Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-03
CITY GLOBULES.

The ice is beginning to crack in places, and
to wear generally tender look.
And now it is Hon. John NJ. Archibald who
has had baby left at his house. In this case,
however, it was left in the legitimate way, and
the father and mother are correspondingly
happy.
SheriffiKing, Capt. Clark and Detective Bre-
sett were summoned to Minneapolis yesterday
as witnesses in the trial of Charles Clark, who,
with Doc" Levi, were arrested for rObbing a
safe at that place last fall.
Messrs. E. F. Drake, Harvey Officer, and q.
P. Upham, executors of the estate Of the late
Horace Thompson filed their bonds in the pro-
bate court, yesterday afternoon, amounting IN
the aggregate to $400, 600.
George P. Smith, of Lake City, was in the
city yesterday. Mrs. Smith has just returned
home from several weeks spent in Kentucky
where he purchased fifteen head of horses, two
thoroughbreds and thirteen young trotters, for
the Minnesota market.
William Flnnnigan relieved James hickey of
a watch and $40 in m ,ney while he was sleep
lug off the effects of too much whisky. Yes
terday Flanagan plead guilty to the charge of
petit larceny and was sentenced by Judge
Flint to sixty days in the county jail.
The governor has pardoned Chas. Bacon, sent
to the county jail from this city Jan. II, 1850,
for three months, in default of q fine of 800
for obtaining goods under false pretences. Inc
pardon was granted upon the recommendation
of County Attorney Eagan and Judge Brill.
Denman Mcdonald, q resident of Todd
county, was arraigned before United States
Commissioner Cardozo charged with cutting
timber belonging to the government. He gave
bail in the sum of $500 for his appearance at
the next term of the United States district
court and was released from custody.
The "high joints" to the railroad amalgama
ton, mentioned elsewhere in the GLOBE, made
the trip from Chicago to st. Paul in the bust
ness car Columbia, of the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific railroad, in style and beauty of finish
one of the handsomest cars ever run into St
Paul.
On Monday night Mr.. Harry Smith, freight
conductor on the st. Paul, Minneapolis Man.
itoba road, had the toes Of his right foot crush.
ed at Breckenridge by the falling Of heavy
piece of machinery. Smith was brought to
st. Paul last night, and the physician hopes to
save the injured members.
The sale of reserved seats, yesterday, for the
complimentary benefit to be given to Charley
Haines ton orrow evening. was very large, and
.Hords a guarantee of a crowded house. There
are yet score or two good seats left, which
may be procured at the box Office of the Opera
House, to-day. The entertainment promises to
be one Of the most interesting of the season.
Two hackmen, Charles Alberts and John
Trent, INDUCED in fist fight at the Sibley
street depot yesterday morning. The pro-
ceedings was interrupted by Officers Calvin
and Morgan, who conducted the combatants
to the police station. Yesterday afternoon they
were taken to the municipal court, and, on
payment of fue of S5 each, were discharged.
A warrant was issued from the municipal
court yesterday for the arrest of Matthias Reu-
ter, of Reserve town. Reuter- is charged by
Adam Bohland with assaulting him with a
pitchfork with intent to do great bodily harm
and stabbing him in the arm. The warrant
was placed in the hands of the sheriff and the
defendant will be arraigned before Judge Flint
as soon arrested.
A meeting of the st. Paul Rifle club was
held last evening at Grotes' garden, Bridge
square, Considerable miscellaneous business
was transacted, ard, among other things, O
committee was appointed to prepare the plan
for club flag appropriate to the objects OF
the society. A resolution was passed to the
effect that any member who succeeded in hold.
ing the club badge four consecutive times
should be awarded a gold badge. A commit.
tee was appointed to arrange for the annual
festival to be given in this city next summer.