Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-23


The last Kellogg concert in the city this
evening.
Hon. VIM. Lochren, the newly appointed
judge for the Fourth judicial district, fled his
oath Of Office with the secretary Of state yes.
terday.
Gov. Pillsbury will secure either Judge
Crosby or Judge McCluer to preside at the
term of the district court to be held at Mar.
shall, Lyon county, December Is.
The second sociable of the Allen Light
Guard will be given at Market hall Thursday
evening, December 1, instead of at Sherman
hall tomorrow evening, as has been pub.
lished.
The members of the st. Joseph's orphan so.
ciety are requested to be at their hall OH
Wednesday morning at O'Clock, to attend
the funeral of the late Adam Keifer, deceased
member of said society.
/. Of the eight culprits up in the municipal
court yesterday morning, not one paid cent,
but all went to the quay, and will board for
from five to sixty days at the public expense.
Oh, for q workhouse, ball and chain and the
whipping post.
The case of John Hughes, the photograph.
er, charged with an attempt to rape little
twelve.year.old girl last summer, is again on
trial in the district court. The case has al.
the jury disagreed.
The ladies of the Dayton Avenue church
will give concert Thursday Thanksgiving
evening, for the benefit of the furnishing
fund. The House of Hope choir, Miss Kel-
logg and Messrs. Leib, Baldwin, 1inkham,
Schmidt and Millrich will take part in the
concert.
One of the numerous suits commenced
against N. B. Harwood, the busted and de-
faulting big dry goods merchant of Minneap-
olis-that commenced by E. G. Rogers, Esq
was decided yesterday by Judge Simons, of
the district court in favor of iMr. Rogers for
81, 900 and interest,
Pat. Flaherty, the one armed thief, who on
Sunday night broke in a window and stole
three coats from the clothing store of Herr
Bros. Seventh street, near Rosabel, plead
guilty in the municipal court yesterday morn
ing and was given sixty days in the Hotel
d. Richter-just what he was working for.
The claim commission under the bond act,
simply met yesterday morning, and adjourned
to 9 o'clock this morning, the attorneys in the
class of claims to be first considered not being
ready to proceed, and Gov. PillsDury disiring
to devote the day to passing upon the acts OF
the legislature yet remaining to be considered.
Notwithstanding the presence of Jack Frost.
bricklaying upon the Gilfllan, Drake and
other large blocks is being continued, heated
mortar being used, fires being kept burning
on the walls for the purpose. It is hoped in
this manner that nearly all OF the unfinished
buildings will be got under roof, SO that the
interiors can be finished off during the winter.
William Short, was the name given by the
drunken soldier who made an indecent expo
sure of his person at the Seven corners about
8 O'Clock on Monday evening, for which he
was landed in the cooler by officer Zirkelbach.
In default of $25 assessed by Judge Burr, he
was sent up for thirty days yesterday morn
ing.
Governor Pillsbury was busy all day yester-
day examining acts of the late legislature yet
remaining unsigned, and though quite num-
Der received his approval, nearly a hundred
bills still remain to be acted upon. The
constitutional Limitation in which an act
must receive the governors approval, expires
tonight.
A man named Winchel was arrested at the
Union depot yesterday morning by Officer
Kenealey, for the forgery Of check for SIS
in Minneapolis. Soon after his arrest Chief
Munger appeared and took charge of the pris-
oner. When arrested Winchel had $44.30 on
lis person, the balance of the $75 having been
got rid OF.
Chief Strong, of the fire department, yester-
day received an invitation for himself and
friends, from the mayor and chief of fire de-
partment of Red Wing, to attend the annual
ball Of La Grange engine company No. 2, of
chief and two or three friends prominent in
fire matters will accept the invitation.
OF the nine real estate transfers recorded
yesterday, the following were the most i'm
portaut: The Order of Benedict to Theckla
Lang, wife of Henry Lang, south SO feet of
lot II, block 4, of Bazille & Guerin's addition,
B. Plechner, lot 9, block z, in DeBow, Smith,
Risque & Williams addition, for $4,000.
William O'Brien, desperately hard custo-
mer, Charles Brown and railroad brakeman,
indulged in free fight on Eagle street, near
the soap factory, about II o'clock yesterday
forenoon. The fight was continued for several
minutes, when Officers Nolan and Voegtle ap-
peared on the scene and took O'Brien and
Brown into custody, the railroad man escap-
ing. Upon being arraigned Judge Burr gave
each $40 or ten days, the latter being accepted.
Detectives O'Connor and Bresett yesterday
arrested two young thieves of the names Of
Frank Stocker and Charles McBoal, who had
the night previous stolen an elegant silver
mounted harness from the livery stable Of
Joseph w. Bates. Sixth street, between
Robert and Fifth streets. The officers also
recovered the harness. The culprits are not
yet twenty.one years of age, but, unless they
are greatly slandered, they are among the
most expert crooks in the city.
Articles of incorporation of the Minneapolis
strawboard company were filed with the Sec
retary of state yesterday. The object of the
corporation is the manufacture and sale of pa
per board, paper and pulp, and the transac-
ton of other business incident thereto. The
capital stock is $4,000. The names Of the
lncorporators are c. c. Jones, G. Brown,
81. B. Brown, r. 8. Innes and 8, P. Snider, OF
Minneapolis; o. P. Whitcomb, Of st. Paul,
and s. I. j. Brown, Of Jamestown, d. 7.
Mr.. C. T. McNamara, the we'll knownsand
popular mine host of the Clarendon hotel has
gone to Chicago, to buy the furniture, billiard
tables, etc, for the four story addition, nearly
doubling the capacity of the house, now
nearly completed. With this addition, with
it's large and pleasant rooms, en-suite and
single, increasing dinning room capacity and
rrreofIv oulorOed and fyupr0ved dinnin0 roOm