Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-24
CITY GLOBOLES.
The horse disease is on the increase.

During the SUorm lase hisn' Po
Fourth street near Rosabel caved in TO the ex-
tent of several feet.
The remains of the infant fshed out OF
frog pond last Thursday, were inferred yester-
day by Mccarthy & Donnelly.
Meronika Smith called, or is said TO have
called her neighbor, Barbara Taloda' har1
names. Thay will be in court to-day.
During court yesterday morning tramp
walked off with Judge O'Brien's new hat
leaving played out cady as gentle re-
minder.
There is an awful fate in store for the
wretch who perpetrates an original joke about
the mud on seeing some unlucky devil get
spattered.
The Commercial Insurance company, oil
Albany, n. Y, have been admitted to business
in this state by State Insurance Commissioner
McQill.
John Gancher budged up on the old juice
Yesterday afternoon and proceeded To SMASH
windows al Seven Corners. He was jerked 10
the tower.
Official notification of the call for speclai
session of the legislature was mailed the
members OIL TIE Two uOuoVS y S0'NiN-J
governors Office.
The first day of the seventh month, no sh
Hosbanah. being the first day of the jewish
new wear. commenced last midnight and was
an1r0priately celebrated in the synagogueS.
Mrs. John Dietz, residing on Martin street,
called at the police court yesterday and sIaleu
that Otto Hall had attempted to carve her
tnabo,J with q knife Mr. Hall will be
brought into court.
The case of Edward Brewis against the vii
lage and city of Duluth, in which action was
brought TO test the validity of bonds, came
before Judge Nelson yesterday on a demurrer
TO the complaint and submitted
Amos Bengsten imbibed too freely OF the old
tanglefoot Juice night before last and on Ills
wav home he fell over a bluff near the gas
bonse. Yesterday the spree caused HIM len
good bills to say nothing OF his sores.
movement is on foot among the F. and A.
Masons to purchase ground and erect thereon
a magnificent Masonic temple. A meeting OF
the order, to consider the project, Will be helo
at Masonic hall next Thursday evening.
The committee on resolutions upon the
death of the president appointed by the cham
o
Yesterday and agreed upon report, when VIII
he submitted to the chamber on Monday.
Yesterday the county auditor sold delln-
ouent property in White Bear and reserve
townships, Properly IN arrears Tor taxes IN II,
Mounds View and Rose towns Will be SOLO
to-day and the forfeited list will be sold next
week.
The case of Charles Mcdonald, charged
with assaulting his stepmother, was called
Yesterday in the police court and the charge
was changed to larceny. 1t is claimed he CAD
bsqed several blankets. The hearing comes
up to-day.
The driver of the bounding street car, fes
tive express wagon, and even the gllded eqdl
Dape of the bloated bondholder, seem TO TAKE
a fiendish delight in smearing the humble pc
destrian with mud. This sort OF amusement
should be stopped.
Patrick Gibbons, who was given jury trla
ON Thursday, on the charge of assaultlnt
Henry Witt, and against whom verdict wa
returned of guilty, was sentenced DY JUG
O'Brien Yesterday to pay fine OF S25. Ill
produced the ducats.
After quite an absence detective Bressett re
turned from Chicago yesterday in charge o
John Leddy, charged with cabbageing 81
suit of clofhing from one Joseph Trlder. LED
DIV was before Judge O'Bren who held him t.
the grand jury.
John and Charles Elliot, the youthful sports
men, who went cunning last Tuesday and pep
Dered another lad named Underwater full o
shot, were arralgned for hearing yesterda
morning. After fair trial and good warn
ing, the affair being accidental, John Elllol
~, IN for CARRYING ron
cealed weapons.
The annual fair for the benefit of tn
Catholic Orphans asylum, originally set TO
October 10, has been postponed until NoVem
Der IA. The postponement was made neces
sary by the called session of the legislature, I.
meet October II, the lower house of whlcl
will hold its session in Market hall, where tn
fair is to be held.
St. Paul was visited last night with tn
heaviest storm of the season. The cloud
broke about $50 o'clock, and the ram, which
descended in a perfect deluge, was accom-
panied by uninterrupted flashes OF hghtnlng
The thunder was terrific, and the almos
binding display the most brilliant ever wit
messed So far as learned no damage was done
The Independent, of Litchfield, has got on
in a neatly made up and well printed pam
phlet, the premium list oil the Meeker count
Agricultural society, for its ninth annual fair
to be held at Litchfeld, Wednesday, Thursda
and Friday of next week. The announce
ments of the list promise an interesting eX
hibition, worthy of the fourishing farming
communities of Meeker county.
A series of entertainments will be given i
the First Methodist church next week by Pro-
is. Akers Of Chicago. By the aid of tn
pantescope he presents living panaram
of the Sacred Orient, including Egypt and Pal
estine, after recent photographs. Prof. Aker
is well known as a pleasing and lnstructlv
speaker, The entertainments will be unde
the auspices of the church lyceum.
The ex-postmasters, Arnold Bertram an
Mat Snyder, charged with making falls
returns of Cancelled stamps, were arraigned 70
hearing before United States COMMISSIONS
Cardoza yesterday morning. Mr.. c. Z
O'Brien appeared for Bertram and moved t
have the case dismissed, ON the grounds tina
as he was only an assistant he was not liabl
under the statute. The motion was denied
when application for his release was mad
before Judge Nelson. Arguments were hear
by the latter and the case taken under advise
ment.
Y. nj. C. A.
Mr. A J. Marks, of New York, will exhibi
his large painting of the Holy Land, 1Ox2
feet in size, at the rooms of the association