Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-29
CITY GLoBULES.

Forepaugh & Taroox have commenced sn
action against Louis G owdy to collect 1895 n
apromissory note.
The case of the city against young 'Daugher,
charged with disorderly conduct, was dismissed
in the police court, yesterday, for want of
prosecution.
An action was begun in the district court yes
terday by the AtlasEngine company against d.
W. Hawthorne and others. to enforce payment
of 81, $50 on q note.
A very cranky person was arrested on Waoa-
shaw street yesterday afterpoon just tuii
enough to be ugly. He was steered to the
tower by Officer Baer.
Charley Feise will give big oyster supper
at his place. on the corner of Third and st.
Peter streets, next Saturday evening, the night
of the grand Democratic procession.
Last night Chief Weber arrested brace OF
very rum boys on Third street who were so
highly budged that they had lost their bearings.
They were put in the sky parlor to brace up.
A young woman Aamed Hilda Erickson was
sent to the county Jail from Minneapolis yes
terday and will be held here for safe keeping.
Che is charged with the larceny of SoOO.
Prof. Winchell's eighth annual report of the
geological and natural history survey OF MIN
nesota, has been received from the printer by
the secretary of state. The volume Is fuiI OF
information interesting as we'll as valuable.
MIR. 81. W. Sage, of Bay City. Michigan, one
of the heaviest lumbermen of the United
States who has Just returned from Duluth, says
that that city is destined to become the Sagl-
nav of the Lake Superior region as lumber
ing point.
The annual donation to the Home for the
Friendless will be made on Saturday, Oct. 81.
The managers will be at the Home No. Col
Inns street. to receive and entertain their
friends, from to P. NJ. Hope all will re-
member it generously.
The following decision was rendered by Judge
Brill yesterday in the case of William Hogan
and others against Mary Goodrich ct al: Plain
tiffs are not entitled to any relief; defendants
are entitled to judgment accordingly, and Tor
their costs and disbursements.
A reporter of the GLOBE was shown a mag
nifcent portrait yesterday, of Gen. Sibley.
The work is executed in India ink crayon, and
the counterfeit resemblance is almost equal
to life 1t was drawn by E. A. Curtlss d Co.,
artists, of st. Paul & Minneapolis.
About 10 o'clock last night a very small
h,rse attached to an exceedingly large wagon
came meandering slowly down Third street.
He was collared by boy and handed over to
Officer Rouleau, who described him as belong
ing to the ''sooner" genus. The cob was
taken to Judd's stable.
The governor has appointed Earle s. YOU
mans, of Winona, and e.. w. Durant, of Still
water, to represent Minnesota at the meeting
of the Mississippi improvement or river COM
mission of which Judge Underwood. of st.
Louis, is chairman, to be held at st. Louis the
second Tuesday in November.
Louis Degree holds the breaks down on the
St. Paul & Manitoba road. He came to st.
Paul Wednesday night and got ON bit of a
loot. He was arrested yesterday morning by
Officer O'Keefe and in the afternoon he was
before Judge O'Brien. he promised never to
get drunk any more aud was discharged.
Messrs. G. @. Caldwell and Fl. Denebrook,
met with an accident Wednesday night by
driving over high bank on st. Anthony hill,
losing their buggy, of which there was nothing
but splinters left, and the horse is said to have
gone to equine heaven. when next John Gill
pin goes to rice may We be there to see."
The jury in the case of Patrick Kelly
against the St. Paul & Manitoba Railroad COM
pany, on trial in the district court yesterday,
retired at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. The &C.
tien is for $4,000 damages for I'M uries alleged
to have resulted from an accident. At mid
night the jury had not agreed upon verdict.
One of the largest lumber dealers of Chicago
has Just bought forest tract of heavy pine,
aggregating over 1O0000,000 feet, on the St.
Louis river, and has already contracted to put
into the river 5000, 0O0 feet of loPs the coming
winter. He is withdrawing his capital from
Chicago, and will probably settle in St. Paul
permanently.
A few days since John Daugher was arrested
on complaint of a young man named Brady,
who charged him with assault with knife.
The case was continued once or twice and the
final hearing was for yesterday morning.
The case was called at 8 O'clock but none of
the parties put in an appearance and the case
has evidently been settled.
The First ward Republican club meeting last
night, resolved itself into syndicate of three
to try to find certain men willing to do the
dirty work of the God and morality party on
election day, by trying to bullGbze Democrat
ic voters of their right to the suffrage. Up to
IL o'clock last night their success had not been
any more brilliant than the electric light.
Judge B. @. Baldwin of the surveyor gener-
ais Office, was the victim on Tuesday to a
painful accident, which resulted in a broken
arm He WAS repairing the roof of shed in
the rear of his residence on Louis street, when
one of the boards gave way, and precipitated
him to the ground. His left arm was broken
but prompt medical sid was summoned and
he is doing nicely.
The United States census bureau has applied
to State Auditor Whitcomb for advance
copies of his reports covering all items of
State and county valuations, taxes and debts
of State, O. unties, towns, cities, villages and
school districts, the funds and taxes for
support of schools, etc, to be included in that
part of the census report which is Is be made
ready by the 1st of January next.
Nearly everybody in st. Paul knows VIM.
Schmidt of the wholesale liquor house of
William Schmidt & Co., rs Robert street. Those
who do know him will be sorry to learn that
his family residence was burned to the ground
at an early hour this morning. 1t was stu
ated in the Fourth ward, at the corner of
James street and Toronto avenue. The loss is
very nearly complete as to the destruction of
property, although insurance may partially re-
deem it.
The following cars were received and for
warded over the c., NJ. & st. P. line during
the twenty four hours ending at A N. yester-
day: Receipts-Corn, 2; merchandise, 81; lum-
Der, 2; stone, 1; salt, s.; lime. l; railway mate
rials, z; emigrants movables, /; machinery,
wagons, ETC., II; total number cars. So. Ship
ments-Flour, 1; wheat, 5; merchandise, Is;
lumher 70. snlt a. railway materials 9.