Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-07
CITY GLOBULEs

persons DESTROYS of oonnubial happiness.
The case of the State against George Memo,
charged with bastardy. has been continued un.
til the fifth of next month. d
A decision was rendered by Judge Wilkin
yesterday denying the motion for new trial
in the case Of James Boyd against William Par.
ten and VIM. Boyer.
Yesterday afternoon Chief Weber arrested
two drunken soldiers in front Of the Metropol-
itan hotel for insulting passers-by. They were
locked mp for the night.
The new distillery is in splendid working or
der, and as q source of revenue to the govern
ment it cannot be beat. Stamps were issued
yesterday to the amount of 1877.
A iaborer named John Green, employed in
excavating the lot at the corner of Fourth and
Sibley streets, hade his left hand severely
crushed yesterday by heavy stone falling
on it.
The city treasurer yesterday disbursed
s336.50 to the city laborers, the sewer force re-
ceiving S16S.63, the upper district street force
$lQO.37 and the lower district street force
s67. so.
At o'clock last night August Forth came to
police headquarters and desired lookout to be
kept for a cream colored pony belonging to
him which had been stolen or strayed from
Pleasant avenue.
At Plymouth church is to be given the second
in series of sermons to young men. Last
Sabbath night 1.-THE Worth and Cost of Con-
science was the theme; this evening the sub
ject is ''The Worth of Character"
Hugh McReady, who was committed few
days since for pure cussedness, was released
from the county Jail yesterday, on the repre-
sensations of his wife, who is too good and
worthy woman for such q thankless migrate.
A telegram was received by Detective Keat-
ing, yesterday, from Springfield, Illinois, stat
ing that the requisition papers necessary to OBJ
tain the transfer of ''Nibsey" Payne from
Saltwater to Chicago had been forwarded. The
documents are expected to arrive to-day.
The first annual ball of the Cigar Makers
Protective Union will be given at Pfeifer's hall
on Monday evening, the 18th inst. Elaborate
preparations will be made, and every means
will be employed to make the event a success.
Music will be furnished by the Great Union
band orchestra and it will be gala night for
lovers of the weed.
When the aristocratic denizens of the great
cities of the East desire al exceptionally fine
deIicacy they invariably send to the West. The
above is verified by an order received by
Smith, the Third street fruitier. yesterday,
from New York, calling for 400 buffalo and 200
reindeer tongues. Not wishing TO be hoggish,
of course St. Paul will send them.
A soldier named Thomas Bennett became
budged night before last and was lodged in the
cooler. He doomed up at the police court yes
terday morning minus hat and stated that he
was due at! the Fort at 9 o'clock, and not
wishing to demoralize the army Judge Flint in
structed the officer to turn him over to the
military authorities, which was done.
The committee on examination of candidates
for the bar, consisting of Messrs. Wilson,
Pierce and Allis, met in district court cham
bers yesterday afternoon, Judge Brill presid-
ing. Mr.. Philip Haas and Mr.. Fl. r. Goode-
now presented themselves for admission, and
passed aavditable examination. The exam
ination was taken under sdvisement.
George Ottawa, who. with Henry Jones. was
arrested ct Eyeta for making and passing
Oommis.ionsr osSdoso ysstefdsy m SSaE The
prisoner waived examination and was commit
ted to the county jail ut Winona in default of
81, 900. His trial will take place at Winona Ut
the next term of the U. 8. district court.
The following decision was rendered by
Judge Wilkin on yesterday in the case Of
NJ. Hogan against Daniel Maloney and the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad COM
pany, garnishees: Order denying motion for
the reversal of the Judgment of the justice
court againt garnishee and for judgment in
favor of said plaintiff for costs and disburse-
ments and further ordering said garnishee be
discharged.
Between four and five o clock yesterday after
noon there was quite little breeze at the
corner of Robert and Twelfth streets. A
colored man known as Dandy Lewis was as
sailed by three females known as Mrs. Clarence
Jones, Della Jones and Belle Smith. Lewis
was going along peaceably when they attacked
him. One of the Amazons was armed with a
stick and stone but did not use them. Lewis
moved on" as rapidly as possible, using NO
violence and behaving creditably under such
sggravating circumstances.
Among the papers to be contributed on the
occasion of the two hundredth anniversary OF
the discovery of the Falls of St. Anthony, will
be one from Rev. E. 3. Thomas, rector of St.
Paurs church. on Protestant missions among
the early white settlers in this portion of the
country. Rev. Mr.. Thomas well qualified
to supply this article, which will be an able
and faithful record of the early pioneers, who
planted the banner of the cross on the soil OF
Minnesota, and who did so much to mould the
moral and religious character of our people.
Messrs. Drake, Merriam, Rigelow and Gear,
of the St. Paul & Sioux City railroad company,
arrived home yesterday forenoon, having part
ed WITH the Eastern magnates at Sioux City.
These gentlemen went on to Omaha, from
which point they will return to Chicago, and