Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-24
CITY aLoBuLEs.

CITY 0LOBULES.
Mr.. Frank Brown Is recovering from his re.
cent attack Of apoplexy, and will be around
again in few days.
Judge Brill rendered dicision yesterday de.
nying relief to plaintiff in the case Of Augusta
Eichorn against Horny Eichorn.
Mr.. Isaac P. Baker. Superintendent Of the
Benton line Of steamers, with headquarters at
Bismarck. was in St. Paul yesterday.
Conrad Schmidt, the well known East Third
street restauranteur, paid SOL at the custom.
house for imported wet goods yesterday.
In the case of L. T. Lawton vs.. e. G. Hal.
den, Judge Brill filed an order yesterday or.
dering Judgment in favor of plaintiff.
Attachments were issued by Judge Wilkin
yesterday for Joseph Leighton, A. K. Barnum
and W. F. Grayer, recalcitrant jurors.
The thirty.second degree of Masonry, A. &
A. Scottish Rite, was conferred at Masonic
hall last night for the first time in Minnesota.
A chronic vag named Ed Morris was up yes.
terday for having been run In beastly drunk.
He will do the grand act for the next ten
days.
Washington street, between Sixth and Sew.
enth streets, is blockaded with drays, carts,
and ali manner of debris. The street should
be made clear.
Ex-Of1cer Waterhouse was examined by
Drs. Smith and Mcdonald yesterday, and for
the second time adjudged insane. He will be
returned to st. Peter to-day.
Sunday evening some miscreant threw.
stone into the plate glass window of Lewis
store, Third and Minnesota streets. A por.
ton Of the window was shattered.
There Is already considerable inquiry for
seats at the Opera house for Haverly's Big
Forty Minstrel performances next week. They
will not be offered for sale till Monday morn
ing next.
Roland Reed and Alice Hastings, in their
popular comedy, "My Mother.in-Law," open
on Friday evening, and give Saturday mat
inee. Reserved seats can now be procured at
the box Office.
Hambrino Belle, Mr.. Kittson's $4,000 trot.
ting mare, whose dangerous illness was men,
toned in the GLOBE yesterday morning, was
no better last night, and her recovery ls very
doubtful indeed.
A decision was rendered by Judge Simons
yesterday denying the motion for judgment
against garnishee in the cyse of Eugene smith
against J. W. Magins and the real estate So
ciety, garnishee.
To-day will be celebrated across the pond as
the anniversary of the Queens birthday. To
the venerable fgure-head of the mon
archy the GLOBE tips its hat and invites
her majesty to shake.
Mr.. R. Stiefel opened to the public yesterday
his new place, IN the basement of Schutte's
building, corner of Fourth and Wacouta
streets, which has been quite handsomely and
comfortably fitted up for his business.
Last Sunday, Judge Burr. of the Municipal
court, found an elegant hair bracelet, with
gold clasp, on Twelfth, near Robert street.
The clasp bears the name 'susie." The own
er may prove property at the police court.
An important transfer of real estate was re.
corded in the register of deeds Office yesterday,
being the sale of the st. Paul driving park.
The property was sold by NJ. Auerbach, H. H.
Wilder and G. r. Finch to N. w. Kittson for
$4,000.
Herr Rudolph Crounan, CORE spondent for
the Gartenlaube, an illustrated paper publish
ed at Llepsic, arrived yesterday, and is await
ing the arrival of Capt. Paul Boyton. He will
accompany the latter on his swimming trip
down the river.
A meeting will be held at the old court house
tonight to arrange for the observance of Deco.
ration Day. All citizens interested in the OBJ
servance of the day are requested to be pres
ent. There should be an enthusiastic and
spirited turnout.
In alluding to row at the Athenaum Sat
urday night, yesterdays issue of the GLOBE
inadvertently mentioned the Great Western
band as having furnished the music. This
was wrong, the fact being that this organiza-
ton was not present.
The removal of army department head
quarters to Fort Smelling Is progressing rapidly
and will be completed this week, SO that by
the 1st of June all the offices will be IN good
working order in their new location. So far,
Gen. Terry is the only officer who has fully
arranged to make his home at the Fort.
State Examiner Knox has returned from an
official visit to Meeker, Swift, Morrison and
Benton counties, where he has examined the
officers of the respective county offices. He
reports general improvement in the system
of keeping the books and accounts of the
offices, which is owing to the admirable
features of the recently adopted method.
Judge Burr received a missive yesterday
from Jim Powers, the irrepressible fellow
confined in the county jail He grows quite
pathetic, alludes to his family in New York
and to the service he has done the State, and
states that he is wasting away. The letter
asks for pity sake that he be let out, and he
promises to skip the State forever. 1t would
be good riddance.
Con Dewyer was born on holiday and has
therefore chronic aversion to work. So
deep seated is his opposition to labor that he
can lie down and do more solid sleeping along
side of work than any other tramp In the
country He was up yesterday on the old
charge and was sentenced to S25 or thirty
days. He promised to leave lnstanter and
sentence was suspended.
George johnson is colored bun tosser at