Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-27
CITY GLOBULES.

The Michael Davitt branch of the Land
league will meet tonight. A large attendance
is requested
Matt Luke erected mansard roof on the
bugle of NJ o. Pehrson and the latter is after
him with a warrant.
The receips in Collector Bickel's office yes
terday, from the sale of tobacco and liquor
licenses, amounted to s., 100.
Judge Brill filed decision yesterday deny
ing the motion for new trial in the case of
Z. NJ. D. Wright against William L. Ames.
| decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday vacating the writ of attachment in the
case of Chas. Bernhard VS.. John g. Magm.
The case of the State against Edward Coea,
charged with receiving stolen property, to
have beru resumed yesterday, was continued
until to-day.
Col. Keller and his deputies were kept fairly
busy yesterday in making out papers and nat
lraIzng foreigners. The days work resulted
| in the III tnufacture, so to speak, OF seventy
| two citizens.
The will of Alfred P. MonsOn, of New
| Haven, Conn. was filed in the probate court
by Chester Hitchcock yesterday afternoon
| The deceased leaves all his property to his wife
and children.
McFall, Wisnon & Co., green grocers, on
Wabashaw street, have on display in front of
their store a huge pelican, white as snow, and
measuring eight feet from tip to tip. 1t Was
shot at White Bear lake.
An action for divorce was commenced in the
district court yesterday by Frank G. Lehman
from his wife Theresa Lehman, on the
grounds Of desertion. He also asks for the
custody of the children.
Rice park is putting on its spring verdure
and # 1reSpassers could be kept off, the I'M
slightly blotches of badness which deface IA
lure would soon be clothed in most refresh
ing and beautiful garment of green.
Yesterday afternoon a four year old boy was
found on Seventh street looking for his par
ents He was put on a street car and lnded
over to Officer NJ )riarity. The kid stated that
his name was Robbie Roy and he WAS finally
, restored to his mamma who resides on Tenn
perance street.
AS master in chancery Mr.. II. f. Mann yes
terday disposed of 2,0OO acres of land in forty
acre tracts, situated IN Blue Earth county,
The land was sold under Il decree and WAS dis
posed of at auction on the custom house steps
, 1t was bought in by the Merchants National
bank for S3l ,229.46.
Paul Smith is the owner of slab yard on the
lower ievee. Jyhn Dorgowske went out pros
pecting, for slabs and sought the river bank as
g a good base Of operations. Smith told him TO
. desist, but he didn't, whereupon the former
, | slapped him with Il slab or some other hard
substance. Smith VIII have a hearing today.
A duffer named John Kelly was before hiz-
zoner yesterday for raising disturbance in
front of a bagnio on Eagle street Monday
rght he went on a lark AMI after filling up on
prnzine, he t. led TO bulldoze the harlots by
, telIing them with stones. The wretch was
,rnt to the bastile for fifteen days.
The entertainment and bail at Sherman hall
last evening, und"r The auspices of Excelsior
Lodge NJ. 90, ana celebrating the sixty second
mn versary of that order, was magnificent
,ucce-s. The atttnia ce was large and it
, you'll be quite impossible to mag inc more
agreeable assembly of ladies' and gentlemen
nan those who particle ated in the festivities
WATCH were continued 10 late hour.
wo important transfers of property were
recorded III the register of deeds Office yester-
ny, as follow: Deed l'y Z ward Scrlbner and
vie and VI. H. Cttten en- AMI wife to J tines
( Hum hIeI, conveying the one-tourth part
i l,t- and Z, block Il, St. Paul proper; con
|
ar E'yan /" Nh rrw Brown, conveying lot s,
stuck As, Kittsnn'S a.itiun to St. Pau; con-
>ideration. SlU,UUU.
A forlorn locking lad named John Wallace
son of John Wallace. SEN, VIII, was recently
: committed to the hospital for the insane, WAS
before Judge Burr, yesterday, char sed with in
,porriglbilty. A half dozen rusty knives
nA forks, were produced to Substantive the
,harge Of tleivery and his relatives testified To
his dssipated habits. IL WAS stated that he
had rugged boat up AMI WAS organizing II
freeboaters expedition. He was sent to the re-
form school.
James Jones and John Algoe take their sus-
tenance at the same bean foundery On Seventh
street. A chum of Jones', who lakes his has h
S ut the same inn, cost watch recently and
Jones accused Algue of cabbaging it. The ac-
rusation Was repu. .ated and the men went
$ outside to fight it out. The picnic Was inter
rupted by peeler who steered them to the
lower. They were fined $40 each or ten days
Jones produced the trade shekelS and the other
man went to the quay.
James Lawther, of Red Wing, one of the
solid men of the solid little city of Red Wing,
J having lately had his attention called by Mr.
john T. Hoyt to the need of more dwelling
E houses in st. Paul, came up Immediately to
further inquire into the matter and, as a re-
suit, ground was yesterday broken on Mr..
Lawther's lots, on Robert street, between
Fourth and Eleventh streets, for the erection
This season of four fine residences. These lots
have been held by Mr.. Lawther since 1852,
when he was in partnership here in ST. Paul
, with j. W. Simpson. Since then he has be-
come one of the wealthiest citizens of Mime
sofa.
, In the district court yesterday Judge Brill
rendered a decision in the case of Eugene
Smith and Others against Andrew Eckland, IN
which action was brought to determine the
/ validity of certain notes given as security for
, the payment of defendants homestead. The
defendant narrowed money from building
society secured by mortgage upon the prem
ises, at the same stating that when certain
notes due him were paid the money would be
applied in payment of the loan. The court
holds that the notes and mortgage in question
are not exempt and a eceiver will be appointed
to hold the notes until the further order of the
court.
| a Fuss Over Baby.
About SIX o'clock last night there came to
the city hall poorly dressed and tired looking
German woman fearing in her arms an infant
not over two or three weeks old. She Stated