Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-19
CITY GLOBULES.

receiver.
The municipal court is having boom In
civil cases, one of which is dated Tor nearing
so far ahead as the 10Th of August.
An action was commenced II the district
court. Yesterday, by Aaron Baker against Jas
nj. Phillips. to enforce the payment OF Ior-
mer Judgment for $4,000.
A decision was rendered by Judge Bril- yes
terday sustaining the demurrer TO the Ahs"eI ;
in the case of Jennie r. Lamprey, against W.
+. Davidson and John f. O'Brlen'
Shit was commenced in the district court
,-as,ordsv bv Joseph Robert against Augustus
Whitman, to settle the title anu te 81 O.
session of certain property in West st. Paul.
John Quinn is one of the trio OF roughs thaE
rsisa5 perdition, last Sunday, at Hornung S
brewery. He was before Judge Flint yesterday
and fined 50 on the charge OF dlsoroeriy con
duct.
Rank book No. 1928, issued from the
Communication bank, was plckeo up on
Wahashaw street last evening, and Will be re-
turned TO the bank to-day, where the owner
can reclaim 1t.
The hoard of trade met at Mcllrath * GIL
bert's office yesterday, and appolnten Messrs-
MoIlrath. Schultz and Jellet committee on
nermauent organization, The board then al
iourned for one week.
The condition of Mr.. Miles Smith, who was
seriopslv injured by falling from staging
last Monday, was changed yesterday, Tor the
better. Ii is thought that no bones were proAeh
and that he will rapidly recover.
To-day the police begin to take the dog fesis'
try. To prevent delay, save expense and trou-
bile. the owners of valuable dogs are advised to
come up TO the city treasurer oihce ana pay
the 81 tax necessary to legaIlze hSdropnopia'
A strong wind blowing from the southwest
sbout noon Yesterday, struck the Cedar street
mart of the circus bill board, and levelled n to
the ground. The howlers will no doubt
see in the event the Interpretation Oh divine
providence.
Erick Rernen visited the police court yester-
terday. and related n doleful story about the
doings Of one W Halsted, who is IN the habit
of kicking up rows in the formers saloon on
Rosabel street. warrant was issued Ior me
arrest of Halsted and he will be persuaded 10
explain to the court.
An important meeting Of citizens was NJ ID
at the chamber of commerce. last night, to
devise plans for uniting with real estate owners
to secure more houses il st. Paul. hr. McCiung
submitted some important plans which will be
published in detail tomorrow.
Dick Dead.eye, chief Of the Minneapolis con
stables, was prompl as lightning, yesterday
morning in denying the GLOBES exclusive ac-
count of the robbery of Jewett's clothing store
in Minneapolis on Friday night. He telephon-
ed down tha. it was no such thing, but jew
EFT doesn't agree with him to the amount OF
$3.50.
Notice of the allowance of four pension
claims were received by Adiutant General Van
Cleve yesterday. Two were increase, from s.
to IS per month, back payments being $64.@7
and $l3S. 81 respectively, one widows at SIS
per month, first payment S2oS, and brothers
and sisters claim for arrearages of pay, total
S1l4.47.
An aged Bohemian woman, with the euphoni-
Gus name of Annie Lundeen, was arraigned at
the police court yesterday, charged with keep
ing a disreputable house in the vicinity OF
Seventh street bridge. She promised to make
the house as orderly as Methodist class room.
and on motion of the city attorney the case
was dismissed.
The case of James Rockford, charged with
swindling an intoxicated person named Isaac
Smith out Of $35, was called on a continuance
in the municipal conrt yesterday morning.
The defendant was arrested the double
charge of larceny and resisting an officer. He
was not ready for trial and the hearing was
continued until the 22d inst.
Articles of Incorporation of the DeGraff as
ISOLATION were filed with the secretary of state
Yesterday. The board of directors for manag-
ing the business of the association are E. w.
Corning, G.. L. Coater, G. J. Williams, Patrick
Moore, John Clement, j. G. Fogarty and John
J. Mcdonnell, with Patrick Moore, president
g. L. Coster, vice president; @. j. Williams,
secretary; and J. @. Fogarty, treasurer.
quiet and pleasant little wedding cere-
mony took place last evening at tho residence
of MIR. George II. Stahlman, No. East Third
street the happy parties being Mr.. Ed. q.
Stahlrnan and Miss Carrie Beck. Only few
of their intimate friends were present, and the
young couple, very sepsibly, propose to settlS
down to the enjoyment of dUmestic life with
out any nonsense such as extended wedding
tours, etc. The best wishes of the GLOBE are
extended to the newly welded couple.
William Leggins and W. H. a. Gordon. have
been co-partners in the transorial parlor con-
nected with the Clarendon hotel. It appear
that Gordon didn't show up early enough yes
terdsy morning to get the patronage of thi
matutinal shaves, and he was taken TO task by
Leggins, who administered a reprimand. A
dispute took place. and the razor act was an
tieipated by the proprietor of the hotel, who
rushed in and separated the belligerents. Cor
don claims to have been stabbed, and swore Oui
warrant for the others arrest.
Yesterday, A. E. Scott while working on the
new brick building being erected by Com
modoFe Davidson, on jackson, between Fiftt
and Sixth street, met with serious accident.
He was descending the ladder from the scat
fold and it turning with him, threw him tC
the ground, he falling upon his head. he was
picked up senseless and taken 10 DR.. Jones'
Office, at the corner of Fourth and jackson
street. There he was subjected to an examius
ton, and, wonderful to cay, only scalp wounC
OF cash was found on him, and, beyond this
he does not complain Scott was quickly put
in good repair and sent home.
One of the most charming surprise partie,
of tho season took place on Monday evening al
the residence of ]. w. Jaggar, Esq, No. OF
West Third street, the occasion being the tenth
wedding anniversary, or ''tin wedding" of Mr.
and Mrs. Jaggar. Owing TO the absence OF
Mr.. Jaggar on business, an intended reception
was deferred, but their friends decided other
wise, and sent one of their number at an early
hour to ''spend the evening" with Mrs. Jaggar
while they marshaled their forces for the CRANE
event. Soon after P. IL, the entire party ar
rived, each having piece of tinware filled
with edibles. They trooped into the drawing
rooms, captured the astonished hostess, took
possession of the culinary department. anC
proceeded to make merry evening of it.
What with instrumental and vocal music, so
cial chat and bountiful supper, the Jolly sur
prisers passed the happy hours until after mid
night when they babe adieu to their charming
hostess, who expressed herself moro than hap
py at the kind and thoughtful attentions of
her very dear friends.
Personal.
@. Il. Finch, of Chicago, is at the Clareu