Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-30
CITY aLoBULEs.
ELBOWS your scab."

SHOWS your scab."
macbeth" by Mayo tonight.
.rngomar" at the Opera house this after
noon.
The November Indian summer season hal
caught slight cold.
Judge Simons of the district court filed {
decree granting Alice Mckinney divorce from
Mel McKeneyi
Amendments to the articles of incorporation
of the Mill and Dam company of Minneapolis.
were filed with the secretary OF state yester
day.
Fourteen real estate transfers were recorded
with the register Of deeds yesterday, the con
sideration ranging from $3.50 to $4,000, and
the aggregate amounting to SlS,23O.
The broken plate glass windows in Lambit
& Co.'s drug store, corner OF Third and Wa
bashaw streets, in connection with the break
ing of which there Is q 10000 damage suit
we're replaced yesterday.
Three common DRINKS and two DRINKS and
disorderly's up in the police court Yesterday,
took Imprisonment in the county jail fol
terms ranging from five to thirty days. All
Mr.. Baldwin's second concert, at the Bap.
fist church, takes place Friday evening at
o'clock, on which occasion he will be assisted
By Mrs. Matthews, contralto, Miss Crocker,
organlst, and Mr.. Tlnkham, violinist.
81. Caffey, a teamster employed in hauling
lumber for the Nelson lumber company, was
instantly killed Monday in the yard of the
company, East Seventh street, by pile OF
lumber falling on him and crushing his skull.
James A. Hire, engineer of the steamer
Jennie Gilchrist, recently sunk on the Rock
Island bridge, suspended by the local board of
steamboat inspectors, has appealed his case to
Gen. Mark D. Flower of this city, the super
yising Inspector.
The second organ concert, by Prof. Bald
win, will be given at the First Baptist church,
corner of Ninth and Waucota streets. He
will be assisted by Mrs. Mathews, contralto;
Mr.. J. N. Tinkham ,yiolinist. and Miss A. E.
Croker, orgaust,
A report, apparently well founded, was re-
ceiyed here last evening, that man named A..
A. Harrison, a lumberman, was run over and
killed on the Duluth road, about forty-seven
miles from ST. Paul, Yesterday afternoon. No
further particulars could be gained.
Con. Horigan, Vim. Conway and A.
O'Rourke, three of the five parties engaged in
the Sunday row at the corner of Fort and
Forbes street, were brought into the munich
pal court yesterday morning, and had their
cases continued until this morning. Their
two companions have not yet been arrested.
Mr.. Henry W. Sheaver, an old settler, sales
man for Adam Decker, died at his residence.
Somerset street, at o'clock yesterday morn
ing, after an illness of four days of brain
fever. Mr.. Sheaver leaves wife, four married
daughters and three sons. One OF the daugh-
tiers is the wife of Mr.. Albert Lindeke, OF the
firm of Indexes, Warner q Schurmeier.
Gov Pillsbury has appointed Messrs. Louis
Jacobson, Fred Burkhard, and Peter Ramstad,
az the first board of commissioners of the
new county of Norman. The appointments
are the result of a conference between the diff
ferent factions. Upon these commissionersIts
devolved the duty of appointing the several
county officials to serve until the next genel al
election.
The case of Patrick Flaherty, the one-armed
burglar, who on the night of the goth, thrust
his retained arm through the show window OF
HEINZ brothers clothing store, 265 East
Seventh street, and took therefrom three coats
was arragned in the municipal court yester.
day morning, and adjudged to pay fine OF
$50, which sum was paid by brother. The
stolen property has been recovered and re.
turned to the owners.