrst place. IL is owned by Noyes
Bros. Is Cutler.
Miss frankie r. Lyons, of tkis city, received
On yesterday, the premiums awarded her al
the September fair, in Minneapolis. for the
finest and best crayon work. They consist of
handsome diploma and a beutiful medal OF
solid silver, weighing over half pound. and
artistically engraved with the name of the win
ner and for what it was awarded. 1t is an ele-
CANT morocco case.
Another heavy Numbering interest which will
be tributary 10 St. Paul. has just commenced
operations on West Wisconsin railroad at Cum.
berland. T. p. Some & Co. have bought three
townships of pine land and began operations.
They will build mills for cutting the raw pro-
duct, pIaniug mill, dry housss, etc. Before
two months have gone by they Will have mos
of these establishments III running order, anc
the whole distribution of their immense stock
Will be done through this city.
circular was received at police headquarter!
yesterday offering reward of $3.50 for infor
nation leading to the whereabouts of Henry
Evans. Jr., of the firm of Evans, Day q Co.
of Baltimore and st. Joseph Missouri. Mr.
Evans left ST. Joe September 18th, on bust
ness trip to Denver, since when he has not beer
heard from. He Ia Sc years Of age, five feet
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no moustache, and the top OF the thumb is Gu
off from the left hand. the nail growing owe
the bone. He wore light suit and dark over
coat.
Tho district court Was engaged yesterday il
trying the case of Anna Widmer, against the cit.
of St. sPaul, in which &C
ton for was brought $4,000
damages. The action originated from in urie
alleged to have resulted from fall on Fort
street, from which plaintiff sustained perms
nent in juries about the right arm and should
er. The accident took place on the 10Th o.
last April, and is alleged to have been caused
by dilapiaated and rotten sidewalk. Mes RS
Rotert, Haas aud Mead appeared for the plain
tiff and Mr. Murray for the city. The jury re
turn verdict in favor of the plaintiff, assess
ing her damages al S4OD.
An amusing incident transpirei in the stor,
Of popular dealer in cigars and stationery OF
Wabashaw street near the postoffice yesterday
morning, which illustrates at the same timt
the depravity of mankind and the methods re
sorted 10 by the impecunious to raise the ex
chequer. About o'clock lean, seedy ant
hungry looking duffer rushed into the stor
and showing his right hand into his jacket ht
calculated Two tens and live please" at tb
same time fumbling around his clothes as i
he had forgotten something. Surprising thai
he wanted change for quarter, Mrs. B. tool
two dimes and nickel from the drawer ant
laid them on the counter. The wretch seized
the change and bolted for the door and Mrs. B
is still waiting for the quarter.
For Sale.
a very choice lot of heavy Pinery cattle f