Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-23
CITY aLoBurEs.

yesterday.
Mrs @. b. Prior is rapidly recovering from
her recent severe illness.
Chief Engineer Bracket, Of the Minneapo'
Lis Fire department, is expected home from
the Boston convention on Saturday.
The board of public works failed to obtain
quorum yesterday and an adjournment was nao
until tomorrow (Fsiday). the regular wsesiy
meeting.
The dry goods houses are talking OF closing
their establishments at o'clock every evening
event asturday, That would be eonaidered
very fine act by the employees.
A man named Patrick o'Day was before big.
sonor yesterday for budging on sansiefOot ana
raising perdition ct the ST.. Paul house. he
wss sent to tho battle for five daye.
The sale of property o. ming under the deli
incuent tax list was resumed In the auditors
Office Yesterday forenoon. All delinquent
property 10 the townships wan disposed OF at
suction, which completed The anle.
MIR. n. Lockwood, of West St. Paul, Dakot
county, has sent to the GLOBE Office an extra
ordinary potato. Burbank Seeding weighing
az pounds. OF theae potatoes Mr.. Lockwood
raised about 400 bushels to the acre.
Sylvester Alexander, Of Brainerd, Is charged
with selling liquor to ''the noble red man 81
Brainerd and FILLING TO furnish bail IN the
ann of $500 was yesterday committed to the
E4msey county Jail by o. s. Commissioner
CORDOBA.
A decision was filed by Judge Wilkin yester.
dsy, denying the motion for new trial in the
oass of A. Wharton and G. A. Morton against
William L. Anderson. MIR. Anderson has
furnished bonds and sppesled the case to the
supreme court.
Yesterday Mr.. Goodhue. local agent for the
Smith Middlings Purifier company. contracted
TO furnish one hundred purifiers for the new
P1llsburv mill on the East Side, at cost Of
$4,000. This is the largest single sale ever
known in this country.
a couple of bloods named John O'Brien and
Joseph Graham were at the police court yes
dsy on complaint of a saloon keeper named
Geisking, who charged them with stoning his
sheebang and breaking the windows. The
hearing was continued until to-day.
Patrick Kennedy was before Judge OBrien
on Tuesday and was released on taking the
total abstinence pledge. His chronic love
for lush got the best of him again
Yesterday and he was yanked in by Officer
Baer who slowed him away In the tower.
The complaint was fled in the district court
yesterday in the case of Annie D. Manson
against the grand lodge CT the ancient order
of United Workmen. in which action was
brought to recover $4,000, and particulars OF
which have appeared in previous issue or the
GLOBE.
At the late meeting Of the Northwestern
soheutzenbund in Chicago it was voted, after
unite O contest, to hold the next annual meet
ing in St. Paul. The meeting will take place
some time in August next year. This organi-
zation comprises all the rifle clu bs west Of the
Allegheny mountains
A GLOBE reporter met prominent Republic
San on the street yesterday, and like all intel
ligent men he is constant reader of the
GLOBE. Politics being referred to he said am
something of an epicure, but confess / don't
like the Maine BOOSTERS. They are too much
like crow for my stomach.
DR.. Day received letter a few deys ago from
Mrs. W. FL. Mutt, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, asking information Of
g Mrs. W. 81. Taylor who is supposed to be
resident of st. Paul. The letter states that
Mrs. Taylor Is entitled to generous patrimony
left her by the death of her father.
Coroner Davenport received letter, yester
day, from A. L. Proffett, Pilot Knob, Iron
county, Mo-, acknowledging the receipt of
papers containing an account OF his brothers
death. He inquired if the deceased left any
valuables, and requested that If such was the
case to have them forwarded. Other than this
deponent sayeth not.
Yesterday forenoon the council for that pur.
pose convened at the Fifth avenue Baptist
church TO make preparation for the ordina-
ton of Rev. Fred T. Gales. The afternoon
was spent in the candidates examination. and
In the evening the ceremonies were performed
A large number of people assembled to wit
ness the ceremonies.
Arrangements are progressing for grand
fair to be given under the auspices of the
Cathedral parish. The fair will take place in
November aud will 4i,nalize the opening of
the new m ,rket house ball. The Rev. Father
Stanley has the arrangement 10 charge: and
the display will be the most elaborate, Ia all
respects. ever gotten up IN 6his city.
The Upman house, corner Of Cedar and Third
street.. having passed into the hands of MIR. p.
Dougher, for swsniy.f five years oonnec' cd with
the Metropolitan hotel. has been new named
the ST. JAMS MIR. Duugher's long experience
and we'll establishrd character are alike snre-
tiea that the St. James will be kept in b st
class siyle and will be iavorite with the pub
lie.
A Bohemian woman named Mrs. Pauit-
schek was before Judge o'Brien yesterday.
charged with smashing the windows at Officer
Klaoaoke,'s residence in the Bohemian settle
nent The evidence showed that she had ma
henusly assail d the house and broken the
windows. without the slightest provocatien.
She was Aned $40, and it broke her heart to put
mp the Dust
Fred Pfsf belongs to that genius of bifur.
Gated bruies who are too mean to live. A
warrant was issued for bis arrest last Monday
for wife beating. but he skipped out and
didn't show up until yesterday, when he re-
turned and gave his wife a brutal beating.
This time the police were onto him. and he
was bagged by Officer Murphy. who lodged him
in the tower.
The thirteenth annual meeting Of the rail-
way conductors life insurance association of
the United States and Canadas will be held in
the Opera house in this city on Wednesday, o.
tober 9th, at 10 A. NJ. The president Of the as
ISOLATION, w. g. Sears, has issued circular let
ter, inviting all railroad conductors, whether
members of the association or not, and also any
railroad officials who may desire to meet with
the association.
City Attorney Murray has drafted an ordi-
nance creating additional election precincts
and aldermanic districts in the Fourth and