Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-03

A man by the name of William Benton was
arrested yesterday for discharging fire arms In
the Sixth ward.
Don't forget that the postofiice will be open
on Sunday from 8 to 10 q. m. instead of from
10 to p. m. as heretofore.
Ed. Wright, the murderer OF Kate Hutton,
will be brought before the municipal court at
o'clock this morning for preliminary exam
nation.
Judge Simons filed decision yesterday in
the case of Dwight M. sabin VS.. Charles A..
Ayd, over.ruling the demurrer with leave to
the defendant to answer the complaint within
twenty days. M ri4e 3
Information of insanity was filed yesterday
with the Judge of probate, in the case of N. P.
Gleason, who arrived here on Thursday from
Mandan, D. T., who is supposed to be insane.
An examination will be had to-day at 10 noon,
by Drs. Hand and C. e. Smith.
Amendatory articles Of Incorporation were
filed yesterday extending the duration of the
Minneapolis Harvester company to twenty
f1ve years from September 1, 1881. The origt.
nal stockholders are Dorilus Morrison, $75,-
600; Clinton Morrison, $4,000, and Richard
II. Jones, $1,000. @
Officer Palmer arrested couple of men last
evening in the Sixth ward named Moran and
siebert for fighting. 1t seems they got into
an alteration over some drift wood, which
both claimed. From words they came to
blows, and the claret flew lively. They will
explain the matter to Judge Burr this morn
ing. aT sEo SO
Articles of incorporation Of the Chi Psi as
nj - 11.o
some time ago organized at the State univer-
sity, were yesterday filed with the secretary Of
state. The first named incorporators are w.
L. Bassett, James N. Quinn, Fl. o. Chowen,
A. h. Hall, VIM. E. Leonard, L. 8. Round
and Fl, w. Young. 4.
Jacob Peterson, of this city. was brought
before United States Commissioner Cardoza
yesterday, charged with sending obscene mat
ter through the mail. The offense committed
is sending postal cards containing indecent
and obscene language to one A. c. Brown, of
Chicago. Held to bail in $500 to answer.
Yesterday the German Horticultural aud
Agricultural society, Of Ramsey county, for
warded car load of farm and garden produce
to Rochester, to be exhibited at the ensuing
fair. The display, which is in charge of Com
missioner Bohland, embraces fine variety of
products, aud will reflect great credit on
the society.
Judge Brill yesterday filed decision In the
matter of the estate of Gilbert butcher, upon
the appeal of Eliza A. butcher, administra-
trix of said estate, from the order of the pro-
bate court in the matter Of the accounting of
said administrative in said probate court, de-
nying the motion to set aside the decision and
asking for new trial.
Edwin Gribble, ESQ.,, somewhat impul-
sive member of the bar, was fined $40 for
contempt of court, by Judge Burr, of the
municipal court, yesterday. During the pro-
gress Of civil case Mr.. Gribble took occa-
sion to cali the opposing counsel id fool,
hence the fine. That fine will be paid or Mr..
Gribbie will be committed. The learned
counsel will have to bride his tongue and
temper hereafter. ff'v
The silly stories published in the afternoon
papers, and also in the Pioneer Press, TO the
effect that Paine and Mansfield had changed
their names and identity, are without founda-
ton in truth. They have never attempted
any such folly, and are far from being as big
fools as the papers alluded 10 would make
them out. Again, the p. p. stated that they
had been taken before the municipal court on
Thursday to give bail. They have not left
the Jail since committed. se s3H4E f~f.I
The fire which took place in Buruheimer's
block, No. Al East Third street, at $3.50 o'clock
Friday morning, ,anf Exclusive account of which
appeared in the GLOBE yesterday, was un-
dOubtedly caused by mice carrying matches
into their nest between the partition Of the
two rooms. Its fortunate discovery IN time
by DIR. Falkenstein, and the prompt action of
the fire department, prevented what might
have been disastrous fire. As it was the
damage was very slight.
A deed was filed in the Office of the register
of deeds, yesterday, from John L. Merriam
and wife to Amherst II. Wilder, for the undi-
vided one-half of lot 4, block s, Whitney &
Smiths addition. Also, the undivided one
half of the westerly twenty-five feet Of lots 9
and Z, block Is, st. Paul Proper, and the un-
divided one-half of the northerly twenty-five
feet of lot 10, block 9, Whitney & Smiths
addition, said property fronting twenty-five
feet on Jackson street and 1lO feet on Sixth
street. The consideration mentioned in the
deed is $4,000.
A young girl by the name of Lizzie Dunn
died at St. Joseph's hospital yesterday MORN
ing, far away from home and among stran.
gers. Some two or three weeks ago she was
attacked with lung fever and the disease de-
fled the skill of the best medical practitioners.
Although far from home she was watched
over with kindly care by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Snyder, IN whose service she had been at one
time Yesterday Mr.. Snyder telegraphed the
sad news to her widowed mother at Menomi-
nee, Mich, and it is expected that the remains