Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-28
CITY GLOBULEs.

The committee on claims met yesterday
afternoon and transacted the usual amount of
routine business.
Amended articles of incorporation were filed
by the Minneapolis Tribune company yester-
with the secretary of state.
The annual May festival, under the auspices
of the Great Western band, will be given at
Lake Elmo about the middle of next month
An order was filed by Judge Smona yester-
day, discharging the order to show cause in the
case of Whitfield, Powers & Co. VS.. Conrad
JUL.
A decision was rendered by Judge Wilkin
Yesterday, denying the motion for new trial
in the case of Samuel D. Lord against Artemus
Gale.
Yesterday the city treasurer sent $4,000 to
New York to pay interest falling due on the city
debt, and $4,000 on account of the board of
education.
Gen. Ruggles was at White Bear yesterday,
locating his family for the summer. Col.
Smith performed the duties of his Office during
his absence.
Edna Zenzius, the young girl that was badly
scalded at E. l.. Larpenteur's house last week,
is rapidly improving and she is now considered
out of danger.
The bond for ESQ filed by Mr.. W. D.
Rogers, executor of the late Hiram Rogers, in
the probate court a few days since. was yester-
day disapproved.
Charlie Feist, saloon keeper at the corner
of Washington and Eagle streets, caught q
drunken tramp stealing bride, yesterday,
and brought him to the lookup.
Mrs. Grace Perry, visiting at 159 West Third
street, complained yesterday of having been
visited by thieves, who secured gold locket
and chain. The perpetrators are not known.
As predicted in yesterdays GLOBE, Judge
Flint occupied his accustomed seat on the open
ing of court yesterday morning, as the injuries
received by the fall were fortunately very
trivial.
Thomas ODell, pioneer citizen Of st. Paul,
and who has been afflicted with cancer of the
jaw for a number of years, left for Rome, N.
Y, last Monday, where be will undergo sur
Rical operation.
A suit has been commenced by John B. San
born against Samuel B. Easley, to recover the
title to certain real estate in section II and
town SO, and also the property in section !,
town SO, Ramsey county.
Most of the White Bear yachts are ready for
business. Dunn launched the Merrimack early
in the past week, and on Sunday several sail
boats, public and private, were lying at their
moorings u making trial trips around the
lake.
Officer Bremen run in one of the drunken
Cressey women, yesterday. She was creating
jealous row among lot of colored folks on
Eagle street, by the preference given her
charms by the cOlored male population OF that
neighborhOod.
Peter Fretz and James Daulton have COM
menced separate suits in the district court
against A. r. McGill and Others, to recover 80
acres of land in section 10 and town 81, 81 acres
in section ~ and so acres of land in section %,
town "a, In Ramsey county.
The commissions for the officers of the st.
Paul Guard, the militia organization recently
effected in st. Paul. were issued yesterday.
They were to the following gentlemen: Charles
8. Bunker, captain; VIM. r. Bend, First lieut.
enant, VIM. 81. Oxley, Second lieutenant
Suit was commenced in the district court,
yesterday, by MCCARTHY & Donnelly against the
Odd Fellows, to recover $3.50. The plaintiffs
are tenants in Odd Fellows block and alleged
that the water pipes were allowed to break in
the store, damaging pictures, etc., to the above
stated amount.
Yesterday was lady's day at the lookup. One
of the Greasy women was assisted in, being too
drunk to come of her own accord. And Lizzie
Williams was brought in roaring drunk from
Wabashaw and Fourth streets, where she had
taken possession of street car, having driven
all the passengers out by her foul mouth pro-
family. Capt. Clark gathered her In.
Chief Weber received Toronto Globe yester-
day, calling attention to the mysterious disar
pearanoe of Mr.. Keso lessee of the Royal Opera
house. It's believed he is making his way TO
Montana, and the police here are requested to
look out for him. Financially, nothing is
wrong with Keso, but it is presumed he has
wandered off in q fit of mental alteration.
An old timer ma med Robert Wilson, who has
done the State some service, was before Judge
Flint yesterday on the charge of vagrancv. He
stated that he had employment at Fort Smelling
and had come to the city for the purpose of
getting his washing. He was given thirty
days, and execution of the sentence was stayed
for an hour in order to give him a chance to
leave the city.
Following is literal copy of an epistle re-
Ceived by the district clerk yesterday forenoon:
Clerk of said county, received My Naturais-
cation papers Lost them in lake Michigan
Was shipt Rect and wish to have them to me,
/ hade them taken out 3 years ago, Pleas sende
to me to Porter station.
Ind Postotise
Ole Oleson Bergen,
Porter station Ind.
Prof. Burt State superintendent of public
instruction. leaves to-day for st. CLOUD to wit
ness and take part in the closing exercises of
the normal school, The exercises will continue
to-day and tomorrow, closing tomorrow with
the graduating exercises. The graduating class
numbers 1913 from the higher or three years
course, and twelve from tine lower, OF two
years course. Gov. Pillsbury has signifed his
intention of being In attendance upon the ex-
ercises Thursday.
Two suits were begun in the district court
yesterday against O. A. and Lucy G. Gilman
to recover the deeds of certain property situat-
ed in bauk City, Stearns county. The frat is
brought by N. p. CLARK, who alleges that de-
PENDANTS obtained the deed of the property in
question with intent to cheat and defraud. The
other suit is brought by Joseph Robert and
wife, who allege the same course of action, and
both plaintiffs ask that the deeds now in the
possession of defendants be null and void.
Prof. Cohn's language Glasses on the "Natu-
raj Method will meet in the Curtiss business
college, corner Third and Wabashaw streets,
on and after Monday, May I'd, for term of
six weeks. On Saturday, April S0th, at P. NJ.
and 7:SO p. NJ he will give further illustrations
of the method. All are invited. Prof. Tous-
ley writes: 1.-THE professor is brilliant in
structor. he is simply an inspiration before
any class. Madame Leontine Arnot- Cohn, q
native French lady and an experienced teacher
of the method, will be at the rooms on Saturday
evening.
For q week or two the squatters in the Bo-
hemian settlement in the Fourth ward have
been removed by the police. They have taken
up quarters in various parts of the city; in the
vicinity of Stahlman's brewery and about the
Plow works seems to be their favorite resort.
Yesterday Officer Clouse visited the neighbor.
hood of the pillow works and notified them to
quit. Notice was given to George Duchene,
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