Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-09
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULES.
The offices of the K. N. Packet company are
receiving fresh coat of white paint.
The criminal collections at the police court
yesterday morning amounted to $ll5.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice that q pension claim made
throrgh his Office, had been allowed for 1886.
John Simonitsch, John Schneider. Joseph
Berghoff and NJ. Anton Bussen, of Richmond,
Stearns county, have associated themselves as
1.-THE Richmond Mining Company"
Messrs. Porter, Bishop, Winter, Clarke, Lin
coin and Boyden returned to the city at
o'clock from their trip of inspection of the
st. Paul Sioux City road and branches.
An action was commenced in the district
court on yesterday by Mrs. NJ. j. Dayton
against Edward Longeviu and ]. B. Olivier to
recover property sold for delinquent taxes.
A drunken individual was arrested by Officer
Zirklebach yesterday afternoon for fighting at
a saloon in Fort street. He YVES locked up and
will appear before Judge Flint this morning.
During tho fire Sunday night, Chief Strong
had both his hands badly frozen. They were
fearfully swollen yesterday, but with proper
medical attention no serious difficulty is antici-
pated.
Scattering fakes of snow yesterday Afternoon
served as reminder that winter still fingered
in the lap of spring. The closing part of the
sentence above being original, We have secured
copyright.
Amended articles of incorporation of the
Minneapolis Millers' association were filed in
the secretary of states Office yesterday, increas-
ing the capital stock of the association from
.$35, 900 to $75, 900.
The ]. /. Case threshing machine company
has filed a notification in the secretary of
states office announcing the appointment of
Charles NJ. Start, ESQ.,, of Rochester, as their
legal representative in this State.
young man named Edward Russell was
arraigned at the municipal court yesterday
morning charged with stealing quantity of
kid gloves while the fire was in progress ON
Sunday night. The examination was con-
tinued until to-day.
Yesterday morning ]. P. Ingalls,, Of Wadena
county, was arranged before United States
Commissioner Cardozo, charged with cutting
timber on government lands. After examina-
ton Ingalls, was discharged, the evidence not
being sufficient to hold him.
About eight o'clock last night Officer Babe
observed man lying on the sidewalk, corner
of Fourth and Wabashaw streets. An examin-
alton demonstrated that it was q mere youth
overcame by intoxication. He was lugged to
the station and given q berth for the night.
Mayor Dawson desires to say, Officially" in
answer to the resolutions adopted by delegs-
tion of Bohemian citizens regarding the re-
lie o.. Oh
force, that by calling on him or Chief Weber
sufficient facts can be given to prove unfitness
for the position.
The complaint against John Matheis, No.
II East Third street, for obstructing the side
walk was withdrawn when it was shown that
the obstruction was unavoidable on account of
the receipt of a new stock of carpets, and that
the bales of goods were being removed as fast
as the full force of the establishment would
permit.
A man named James McCann visited the po-
lice court yesterday afternoon, and stated that
he had visited the St. Thomas house on buai-
ness and had been given the grand bounce bY
number of Norwegians. John Peterson. the
proprietor of the house, beat the inofenslve
James over the head with chair. A warrant
was issued for Peterson, and the case will come
up to-day.
Nine suits were commenced in the district
court on yesterday against Leopold Isaacs,
sggregating total Indebtedness of $500.
The names of the plaintiffs and the respective
amounts are as follows: p. Sorg, s446. so;
L. Simons ct al, 81 1906; E. 8. Sutro, ct al,
S1,007; B. Pollock, $3.50; F. Lazarus, ct al,
$1,095; James Brussell, ct al, $494; Adolph
Kerbs ct al, $l,6lS; Chas. Brady, ct al,
81, 1856; Frey Bros, 1855.
The governor has refused to extradite
'Nibsey' Payne to the Chicago authorities.
The grounds of the governors refusal are that
he is not satisfied from the facts presented by
the Chicago parties that Payne could be con-
victed of connection with the killing for which
he is sought, in which event he would go free,
escape the remainder of his sentence in this
State, still having nearly three years and six
months to run.
The Minnesota Historical society held its
regular meeting last night. Gen. Sibley pre-
sided. There was considerable number of
items Of business considered and talked over
but nothing that would be of general interest
resigned his seat as a councillor of the society,
and ballot being taken to fill the vacancy,
Hon. Norman w. Kittson, the "oldest settler
of Minnesota" was elected in his place.
Inquiry of General Manager Sargent, of the
Northern Pacific railroad yesterday, elected
the information that Superintendent Towne
with his large working force going west were at
Thirteenth siding, within fourteen miles of the
pfrty working east from Bismarck. Superin-
tendent Towne also reported warm south winds,
under the influence of which the snow was
softening up, greatly facilitating the work, SO
that he is confident the road will be opened
through to Bismarck this evening.
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