Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-23
CITY GLOBULES.

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Engine No. was supplied with new fiues,
yesterday, which puts the machine in excel
lent condition for any fire.
| Interest in the imbroglio between the bridge
commission and County Treasurer Rice seems
to have subsidized with the very Indifferent anti
climax.
The friends of Mr.. Henry Ryan will regret
| to learn of that gentlemans death Of consump-
| ton, which took place OF the resi- 1ence of his
parents on st. Peter street.
The old timer, Hannah Welch, was found in
maudin state of intoxication, in the Sixth
| ward, yesterday afternoon, and was brsught to
| the station by Officer Vogtle.
A divorce suit is said to be pending between
Mrs. Hettie B. Eaton and Chas. Il. Eaton, the
action being instituted by the former on the
grounds of habitual drunkenness.
Roger Healcy, who was found guilty Of
simple assault on Mallichi. Welsh, in the dis
trict court on Wednesday, was released yester-
day on bail of $500, pending his sentence by
the court.
Gov. Pillsbury yesterday appointed Col.
Morris, engineer, to. make an examination of the
manner IF construction of the Southern Min
nesota railroad west from Winnebago City to
the State line.
Yesterday, sixteen liquor licenses were paid
in, amounting to $1,000. There are fifty
eight more saloonists upon whom the city
treasurer, city clerk and chief of police are
waiting to come up and settle.
In referring to an arrest, in yesterdays
GLOBE, the name of the prisoner was erroneous
ly given as Anna Kantenmann, the fact being
that the prisoner gave that name, though she
was an entirely different person.
The through train on the st. Paul, Minneap-
oils Il Manitoba road from st. Vincent, due in
this city at o'clock yesterday afternoon, was
two hours late. The delay was caused by
waiting for connections at st. Vincent.
Judge Simons was engaged yesterday in hear.
ing the arguments of counsel in the summing
up of the case of Julia D. Ashton against
Horace Thompson and others, in which suit
was Thought for an accounting as ward.
An action was commenced in the district
court yesterday by Elias Menkas against the
First National bank of this city to recover the
sum of 81 900, claimed to have been deposited
and unlawfully detained in that institution.
A petition was filed in the probate court on
yesterday for letters of administration in the
estate of tho late Herman Schoencmann, in
which deceased effects are estimated at $4,000,
consisting of insurance policies and personal
property.
The case of the city against James Ryan, who
INDUCED in drunken orgie at Bridge Square,
night before last, was called in the police
court yesterday, but owing to the absence of
the defendant the case was continued until he
| could be placed in custody.
colored damsel named Betty Parish came
to police headquarters, last night, with bleed
ing face, which she said was caused by cher
| man" Harry Lewis, striking her. She was adj
vised to take out a warrant against the striker,
which she will do this morning.
The recent tireat Fargo destr Dyed the Office
of the Republican, but the presses and material
we've saved with but little or no injury. A
telegram from MIR. Hall, proprietor, states that
the publication of that paper will go on as
usual, 30 that subscribers need feel no alarm.
1t is understood MIR. J.P. jacobson will fill
the vacancy of United States gauger, caused
by the death of the late Capt. Schoenemann.
MIR. jacobson is we'll known in this city, hav-
ing officiated as assistant secretary of state
and filled the office of commi ssioner of sta
tictics.
workman rebuilding DR.. STEMS barn, at
No. "a West Third street, found an arm and
thigh of human being yesterday. Investiga-
ton traced it to Mr.. Markoe, a medical stu
dent, who admitted he had buried the remains
in order to have some dissectirg matter
handy.
Hon. @. A. Gilman, st. Cloud, Republican
candidate for heutenant-governor at the late
election, and to whom the certificate of election
was given by the board of canvassers, appeared
before the clerk of the supreme court, MIR.
Samuel Ii. Nichols, and qualified by taking the
prescribed oath of office.
A few days ago Edward Francis was arrested
for stealing watch He'll be arraigned for
trial to-day in the municipal court. If by
some crook he escapes justice here, Chief
Munger of Minneapolis thinks he can fasten
crime upon him up there, and telephoned &C
cordingly to Chief Weber yesterday.
In the account of the alleged brutal treat
ment of man named Muller at White Bear
lake, which appeared in yesterdays issue of
| the GLOBE, mention was made of the parties
having visited McGrath's saloon, the fact being
that the latter gentleman is not in the saloon
| business and that the drinking Yves done in a
| saloon conducted by MIR. Selber.
painful accident took place yesterday
morning, owing directly to the slippery con-
dition of the sidewalks by which Miss Hew-
son. the cousin of Rev. DR.. Pope, sustained in
convenient but not very serious injuries.
| While leaving the rectory on Twelfth street the
lady fell on the ice and sprained her elbow, in
| addition to which she sustained several other
bruises.
The clerk of the court for Douglas county
has set a good example to the clerks through
out the State by forwarding the State COM
missioner of statistics his report of the births
and deaths in the county the past year. The
report shows 292 births, 16S males, 124 fe-
males. Included in the totals are two pair of
twins. The deaths were 81, males fl and fe-
Iuales 40.
A. Spangenberg, the butcher doing business
at the corner of Tenth and st. Peter streets,
had little misunderstanding with a couple of
boys, who were scutiling in front of his mar
ket. He ordered them to leave and aided them
in doing SO, which led to ruction, and both
parties went to the police court for warrants
for the other. The absence of Clerk Carleton
prevented bringing the war to climax.
The spectacular drama, Around the World
| in Eighty Days." will be produced this evening
with appropriate scenery and music. The
snake dance and the Amazonian drill together
with the Chinese dance and the Indian am
buscade on the Union Pacific Il. r. have every
whera called forth the loudest apnlapea Man