Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-10
CITY aLoBULEs.

The regular meeting of the Central land
league will be held tonight, at the hall, sew.
enth and Jackson streets.
The youngest child of MrV. B. Parks died
yesterday from diphtheria. Five members of
the family ere stricken with the same disease.
The case against simons, charged with re-
ceiving stolen property, was dismissed in tho
police court yesterday for want Of prosecu-
ton.
Frank Borg, the watch-eyed Swede, commit
ted for a saulting Patrick Nash, was released
from durance yesterday on promise Of good be-
havior
Spring is coming: A Wabashaw street
grocer hung out bran new sign yesterday
morning, reading, Eggs Only 45 cents a
Dozen"
The first grand bail under the auspices of
the Clarendon hotel walters, will take place at
Sherman hall this evening. A large time is
looked for.
Pound Master Cunnif got the drunk cart
out last night and run in a genuine case of the
blind staggers. When the wretch wakes up
he will be more surprised than the man in
Martha.
The c. n Nelson company's great sawmlll
near Knife Falls will be completed and put in
operation about the 1st of June next. All the
product will be sent to the company's depot
in st. Paul.
a young man named Burton Northup, was
before hizzoner yesterday, charged with as.
saulting saloon keeper in Reserve township
named Goldberg. The examination was con
tinued week.
The suit of James Perry against W. j. Nc
Mahon will come up in the district court this
week In this suit action was brought for
damages caused by eviction, and boycotting
sensation is looked for.
A sensation was created on Third street
yesterday by the appearance of o Siberian
bloodhound. The brute was muzzled and in
charge of a colored boy. 1t belongs to the
Uncle Tom combination.
On the opening of the district court yes
terday morning Judge Wilkin denied the mo-
ton to dismiss in the case of Stephen F.
Bunneman against the st. Paul & Manitoba
railroad company, and the trial was pro.
eeeded with.
The case Of the city against Joseph Weidman,
charged with dlsorderly conduct, was called
for hearing in the police court, yesterday, and
continued ten days. The charge grew out of
an unhappy family row, and it is understood
the parties will seek satisfaction in the divorce
court
The st. Louis river improvement company
expects to have a good log channel opened
from Knife Falls to the foot of the rapids by
the LIST of April. This includes the construc-
ton of several chutes and boomS and the
blasting Of channels through the slate rock
upheavals.
The twelve good men and true who sat on
the case of Rosa j. Gribble against Adam
Lohlker and others, wrestled all night with
the testimony, and yesterday morning they
sent word that they could not agree, where
upon they were discharged. They stood
seven to five for defendant.
The winter series of parties by the Lieder-
kranz society will close with grand enter.
tainment, to be given at Pfeifer's hall on Mon.
day evening, the 21st inst. A choice pro-
.rramme has been arranged, consisting of mu
ical selections, which will be rendered with
the aid of a trained chorus. The entertain
ment will conclude with dance.
A couple Of frauds, male and female, named
Ole Oleson and Matilda Nelson, were ar
rested by Officer Brosseau last night, charged
with passing as man and wife, and dead-beat-
ing their way at hotel and boarding house.
The man is burly brute, but the woman is
young and innocent looking, and quite pre-
possessing. The case will be investigated this
morning.
Amended articles of incorporation Of the
Lyndale railway company were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. By the amend
ments the name Of the company is changed to
that of the Minneapolis, Lyndale & Minneton-
ka railway company, it being proposed to eI-
tend the road to Lake Minnetonka, with
branch to the falls of Minnehaha end Fort
Smelling. The capital stock is increased to one
million dollars.
The county Jail is in danger Of becoming the
asylum of every blackleg and insane person
within ten counties. Yesterday morning there
arrived in this city Mr. P. II. Ryan, OF Min
neapolls, who brought with him his son, an
unfortunate young man who became insane
few weeks ago at Watertown, Wis. Mr.. Ryan
brought the young man to the county Jail and
asked that he might be provided for. To this
Sheriff Richter properly demurred, and the un-
fortunate was taken to Minneapolis, where he
belongs.
East Seventh street was the scene of rat
ting runaway yesterday morning, the escape
from great personal harm being almost mirac-
ulOuS. ADOuC S.oU o CLOCK, morse dLlacQeQ
to cutter and driven by a young man named
Simpson, became frightened near the bridge
and ran west on Seventh street. On nearing
Broadway, the rig upset, and the young man
was thrown violently to the ground. He was
conveyed to Stearle's drug store, where it was
found that he had escaped with slight scalp
wound. The rig was slightly damaged.
There arc times in every mans life whon he
is perfectly Justified in stepping over, but like
too great familiarity with the business hoof
of mule, the thing is easily overdone. Chas
Anderson, ajolly hackman, went on spree
last Wednesday in honor of the most momen.
tous epoch in his life. He became engaged
and straightway drowned his joy in revelry
of melted moonshine and whisky. The old
stuff got away with him and loves young
dream was nipped by Poundmaster Cunniff,
think of it, who grabbed him from in front of
Fifth street bagnio and run him in. Yes
terday he was before the court being fined S25
or thirty days in the quay. For an accepted
lover with matrimsny in the foreground, the
latter looked bad,so he paid the money.
About dark yesterday, young man was
brought to city hall, suffering with fit.
Upon inquiry, it was learned that the unfortu-
nate young man is a practicing physician
named Duignan, and that he had attended the
barkeeper at Nicholas Pottgieser's saloon dur
inc a recent Illness About q O'Clock he came