Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-01
uITY aLoBULEs.

days
During the past month Tailor Jessrang pro-
vided for 276 dodgers.
There were ten box and one still alarm of
fire during November.
The case of Julia T. Greenleaf agains P. F.
Egan is still on trial in the district court.
John W. Willis has commenced suit against
Edna P. and I. ". Webb to enforce paymsnt of
note for S2s6.
E. A. Binckenhotf & Co. have commenced
suit in the district court against N. B. Harwood,
to collect debt of sI,sl6.
There we're liz instruments. including
deeds, fled at the register of deeds office dur
ing .vember and the collections amounted to
s275.
James Kenny was mp yesterday charged with
frescoing the mug of an employee named John
McDermots. The hearing was continued until
to-day.
Smith Bros. OF the sgt. Louis. on jackson,
paid slC0 duties yesterday on choice liquors
which they have just imported. They keep
the best.
The weather reports from the Northern Pa
ci6c line yesterday showed pleasant winter
weather from Duluth TO the end Of the track.
but at Wadena low barometer was reported.
Last week party of hunters came into Fort
Porter and stated that 100 Sioux warriors had
been seen near Mount Fair butte. Scouts were
sent out but no signs were apparent of the re
ported warriors.
Nick Potfgieser lost. on yesterday, valuable
gauntlet glove on Wabashaw street, between
the American House and the postofice. The
finder will rec-ive a reward by returning to
Nick's place next the custom hou o.
James Hall was arralgned at the police court
yesterday charged with the larceny of steer
from j. 81. Mcintosh & Co. an account of
the transaction having appeared in yesterdays
issue of the GLOBE. This hearing was contIn.
ned until TO cay.
fire at Kuapp Wis, the other day, destroy
ed the wagon and paint shops, of the Bailey
Manufacturing company. of this CITY. with q
part of their contents. Loss about 81 ,0OU; I'M
insured. The shops will at once be rebuilt on
an enlarged scale.
Booth, of Wabashaw street. yesterday ex-
pressed highly ornamental wedding cake, ads
dressed, Eliza Macinder. care of Robert
Mscind,r. Bismarck, Dakota" 1t Is under
stood the wedding takes place this evening or
10 morrrw morning.
COnstabes Lonegan and Miller were before
Judge OF rien yesterday charged with larceny
on com plant of Edwin Gribble. The charge
ar se II. N the taking of huu-ehold goods from
the lstters house under writ of execution
The bearing will take place to-day.
Tickets for the first grand ball of The Wind
sor hotel walters. to be given ct Sherman hall
Friday evening, Dec. 10, can now be procured
from the committee. 1t Will be one of the
pleasaptest affairs Of the season. and the wait
ers will expect all their friends to attend.
The State auditors Office was visited by a
number of Minneapolis gentlemen yesterday,
the occasion of their visit being the sale OF
stumpage ON State pine lands which are sup
posed 10 be in danger of forest fires. The bids
on which the stumpage was sold ranged from
$1.00 to 90. rs per i,U0u feet.
William Knapp, the discharged soldier, was
brought to City hall by Officers Gibbons and
Newall last night in the throes of fit. The
unfortunate young man struggled terribly and
1t took four strong men to keep him from do
ing il jury. His condition is pitiable and
should call for the bs st medical attention.
Siebold & Holzheimer, dealers in agriculture
al implements at 264 East Seventh street, had
their stock attached by Sheriff King yesterday
to satisfy claim of Studebacker Bros. of
South Bind, Ind, amounting to 500. The
tinue business to-day.
a grand organ concert will be given at the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow evening,
the occasion being the Inauguration Of the new
organ recently purchased by the congregation.
The entertainment promises to be one of unu-
sual excellence. and will merit the patronage
OF the entire comm unity.
Yesterday afternoon q demented looking
creature called at police headquarters and stat
ed that she had been made to drink whisky by
another woman. The girl acted silly and could
give account of herself. She carried an old
carpet sack aud called herself Kate. She is
evidently insane, and the case will come before
Judge 0Gornan to-day.
The funeral of Mrs. VIM. d. Shelley took
place yesterday from Unity church. Rev. MIR
Marvin officiating. and was attended by many
personal and family friends of deceased, in
GLIDING a number of the early settlers of the
city and State. The pail bearers were Col.
VIM. Crooks. W. P. Murray, N. Myriok, Major
Pond, Martin Delaney and 81. E. Masterson.
A shiftless looking youth named James Bar
~ was before hizsoner, yesterday. charged
with having no visible means of support,
while his pockets are destitute of coin. he
-epudist. the charge of vagranoy but could
give no .atis aotory account of his stewardship,
Like he of the parable, he was found wanting
and will languish In the bastile for thirty days.
In accordance with the statute the gentlem, n
chosen as Presidential electors for Minnesota
presented themselves to the governor at the
capitol " sterday al received their certificates
of election. To day they will meet at the cap
it'd aud transact their formal business. includ
ipg the seleciiOn of "pe IF their number TO act
"a messenger in conveying their votes to WASH
ington.
Night before last the young daughter of Of
fcer James Mitchell met with a painful and
quite serious accident. The child was sliding
on the ice in the rear of her parents residence
on Minnesota street, when her foot tipped al d
she fell to II he ground. In falling she struck
on her aide. breaking the left arm belo the ell.
bow. DR.. Murphy set the arm but the child
suffers great pain.
Benjamin and David Levenson, father and
son, were srraigned at the police court yester-
day charged with The larceny Of eight OVER
coats and oloaks from Seventh str ct mer
chant named Rosenbaum. Defendants re-
ceived the goods to sell on commission and
failed to make proper returns. It was shown
that the old man had acted rather suspicious in
the premises and he was held TO the grand Jury
in bail of $3.50. The young man was dis
cha ged.