Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-06
CITY GLOBULES.


J. n. Schurmeier for alleged services.
Transfer of judgment for Slab was filed in
the district court yesterday in the case of j. b.
Bassett & Co., against the Minnesota Lake Park
association.
A lad named Frank Deck was before Judge
Flint on yesterday charged with the crime of
irving to demoish the Ryder mansion by
bombardment of rocks. The examination was
continued until to-day.
Messrs Moeller & Stahlmann, manufacture
ers and dealers in cigars, opened their estab-
lishment in Sherman block, Wabashaw street,
yesterday, where they have the handsomest
quarters in st. Paul.
An action was commenced in the district
court on yesterday by j. b. H"ne against Mary
F. and Charles Truman Smith, to have mort
gage vacated on property IN Washington coun-
ty in favor of the Backus minors.
Johu Lilies, alias Yankee Sullivan, and
James Thompson were released from the county
Jail on Yesterday, having served year S SEN
tence for larceny. The former IS seeking
mass to his friends at st. Louis, and should be
accommodated.
Sioux City Journal, Tuesday: The St. Paul
shops are busy with repaies on engines now;
SO busy, in fact. as to run nights and Sundays
occasionally. The blacksmith shop of the
company is to be somewhat enlarged IN the
spring and the wood shop worked to Its iuli
capacity.
The dubious Diamonds, Jennie and Joe, met
with an unexpected windfall yesterday, con-
viewed in the intelligence that their house, sit
uated in Wisconsin and insured for $500, had
been DESTROYED by fire. The money may serve
to get them out of very unpleasant dilemma,
in the event of fine.
The grand masquerade ball to be given under
tho auspices of the German society, at the
Athenaeum, on Monday evening, bids fair to
eclipse any similar event ever given IN this
citv Elaborate arrangements have been made
for the occasion, and every adjunct has peen
EMPLOYED to make the event a triumphal sue
cess.
The Sioux City Journal of Tuesday says:
T Van Hoven, of st. Paul. ships two cars OF
cattle from this city to Chicago to-day, that
are a little better than anything sent out for
some time They average l, 700 all around, and
were contracted to Mr.. Van Hoven by Alex.
Elliott month ago for 81. % per hundred
weight.
Upon the urgent request of friends Lizzie
Plunkett was released from the House OF Good
Shepherd yesterday to permit her to accom-
pany her mother to Fargo, their future place
of residence. 1t will be remembered that she
was one of two young girls who visited
Diamonds bagnio with william named Rooney,
all of whom were committed.
An action for divorce was commenced In the
district court on yesterday, by Charlotte NJ.
Ven Buskirk from her husband, James Won
Buskirk, on the charge of desertion. 1t IS al
legged that the parties were married IN 1850 and
cd L,
since VIXEN be has not put IN an appearance.
The lady will no doubt be Accommodated.
St. Paul Building association No. l, will loan
$4,000 per month, beginning tomorrow night,
to any man or woman who has lot, to build a
house on it. Interest per cent. per annum.
PAYMENTS monthly-not exceeding the rent of
the house. Gen. Johnson is the president and
J. W. McCuug the secretary of this assocla-
ton, now in its eleventh year of successful
work.
John Thera and Ernest Martin INDUCED in a
dispute about the ownership of "a buck-saw at
the cattle yards yesterday afternoon, during
which the parties came to blows. The latter
got the worst Of the fracas, and he visited the
police court last evening with both eyes in
mourning and dubious confusion on the
probescis. A warrant was issued for the arrest
of the alleged agg-essor, and the case will be
tried to-day.
A few days stree man named Dufour swore
out a warrant in the police court for the arrest
of Thomas Cakes, on the charge of assault ard
battery. In swearing out the warrant COM
plainant alleged that he had been assailed by
Cakes, who felled him to the ground with pair
of brasr knuckles. The strange part of the pro-
ceeding TRANSFERRED yesterday, when Dufour
entered the police court paid costs of 81 and
withdrew the complaint, which is proof posi-
tive that the affair has been compromised.
Among the Improvements of the next sea-
son, to be commenced just as soon as the
weather will permit, is handsome three-story
brick building on Minnesota near Fifth street.
The building will be erected by Sphinx Son
for vinegar factory, and will have all the
latest and improved machinery for such work.
The building will be n handsome, ornamental
edifce of brick, with a frontage of 35 feet run
ming back fer 100 feet. 1t will be built after
special design by Mr.. p. Sphinx, and for the
purpose, as stated, of n vinegar factory. The
contract for the excavation, foundation and
brick work has been let, and it is expected that
the building will be occupied by the LIST of May
next.
young man named Christian Zimmerman
was arrested yesterday afternoon charged with
the larceny of q $40 watch and several trinkets
from Theodore Beulke, doing business on East
Seventh street. A few weeks since young Zim-
norman applied Tor work at the butcher shop
conducted by MIR. Beulke. and was given hon
orable employment. Taking advantage of the
latter's temporary absence Wednesday, the
light fingered knave went through his employ
cr's effects and selected the watch and several
ether small articles of jewelry. He was ar
rested by Officer Zirklebach, and taken before
Judge Flint, who committed him to the county
Jail for ninety days, where no will develop
muscle on the wood pile.
Juvenile Depravity.