Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-13
CITY GLOBULEs.

IAere were no new developments In the
Nininger smash up yesterday.
Tbs Beethoven Singing society will make
its debut at the Opera house this evening.
The fifth annual ball OF Minnellaha lodge,
No. 81, Brotherhood of Locomotive fremen,
will be given at Market hall, Friday evening,
Jan. 20, proxlmo.
A delegation of Rochester people arrived in
st. Paul last evening to appear before tho
claims commission to-day either al claimants
or witnesses.
Thomas Cabana, for assaulting his wife,
Mary Cabana, was placed under bonds in $500
to keep the peace for six months by Jud ge
Burr yesterday morning.
Charlie Burt, in the office of the state su-
perintendent of public instruction, was yes
terday engaged in sending out the semi-annual
supply OF teachers term reports.
Ex-Police Officer Waterhouse, in the hos
pital for the insane for nearly year, having
recovered his reason, has been discharged
from the Institution, and is now in the city.
The claims commission, under the bond act,
will resume it's SESSIONS at 10 o'clock this
morning, that is provided Gov. Pillsbury's
vacclnated arm will allow him to be present.
The boy Stellar, missing from his home in
st. Cloud for several days, as reported to Chief
Weber, was found yesterday in boarding
house on the Fort road, and is now retained at
the station awaiting the arrival of his father.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re.
ceived notice of the allowance of two pension
claims, both at the rate of 81 per month, the
arrearages being $s33.S7 and sS1S.SO re-
spectively.
Altotal of seventeen cases were before His
Honor, Judge Burr. of the mucicipal court,
yesterday morning, of which number five paid
fines to the amount of $50, the others either
going to Jail or having their cases continued.
Certified copies were received at the COVER
nor's office yesterday of railroad land grants
to the state, amounting to 72O acres. The
lands are located in the Tracy and Redwood
Falls land districts, and were granted in aid of
the Winona q st. Peter railroad.
Deputy United States Marshal Brackett re
turned from Little Falls, Morrison county.
last evening, with man named Louis Vasley,
arrested there on the charge of selling whisky
to Indians. Accused will have his preliminary
examination before United States Commission
er Cardozo this morning.
Coleman Walsh, Martin Lienay, Valentine
Mealey and Edward Mealey, Connemaras,
arrested Sunday for riotous conduct Saturday
night, the result of observing ''wake," were
up in the police court yesterday morning, and
were fined $40 each, which Walch ard Fiernay
paid, but the three Mealey's went to jail for
twenty days.
James johnson, alias Chas. Rogers, arrested
by Sheriff Eustis, of Hennepin county, was
before United States Commissioner Yesterday,
on the charge of manufacturing and distri-
buting counterfeit half dollars. Important
witnesses not being in attendance the exami-
nation was continued to Thursday, the 18th,
the accused, in default of $1,000 bail, being
committed to the Hennepin county Jail.
The man Oliver La Pointe, arrested Sunday
morning a week ago, for an assault upon
Joseph Vlllaume, and whose prelim mary ex-
animation was postponed for the reason that
MIR. Villaume was unable to appear against
him, was arraigned yesterday morning, Vii
laume being present. In view of the severe
character of Mr. Villaume's injuries, the charge
of simple assault made against La Pointe was
Withdrawn, and the charge preferred of as
sault with dangerous weapon, with intent to
do great bodily harm, to which plea of not
guilty was entered, and the case continued to
Friday next at 10 a.. m.
report gained wide circulation yesterday
that Chas. r. Croft, the well-known manufac-
turer of baking powders, ETC., would have to
suffer the amputation of his left arm from the
effects of poison introduced into it by vacci-
nation. Upon investigating the report q
GLOBE reporter learned that Mr.. Croft had
been quite sick for two or three days past
from the effects of his vaccination, his arm
being greatly infamed, and several pains per.
mating from his whole system, but that he
had commenced to recover, and that at nc
time had there been any cause for o. thought
of amputation in connection with the case.
Among the business changes in st. Paul to
be inaugurated with the year 1881, will be the
disappearance of the notion house of Geo. W.
Becht & Co., and the appearance Of a new
wholesale fancy grocery house with Mr..
Becht and M. A. Schultz, composing the
firm. The business will be carried Oh in the
building, IA East Third street, at present oc-
cupied by the notion house of Becht & Co.
Both Mr.. Becht and Schultz are young in
years, Of thoroughgoing business habits, and
have wide business acquaintance. so that the
success of the new house is reasonably GER
tain.
Sunday, Officers De Corsey and Mer.iam ar
rested four men upon telegram from Sheriff
Newton, of Dakota, the charge beng the
theft of couple of axes, tools. etc. The men
gave their names as Fred. Fouch, Joseph
Gruschutz, VIM. Dresler and Louis Teacher.
They claimed they had beNe engaged in cut
ting wood for man named Schaefer, of Hast
ings, for more than month past, for which
they had not received one cent of ceI1pensa
ton, and, being unable to get anything else,
they had retained the axes they were using
when they quit work. Sheriff Newton took
the prisoners to Hastings yesterday afternoon
for examination, upon the charge Of theft
made against them by shaefer.
TRELAND,S ENVOY.