Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
CITY aLOBULEs.

Twenty-Five voters were nsturaliEed yester-
day.
The Fourth ward Hancock club held bust
ness meeting last evening which was well at
eended.
Michael Flynn has sworn out warrant for
the arrest OF bis wife on the charge of disorder
ly conduct.
An order for judgment was filed by Judge
Brill yesterday, in the case of Van q. Higaens
against Harry 8. Dale.
Yesterday Judge Bill denied tse motion for
an order to plead in the case of John Mahoney
against David Stevenson and others.
A decree of divorce was rendered by Judge
Brill yesterday. separating Gotfreid Hartleib
from his wife Catherine on the grounds of de.
sertiops
J. o. Vervais, the genial and efficient assist
ant in the abstract Office, left the city yester-
day for Wright county, where he was sum-
moned as a witness IN case.
After the terrific blow the sweet air and
bright sunlight of yesterday came as God
send Now for several weeks Of perfect Min
nesota weather, and all may be happy yet.
Almont Ford, the young man shot by his
maniac wife. Was down town yesterday for the
first time since the shooting. He is able TO
walk around and will soon be In usual health.
Genial Jimmy O'Brien. Of the district court
Office, was engaged yesterday In comforting the
rights of citizenship on those who bad hitherto
neglected to swear out their naturalization
papers.
The Jury in the case of Henry Bease against
Vii
for $500 damages to plaintiffs land, returned a
verdict yesterday for ninety dollars IN favor
of plaintiff.
In the divorce case of Carolina T. Voss
against Chas. T. Voss. Judge Brill issued an
order yesterday requiring defendant to pay $50
counsel fees to plaintiffs attorney. and pay the
sum of seven dollars per week for her main
tenance.
The members of the Third ward Hancock,
Eugl:sh and sibley club will rally at Pfeifer's
ball this evening at o'clock. Addresses will
be made by Gen. r. W. johnson and VIM.
Louis Kelly and largo attendance is re-
auested.
Arc you good citizen7 Are you voter
a. r. Keifer, clerk Of the district court, will
be in bis Office every evening until o'clock.
for the coming week, to give the employ ed
during the dey a chance to procure their citi-
zen papers to become voters.
The district court was engaged yesterday in
trying the case of Louis Tandell against
]. @ MCCARTHY for 81, 600 damages. The action
originated from a row between the parties on
tho Sd of July, during which plaintiff claimed
70 have been injured with slung shot.
Arrangements are progressing finely for the
great Democratic rally and procession. to take
place next Saturday night. The ward clubs are
actively engaged in preparing for the event,
and it promises to be one of the most enthusi-
astic demonstrations ever given in this city.
The French fair. for which elaborate prepare
tions have been made, will open at Sherman
hall this evening, under the most hattering
prospects. The arrangements are perfect in all
departments, and brilliant display may be
looked for. The fair will continue four days
and should be well patronized.
The remains of the suicide, James Lowrie,
were buried yesterday from the residence on
Dayton's bluff. Fuueral services were held by
the Rev. DR.. Jennings. of this city, and Rev.
Mr. Christ, of Hastings. The occasion was
very impressive, and the children of the de-
ceased were baptised before the cortege left the
house.
Night before last DR.. st. Clair visited st.
Luke's hospital, leaving his rig hitched out
side. While attending the patients q sneak
thief cabbsged valuable buffalo robe from the
buggy, which has not been recovered. 1t is
thought that the robe was taken by a drunken
woman, who was seen in the vicinity few
minutes before the theft.
Elevator "B' is ready for business, and has
been SO for ten days or more. The engines and
machinery have been run sufficiently TO linn
Der them up, and when fall buainess fully sets
in it may be expected that elevator "B''
will give good account of itself. The dia-
grams of the bins were being put up yesterday
in elevator "a, on Third street.
The market was short on police news yes
day morning, and spot sinners were at q pre-
mium. At the police court the bull pen wore
Sunday go-to-mee.ing look, and criminal
business was at standstill. At 8 o'clock hiz-
zoner folded mp the gig lamps and stepped
from the bench, while the reporters went across
the way to distribute tracts to the heather in
cocktail dispensary.
A few days since the GLOBE announced
quite an extensive robbery at Red Wing, in
which G. A. Arlandson was the sufferer and q
man named James Brown the thief. The rob-
berry consisted in the theft of S45 in money.
watch. revolver, three notes for several hun
bred dollars and quantity of clothing. Yester.
day Marshal John Seastrand, of Red Wing sar-
rived in St. Paul with the burglar who was
WAS
taken to Red Wing last night.
Sam Lang heathen Chinee. and chief en-
gineer in Jackson street washe shop, was ar.
rested yesterday for passing a counterfeit
trade dollar. He passed the coin on Mclean
man named Simpson, and when the vain trick
was discovered be refused to redeem IT. He
was yanked before Judge Csrdoso and was
hnaily induced 10 pay a good dollar,
which made his copper colored skin blush with
rage. He had the gall 20 ask for the return of
the bad money, and discharged after &C.
vere reprimapd.
The mutations of time and the Onward
march of progress plays sad havoc with the
old landmarks. There are few people in st.
Paul whose early recollections of the city are
not in some way associated with that veneer.
able pile formerly known as Motifs castle. but
reiuvenated under the name of the Warren
house. corner of Fourth and jackson streets.
But the enterprising population of TO-DAY
have little respect for the tradi ions of the
past, and the ancient landmark Is doomed to
give way TO more stately edifce. The prop
erty, in short, known as the Warren house.
has been purchased by the managers of the
First Nationalbank who will shortly commence
the construction of magnificent business
block. The property purchased at cost
of $4,000. or about $3.50 per front foot. It
was purchased from A. Ramsey Ninniger the
former