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

Yesterday was grand day.
Muldoon, the ''solid man." has shaken the
dust of st. Paul from off his feet
The funeral of Walter Granger, the young
SON of A. F. Granger, took place yesterday al
ternoon.
FF Wilde has been elected attorney and
E.R. Bryant secretary, of the Columbia Build
ing association.
The young people of the FIRST BAPTIST church
society met last evening and organized
Young peoples association.
Officer O'Keefe, yesterday, found two Yale
lock keys, with a brass chain attached, which
the owner can have by applying at City hall.
A.D. Andrews, of River Falls, Wisconsin,
offers reward of s25 for the recovery OF q
chestnut sorrel horse, weighing about 1000
pounds, stolen from his stable on the night OF
the Sth inst.
r. Tousley, deputy sheriff of LIE Sueur coun-
ty. informs Chief Weber that reward OF S5C
is offered for the apprehension of the party OF
norties. who on the night of October 18th
hmrglarized the store of D. Potter & Co., at
Ottawa, Mimi, of some knives, razors, etc.
Hon. Fred. Won Baumbach, secretary Of
state, has reason to be proud Of his standing
at home, Alexandria, Douglas county, letter
from there, received yesterday, containing
the very pleasing intelligence that every vote
cast in the county, but three, had been fol
him,
Commissioner Cardozo Yesterday discharged
from custody E. NJ. Decker, the Blue Earth
city postoffice robber. In default of the pay,
ment of the fine imposed Decker had been I'M
prisoned for period of thirty days. Inc dis,
Charge was made under the provisions OF
1912, revised statutes.
A commercial man, gotten up to represent
Rip Van Wrinkle, so far as the white hair and
whiskers, and the drawl and information OF
Uncle Josh Whitcomb, in speaking, attracted
considerable attention at the Merchants last
evening. He drove in with load OF pump
kins and proposed to stay several days.
A writ of certiorari was issued by the SUI
preme court yesterday, in the case OF NJ. j.
O'Brien, of Rochester, Olmsted county, ar,
rested and tried before the city justice of that
city and sentenced to pay fine OF Sl4.32, Oh
stand committed for twenty days, for calling
another man q bastard. The writ was made
returnable the first day OF the next general
term of the court, viz: the first Tuesday III
April, 1852.
The case of the three jolly tailors, the only
excitement in the municipal court for two days
past, was brought to an end yesterday. Swan
son, HENDERSON and Anderson are the
names. They worked together in the same
tailoring establishment, and between them
they succeeded in spelling coat for John
Picha, valued at $55, but as the fact could
not be brought home to either one CT the
three, all were discharged.
A lost baby was picked up Yesterday by
three ladies on the corner of Sixth and Jack,
son streets. The ladies took the little wall
into the iewelry store of John Pfister, Jack
son street, when Officer O'Keefe was sum-
moned. The officer, after procuring com;
Portable wraps for the little one, started out
in search of its mother, whom he soon found
in the person of Mrs. D.L.Ayres, 1872 East Ninth
street Mrs. Ayres having some shopping to
do had left the baby in charge of neighbor,
from whose care she had escaped and toddled
off in search of its mother.