Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-22
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A reupion took place at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Spiel. last night. the occasioI
being the anniversary of his sisters wedding.
Intelligence was received yesterday Of the
death Of the grandson Of Secretary Ramsey,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Furness, Of Philadelphia.
A good beginning has been made this weel
in clearing away the ruins of the Kelly and
Averill buildings preparatory to beginning re-
building.
The county auditor was engaged yesterday in
selling at auction delinquent property in the
Sixth ward and new territory. The delinquent
township property will be sold to-day.
ruction took place at the st. Paul house
yesterday afternoon caused by the antics of a
muscular individual who tried to clean out the
house. he was run in by officer Baer and will
have chance to sober mp.
In doing the rounds night before last Chas.
Krimm took bowl too many, and while the
sack went to his head he was marched to the
lookup. He was before Judge O. Brien yester-
day, who sent him mp for three days.
Naeller Bros. saloon, Seven corners, was the
scene of disgraceful row night before last,
during which man named Hugh Turran was
severly beaten. he was kicked out of the
house and fled like Thanksgiving shoat. !
A seedy and very dirty little man named
John Carr was before hizzoner yesterday for
vagrsncy. He is q free lunch fend and
s'works'' the bean counters for all they are
worth. He was sent to the dry dock for thirty
days.
A plat was fled in the register of deeds of
fee yesterday of Higel's addition to st. Paul.
The property belongs to Dawson and Smith.
and is situated about three quarters of mile
from the plow works. and within short dis
tance of the rife park. 1t is named in honor
Of Gen. Sigel.
The following order waa fled by Judge Viii.
kin yesterday in the ease Of Ramsey county
against W. M. Stees
Ordered, That the motion to settle the case
heretofore allowed in said action, be and the
same is hereby denied.
Hardware Row" is q name already given
therow of three buildings going up on Fourth
street, near the st. Paul & Manitoba office
building, one of which is to be occupied by
Strong, Hackett & Co., the second by Brewer &
Co., and the third by Geo. L. Farwell.
Architects and builders of st. Paul say they
have never known preparations for next sea-
sons building operations set in SO early and
strong as they have this season. Great az
have been the building improvements begun in
the city the present year they will be largely
exceeded the coming year.
Mrs. Povlisck resides in the Bohemian settle
ment and for some reason she entertains a lat
emit grudge against Officer Kleacky. Yesterday
afternoon she visited the latter's house and
amused herself by stoning the windows. She
managed to cause considerable damage and q
warrant has been issued for her arrest.
Last night two young girls were arrested at
Ahern's saloon, On Minnesota street, where, in
mixed company of whites and blacks, they
were indulging in most disgraceful orgie. The
girls do not seem like hard char aoters, and had
been induced to enter the place through the
influence of disreputable acquaintances.
The annual meeting Of the Railroad Conduct
ors' Life. e.Insurance company. will assemble in
this city on the 9th and 7th of October. Over
one hundred members are expected anda pre-
parations are being made for their proper re-
ception.and attention while here by conduct
ors who claim their home in st. Paul.
disconsolate benedict named Frank p.
Gatschke called at the Office of the district
court, yesterday afternoon, and demanded a
divorce instanter. He stated that his wife,
Rosa, had left his bed and board and skipped
out with q fly young blood whose name is nm
known. He was referred to lawyer, who will
loose the bonds as soon as possible.
An old gentleman named John Oady, resid-
ing on Fourth street near Lindeke's mill, was
knocked down and quite seriously, if not fatal
ly injured on Monday evening, by a. runaway
ried to his home and DR.. Murphy called. who
fears that his injuries may prove fatal owing
to his advanced years.
About 10 o'clock last night the residence of
Sheriff King was invaded by host of friends,
who made him the recipient of genuine sur
prise party. The young people, of whom there
we're twenty couples, were accorded most
hearty welcome, and an evening was passed of
delightful festivity. The party was originated
by Mr.. j. G.. Donnelly, and the occasion was
one of unalloyed enjoyment.
James Jordan was arraigned at the police
court yesterday charged with the larceny OF
two chairs from man named Fmoher, form.
er resident of the Sixth ward. It is claimed
that defendant was employed to remove furni-
ture for the prosecuting witness and that while
so doing cabbaged the chairs. Defendant
states that Fmoher refused to pay for the cart
age and that be kept the chairs for compensa-
tion. The hearing will take place to-day.
5plriueu runaway OcCoIIou yoSteIu6y IOre
noon in West st. Paul. The. grocery wagon Of
Mr.. g. w. Gray was standing in front of his
store when barrel rolled against the horses
feet, frightening him so that he struck ont on
bee-line for the woods. Reaching the upper
bridge near Brugeeman'a brewery, wheel
struck the railing, and the horse was thrown
down the embankment sustaining slight in
| juries. The wagon was almost totally de
molished.
A more fearful spectacle than that presented
by Henry Mccarthy at the, police court yester
day, it would be difficult to imagine. Bott
eyes were closed and his face was battered to 8
| jelly. He was arraigned on the charge o1
drunk and disorderiy, having been bounced
| from Rouleau's boarding house, on Robert
street, where, it is claimed, he had raised q
disturbance. No one appeared to prosecute
and defendant was discharged, 1t is pity
that an examination was not had to show how
| he had been 30 fearfully punished.
A peculiar case was on trial before Judg,
Brill yesterday, being an action to recover $20(
| damages for the alleged destruction Of por
trait. The parties to the suit are Mrs. F. F.