Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-22
CITY GLOBULES.

CrlcC court Will COutaiu 1oo civil anu tWOuIy"
aine criminal cases.
Judge Brill filed an order yesterday sus.
tanning the demurrer in the case of Hall q
McDugall against A. R. Capehart.
r. Il. Laimbeer has sold to R. P. Lewis
tract of land situated on the line between
Mounds View and Little Canada townships
for 5000.
About o'clock last night st. Paul was
visited with dense and heavy fog, alongside
of which the famous London fog would be
clear sailing.
P. F. Eagan, the Third street jeweler, TT
csived yesterday, direct importation of hand
some bronze goods from Paris. They are in
tended for the holiday trade.
A special meeting of the board of education
will be held at s o'clock this evening, when
resolutions of coincidence will be passed in
memory of the late president.
The custom house is heavily draped in
mourning and makes a striking appearance.
The work was placed in charge of Mrs. j. 6.
Donnelly and was well performed.
John j. Watson and J. Q. Adams have bro
ken ground for building two fine residences
on the suburban lots in front of st. Anthony
hill, and west of j. B. Powers residence.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday dischargng the order to show cause,a nd
overruling the demurrer to the complaint in
The case of Fred Richter vs.. the City of st.
Paul.
A vag known in police circles as Billy BONN,
who has been warned to leave the city but
waited too long, was arrested last evening by
Capt. Clark and will have an interview with
Judge Burr this morning.
Yesterday the county auditor sold delin-
quent property in the Sixth ward and new
territory. Delinquent property in Mclean
and New Canada townships will be sold
to-day.
The advertisements Of the Chaska fair, to be
held the 23d and oath, promise $4,000 in pre-
miums, music by the Great Union band, an
address by Col. L. L. Baxter, terchlight
procession, ball and an old settlers re-un-
ion.
Deputy Sheriff Harrison in passing down
Wabashaw street yesterday afternoon attempt
ed to break up a dog fight, and in the act of
which one of the animals snapped at his right
arm, INJECTING painful wound. The wound
was cauteriZed.
The drenching rain early yesterday morning
caused the drapery and emblems of mourning
with which buildings are everywhere adorned
to hang limp and lifeless. During the day,
however, the weather cleared up and the work
of decorating was proceeded with.
AS many have wished Maj. Newson's edi-
torial address to be published in pamphlet
form, SO that it could be preserved for future
use, the author has consented to SO publish
it, if sufficient inducements are guaranteed to
prevent him from sustaining pecuniary loss
The engine of the "Flying Dutchman" (St
Louis train) jumped the track at the lower end
OF the Milwaukee & St. Paul yard last even
ing, but without damage. A switch engine
pulled the other back onto the track and the
train then proceeded to the depot, after about
an hours delay.
Articles of incorporation of the Colmar
| Mining company were filed with the secretary
of state yesterday. The headquarters of thu
company are located at Winona, and the in.
corporators are Rose P. Dowd, c. L. Bonner
81. j. O'Neal, VIM. F. Phelps, Paul Hulfner
Chauncey Dowd and Charles 81. Berry, all o.
Winona.
Anthony Bulena was before hixzoner yester
day, charged with cabbaging revolver from
the store of Aid. Ringwald on West Thiri
street. After committing the theft he skipped
out, but his fight was interrupted at Rec
Wing, where he was apprehended. Detective
O'Connor brought him back and he was sen1
| to the bastile for sixty days.
mild-eyed, lean and hungry LOGGING Ger
man, who does not speak word of English
named Frank Topinka, was before the court
yesterday on complaint of one Joseph Dyon
| ka. The latter charges that defendant first at
tackled him and then discharged gun at his
wife. The hearing was continued until to-
| day and the prisoner was committed.
The case of Chas. Gibbons. charged with
| assaulting Henry Witt, at the latter's saloor
last Sunday, was called for hearing in the DO
| lice court yesterday morning. The prisoner
pleaded guilty and was fined $25, it being
considered that he was let down light. The
case OF Pat. Gibbons, who took hand in the
rumpus, will come up to-day.
On motion Of counsel the case of Pat. anG
James Griffen, charged with having beer
drunk and disorderly, was reopened yesterday
morning. The hearing was called Tuesday
but as defendants did not appear, their bail Of
| SOS was declared forfeited. A reasonable ex
| cuse was given for their absence, and after 6
hearing they were fined SIS each.
The scores of three matches OF his season
| between company teams, each at 200 yards
are published ia general orders of the depart
| ment of Dakota. In one fired at Fort Ssse
ton May % the team iseyen men, of company
l, Seventeenth infantry, scored 1859, and the
team of company F, of the same regiment
| scored 1866: At Camp Poplar River, May 80
company F, Eleventh infantry, 306; and com.
pany B, same regiment, 1914. At Camp Pop
| lar River, June 20, with the wind blowing q
gale across the line of fire, company B, Elev
| enth infantry, 16S, and company F, same regi
| ment, Isl.
Governor Pillsbury visited Justice Woods
court day or two since in answer to a snm.
mons, growing out of the Sherman Page
Reilly lnbroglio in Mower county. The gov
ernor was called upon to depose whether he
had applied for requisition asking for the
removal OF Reilly from Wisconsin to Mime
sofa. He deposed that no action on his part
had been taken to induce the bringing of Reil.
| ly to this state. The suit in question will be
entitled Minnett vs.. the Board of County
Commissioners of Mower county, Sherman
Page appearing for plaintiff. 1t is understood
| that large damages will be asked.
Yesterday afternoon, two small boys, named
John and Charles Elliot, went cunning in
West 81. Paul, being armed with an old car.
bine and canister full Of bird shot. Last
night they occupied cell at city hall, charged
with having perforated the face of lad
| named 81. Underwater. They were arrested
at the instance of the latter's mother, but
deny their guilt, stating that they were two
miles from the place where the accident oc-
CURED at the hour claimed, (about dusk), and
that the shot was fred by some sportsmen,
who were coming down the river. 1t is
thought that the lads injuries are only skin
deep.
1t is popular and well sounded belief that
the little imp known as Love defes and holds
in contempt not only locks and locksmiths
but that he has peculiar fashion of over
coming the objections of obdurate mother-in-
laws. There was quiet wedding in this city
Tuesday evening about mi dnight, preceded by