Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-25
CITY aLOBULEs.
Haggenmiller & Kuhl paid $153. so duties on
lot of imported liquors Yesterday

upper district, 1927 90; lower district, $145SS,
and the sewer force, S157.49, yesterday.
Henry Quincy has begun suit for COS dam
ages against VIM. Ramsden, for trespass IN
cutting timber from plaintiffs property.
State Treasurer Kittelson is still sufferer
and confined to his residence, from quite a
severe attack of inaammatory rheumatism.
A song service will be held at the rooms of
the Y. NJ. G. A., at o'clock this afternoon,
conducted by Thomas Cochran, Jr. Subject
Access to God.
An action was commenced in the district
court yesterday, by Kenny & Hudner against
John Harrington, to recover the sum of $725
on contract for the construction of build
ing.
| The Republican city committee met yester-
day and decided to call their convention for
! II A. NJ. next Wednesday, The primary meet
ings will be held from 5 to P. NJ, on Tues
day.
| Attention is directed to the change of run
ming time on the Northern Pacific railroad, an
nounced elsewhere and to the fact that connec-
tions are made at Bismarck with irst-class
Missouri river steamers.
Mr. d. e. Hennessy, of Dubuque, wishes to
deny that he has purchased or intends to pur-
chase large quantity of real estate in this
city, and to say that all statements to that ef-
feet that have been made are without founda-
tion.
meeting or the county assessors was held
in the auditors Office yesterday, for the pur-
pose of discussing arrangements for the ensu-
ing summers work. They received their books,
but the meeting resulted in no business of pub
lie import.
Jimmy O'Brien, the deputy district court
clerk did muscular days work yesterday in
hand shaking. The congratulations took the
form of the ejaculations What twinsp' ''Yes,
boy and girl, was the modest reply, with the
further assurance that he didn't intend dis
owning either one of 'em.
Yesterday, Frauk Busch, a brewer of Has
ting. was arraigned before United States Com
missioner Cardozo. charged with using the
same stamp twice In selling beer. The evil
dence was sufficient to require Busch to fur
nish bond of $500 for bis appearance for the
United States district court at it's next term in
Winona, on the first Monday in June.
Col John Il. Stevens, appointed by Cover
nor Pillsbury to select the lands under the act
OF Congress of last year granting the State four
teen sections in lieu of other lands, has filed
with the governor q list of selection made in Lac
qul Parle, Big Stone and Traverse counties,
covering with his previous selection already
reported, l4, 1886 acres. The grant calls for 49,
800 acres.
The case of the city against Della Washing
ton, charged with committing an assault on a
dark-hued sister named Maria Perkins, came
up on a continuance in the municipal court
VAcfQrHaU IN hn Ill
tried on Friday, and the testimony adduced
yesterday demonstrated that the row was moth
ing more than an ordinary wrangle peculiar to
gentlemen and ladies of color. The case was
dismissed.
Judge Nelson delivered an opinion yester-
day in the case of the Merchants National bank
of st. Paul against James Mclaughlin, sheriff,
etc The suit was brought TO recover lot of
logs seized by the defendant in execution in
favor of certain unpaid employees of McOaine
Bros. & Barteau. At the time of the seizure
the plaintiff claims to have had mortgage on
the property to the value of 50 900, and Judge
Nelson so decreed.
In yesterday GLOBE it was announced that
Swan Oleson, the Swede who went through
William Webber's house in White Bear oH the
2lst inst, had been arrested at Minneapolis.
Deputy Sheriff Harrison visited the latter place
yesterday mOIQ1uS, dQu T6buIu6Q Wl6Q Tue
prisoner. He was before Judge Flint, where it
was discovered that all the property had been
recovered but hat Oleson was held in bonds
of $500 and committed.
While driving along Seventh, near Minnesota
street, about 2:3O yesterday afternoon, team,
driven by VIM. Middleton, the hackman, SHE'D
at a pile of lumber, turned the hack around,
and dragged Mr.. Middleton from the carriage.
A trunk also fell off and rolled over him with
out doing any material injury. The horses
were stopped, and, although passenger occu-
pied the hack, the accident resulted in no per-
sonal harm. The hack and harness were both
damaged.
A young man named Hall, residing on Mis-
sissippi street, came to the police court yester-
day morning and stated that he had been hit
in the mouth with rock by his next door
neighbor. He wanted warrant, but the court
sent an officer to investigate the case. the i'm
preston being that the assault was instigated
by a propensity on the young fellows part to
fill the next yard with defunct animals, such
as dead ducks and tom cats.
man named H. c. Hill put on the war
paint yesterday morning and sailed forth in
quest of gore. He visited the wigwam and
frightened the employees by the reckless man
ner in which he hourished revolver. After
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An officer was sent for, and Officer Lowell re-
paired to the spot and brought the tired brave
and his gun to the station. He was before
Judge Flint who gave him two weeks on the
rock pile.
One of the hsndsomest monuments in Oak
| land cemetrY has just been completed and
placed in position to mark the resting place of
the late Morris Lamprey. This work was COM
menced about eight months since pursuant to
the order of BIrs. Lamprey. The material
used in this monument is granite taken from
the quarries at Westerly, Rhode Island. 1t is
q large sarcophagus, surmounted by the
figure of cherub, beautifully carved out of
white granite, and is the first figure of the
kind that was ever carved out of this material.
There are two large flower vases st the ends of
the sarcophagus near the base which are hewn
out of the solid stone and give it a splendid
effect to the whole work. The polished sur
faces and ornaments show in beautiful con-
trast with the hammered work and give the
whole very elegant and artistic appearance.
This monument is not only an ornament tc
our cemetry, but is credit to the taste and
enterprise of the Smith granite company of
Westerly, Rhode Island, who designed and
executed the work.
GO 90 Shirts for 81 90.