Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-27
CITY GLOBULEs.


from the American house with delerium tre
mems was unfounded.
Strangers and travellers are invitedEto at
tend the Services, at the Y. M. c. A. rooms
this afternoon at o'clock.
A handsome $26 gray overcoat was stolen
from ooe of the freight houses On the lower
ievee yesterday. It was the property of one
McDermott.
The divorce of Kristine Landaas, vs.. Peter
Laudaas, action for cruel treatment, came
before Judge Brill yesterday. and was taken
under advisement.
The trial of criminal cases will be resumed
in the district court tomorrow morning. It
is expected that the Pollard polygamy case
will be taken up first.
The regular concert, being the fifth of the
series, under the auspices of the German So
clety and Seibert's orchestra, will take place at
the Athen9um tonight.
large new safe-nearly double the size of
the one at present in use-will soon be in posi-
ton in the Merchants hotel ofice,1.it having
been received yesterday. xsss
decree of foreclosure was rendered by
Judge Nelson, of the United States circuit
court, yesterday, in the cause of the Phoenix
Mutual Life insurance company against Josia
Thompson.
Mr.. VIM. Shelley received letter Yesterday
from George w. Crummie, of Tocson, Arizo-
MIA, formerly well known resident of this
city. He writes that he is fourishing like
green bay tree.
Simon Lodermeier was before United States
Commissioners Cordozo yesterday charged
with cutting timber from government lands.
He gave bonds in the sum of $500 for his ap-
pearance at the next term of court.
In excavating for new house on West
Fourth street, near st. Peter, Yesterday fore
noon, one of the blasts shook down plaster
from the adjacent buildings. The men were
ordered to let up by Officer Clause.
A horse belonging to E. n. Judson, attached
to sleigh, backed into the cellar opposite
Auerbach, Finch and Van Slyck's wholesale
house, on Third street, yestarday morning.
Strange to say neither animal or vehicle re-
ceived serious injnry.
A musical and literary entertainment will
take place at Turner hall tomorrow evening
under the auspices Of the proprietors of the
Reriew, paper edited and published by
been prepared and those who attend will enjoy
a rich entertainment.
The case of Anna Pawlicek, against John
Klecacki, in which action is brought for
81 900 damages for defamation of character,
| came before Judge Brill yesterday, on a de-
| murrer, denying the allegations Of the com
plant. 1t was taken under advisement.
The jury in the case of j. W. McClung VS..
P. OGrady returned verdict in favor of
plaintiff for $116 instead of SIG as heretofore
reported. Plaintiff has applied for a new trial
on the grounds that the verdict was against
the Instructions of the court and not in ac-
cordance with the evidence
Tonight Rev. DR.. Dana is to make his
| promised plea in behalf of the new High school
| building. Those who differ with him as to
the expediency of this project just now, will
be be infested in hearing what he has to saw
in advocacy of it. st. Paul does not mean to
| fall behind other competing cities education
| ally, and fair and open discussion of the mat
ter is at all events wise, and for this the COM
munity Is ready.
Sergeant Walsh returned Friday from visit
| to Alexandria, and when en- route home he
| stopped at Osakis lake the home of Patrick
SINNERS, confined in the county Jail on the
charge of robbing a granger of $500. He
states that there are three brothers of the
SINNERS family residing at Osakis lake and
that they quarreled with neighbor some
| time ago, since when the latter has not been
| seen.
| Frank Bartenslager, hotel runner, was
before hizzoner yesterday, charged with dis
| orderly conduct at the depot Last Thursday,
the defendant and another runner for bean
| foundry, engaged in dispute over the right
to steer passengers to their respective hotels
and abusive. He was arrested by Officer Gal
win. Mr.. Erwin appeared for the defendant
| and demanded a jury trial, which Was granted.
A verdict Of guilty was returned, and be was
sentenced to fine of $40, which was paid.
| To-day, after the usual high mass at AS
| sumption church, the so-ca1led ssforty hours
| service" will be commenced in this church,
A sermon will be rendered every evening by
one of the fathers. On Tuesday night the scr
vice Will be closed by grand procession,
! formed by members of the different societies
of the congregation marching around the
| church with burning candies The above ser.
| vice is held in order to make up for the many
sins committed during these frivolous days OF
| the carnival.
! Yesterdays GLoBB recorded suit brought
on lien against James Smith. Jr., and others
1t is due Mr.. Smith to explain that he con.
tracted with carpenter namei Mcneil ia
build him home. The building was erected
and Mr.. Smith paid for it, but Mcneil ab.
seconded without, it is claimed, paying for the
lumber In the building. He gave Mr.. Smith a
| bond and the surety claims he has valid de-
fense against the claim of the man who fur
nished the lumber. The surety claims the
| right to have the matter settled in the court,
and hence MIR. Smith is made party of poleps
vogens.
| The case Of the State against Frank Angus
tin, charged with the larceny of cigars and
money, was called for hearing in the municipal
court yesterday afternoon. A box partially
filed with cigars was produced in the evidence,
| the same having been abstracted from the
| stock by the defendant, who was also charged
with collecting money and appropriating 2he
| proceeds He acknowledged the theft of the
cigars, and testified that he had merely taken
small sums to defray temporary expenses. his
intention being to make the amount good
when be received his salary. He was held to
the grand jury and released In bail of $500
The case of Kate T. Ashton against Mrs.
Horace Thompson and others came before the
full bench of the district court Yesterday after
noon on a motion for Judgment on the origi-
nal decision. 1t will be remembered that
Judgment for an accounting was rendered
several months ago in favor Of the plaintiffs.
An aDDeal WAS taken tn thu OF, nrorn o,, ~ ond