Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-12

Articles of incorporation OF the st. Paul rifle
club were filed with tho secretary of state yes
terdsy.
The first concert of the season will be given
at Rice Park this evening by the Great Union
band.
In addition to the criminal business ycster-
day the municipal court disposed of twenty
civil cases.
Pappa Esch was fined IS at the police court
Yesterday for running the sinful game IF pool
on Sunday.
The Office of the secretary of state is under
going the usual annual upheaval and overturn-
ing incident to house cleaning.
1t was Mary Francis who commenced suit
against her hufband Peter for divorce, and not
the reverse, as enormously stated.
Hon. George Perry, member of the State as
sembIy from portion of Goodhue county, has
rendered his resignation to the Governor.
The Great Union band will inaugurate the
Rice Park concert season by giving one of their
choice open air entertainments this evening.
Mary Bradley alias the Woman in Black, was
arrested last night, beastly intoxicated. She
will be awarded the regulation period in the
cooler.
Contractor Burris, of the new market house,
was paid an estimate yesterday of $1,000. The
total amount paid on the building up to date
Is $4,000.
The new saw mill in the Sixth ward COM
menced operations yesterday Nearly IL, 600
feet of logs were sawed, which is an exceed
ingly creditable beginning.
decision was filed by Judge Brill yesterday
reversing the Judgment of the court below, and
ordering the return of the property in the case
of Gustav Anderson against Katherine Broder'
lex.
Capt Davis, custodian of the State arsenal,
is confined to his room with a severe cold,
threatening diphtheria, though yesterday his
symptoms were more favorable than the
previous day.
DR.. Murphy returned yesterday from Center
City, on the Taylors Falls branch of the st.
Paul d Duluth railroad, where he had been
summoned to attend a man named Lawrence
Peterson, injured in fight
The city treasurer was engaged yesterday in
disbursing the monthly atipends to the city
employees. The sewerage force received $l94. 43,
the lower district street force 1886. SO, and the
upper district force $665.99.
VIM. LAND, the VlcLlm TO One dccluene on
the West Wisconsin road, an account of which
appeared in Fridays issue of the GLOBE. died
from his injuries at st. Joseph's hospital at
z o'clock yesterday morning.
Judge Brill rendered decision yesterday
overruling the demurrer to the amended COM
plant with leave for defendant to answer in
the case of E. E. Farnham, ct al, against
James A. Kennedy and others.
letter to Hon. Pennock Pusey from Capt.
Coleman Macy, secretary in the Governors Of
fee, now enjoying a short vacation with his
sister at the old homestead on the Hudson, in
dictates that the captain is enjoying himself.
The cigar factory of Messrs. Kuhles & Stok
was on yesterday declared open for labor, by
mutual understanding between employers and
employees. All the old hands commenced oper-
ating on the Havana weed yesterday noon, and
all now is serene.
An unknown man was observed to sWoon on
Second street yesterday forenoon, and it was at
first supposed that he had been overtaken by
sudden death. Rostoratives were applied, and
upon coming to he was removed to his board
ing house on jackson street
While proceeding along Fourth street, near
Wabashaw, yesterday afternoon. team at
& Hansen, took fright and overturned the
wagon. Thew were collared by a pedestrian
and no particular damage was done.
Like many another man Daniel Hoar is
good enough fellow when sober. Unfortunate
ly he is addicted to the beastly vice of intern
perance. he INDUCED in periodical toot
night before last and was committed for three
days yesterday to atone for the transgression.
John Whitney conked his alipston with bad
bug juice last Monday and when night I'm
rolled her sable curtain he laid down on the
soft side of plank at Seven Corners. Officer
Lowell procured bus and he was toted to the
cooler. Yesterday he was fined S. for the
bulge.
Since the commencement of the special tax
year, May 1st, 1880, Collector Bickel's Office
has presented scene of unusual activity. The
receipts from the special taxes on licenses for
the sale of beer spirits, cigars, etc., since the
above date, have amounted to the sum of
$47,S71.66.
Assistant pound master Cunniff lassoed COW
on Robert street night before last and while
driving the bovine to the pound his progress
was interrupted by the interference of man
named Moses Matausky. The latter was
ysnked before Judge Flint yesterday. who fined
him S5 for the misdemesnor.
The alarm of fire from box No. S, at lis
o'clock yesterday afternoon, was caused by the
discovery of fire in long shed situated in an
alley between Western avenue and Green
street. The barn was owned by VIM. Hart
and contained quantity of hay. 1t was al
most wholly destroyed, and the loss will not
exceed $10o.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon the roof
of Quinby & Hallowelrs blacksmith shop, No.
"a Robert street, was discovered to be in
flames. The fire caught from the chimney,
and for few minutes It ragged fercely. Owing
to the prompt action of the employees, what
must have been q destructive conflagration
was averted, as the shop connected with their
extensive carriage repository. The fire was
squelched with few buckets of water and the
damage was slight.
Our citizens will probably enjoy their last
opportunity on Friday and Saturday evenings
OF witnessing HaVerly's Juvenile Pinafore
company. It is saiG that the company has
been greatly strengthened since it was last
here, while all the old favorites have been re-
tanned and show a marked improvement Per-
formances will be given on Friday and Satur-
day evenings and Saturday afternoon. The
sale of reserved seats will commence on Thurs
day morning at 8 o'clock for either perform
ance.
painful accident took place Yesterday fore.