Daily globe., 1881-03-16
CITY GLoBULEs.
st. Patrick's day in the morning.

CITY GLOBULES.
st. Patrick's day in the morning.
Rattle for watch at the American house.
tonight.
The secretary of state is in receipt OF boxes
of volumes of the session laws, general ano
special, from the auditors of Dakota and Blue
Earth counties.
Charles Gain, of Brainerd, was before Unit
ed States Commissioner Cardoza yesterday
charged with selling whisky to Indians. ne
waived examination and was commit'eo'
The oath of Office of Chas. NJ. Start, ex'at-
torney general, as Judge of the third judicial
district, vice VIM. Mitchell, appointed asso.
ciafe Justice of the supreme court, was nieo
with the secretary of state yesterday.
The Michael Davitt branch of the st. Paul
Land league will have regular meeting this
Wednesday evening at Temperance hall In the
basement of the Cathedral. Good speakers
and singers will entertain the meeting.
Mrs. Corrigan has sold the property at pres
emf occupied by the office of the Harvester
works. Fourth and Robert streets, to Mr.. E.
frontage of 100 feet on Robert street, and is
$50 feet deep.
Judge Brill filed the following memoranda
Yesterday in the case of August Braun
against L. T. Maxfeld and others; defendants
may deposit the money in court, thereupon
they will be discharged, and the claimants
substituted in their place.
The marriage of Mr.. NJ B. Henderson, Of
the Pioneer Press counting room, and Miss
Emily G. starkey, daughter of Capt. starkey,
an old and highly esteemed citizen, Will take
place at the residence of the brides parents, IN
the sixth ward, at o'clock this evening.
Henry Wurst, the irrepressible Minneapolis
barber, filed up on benzine yesterday morning,
and, getting on the rampage, he raised partic-
ular perditlon on jackson street. Omeer
Mitchell procured wagon, and trundled the
dizzy young man to the cooler.
The many friends of Mr.. Glenn Green, for
merly associated with Mr.. Billson as assistant
United States district attorney, will regret to
learn that he is lying dangerously III at his
home in Decorah, Iowa he Is suffering with
consumption, and fears are expressed for the
worst.
Last night two hoodlums soaked in benzine
entered a Jackson street saloon and they at
once proceeded to inaugurate arrow The en-
lududSCi VI oAAS AohS1 5a'S eAS1A
the grand bounce and they were gathered to
the fold by Detective O'Connor and Officer De
Corsey.
A dramatic entertainment will be given at
the Opera house tomorrow evening, for the
benefit of the Catholic orphan society. There
will be presented on the occasion, a two.
act comedy entitled, 'Turn Him Out" and
the screaming farce "That Rascal Pat" tits
unnecessary to predict good time.
An action was begun in the district court
yesterday by Charles vitalis, of Franconia, by
his wife Josephine Vitalis, against Henry Day,
to recover $3.50. The complaint alludes to
the disappearance of the husband of the plain
tiff, and states that diligent search has been
made for him without avail.
A seedy looking wretch named Chas. Viii.
son, who looked as if he had incurred the dis
pleasure of dame fate, was up yesterday,
charged with the larceny OF roll OF carpet,
worth 50, from man named Holton. he
was arrested in lower town by Officer Zirkle-
bach, who observed the bundle and run him in
on general principles. He went to the roost
for thirty days.
P. Gibbons was at the municipal court yes
terday, charged with assaulting young man
named T. II. Manifold. The ruction took
place at the Manitoba railroad depot, where
defendant is special watchman, and 1t is
claimed that Manifold tried to raise disturb
ance on the grounds, and that In ejecting
him Mr.. Gibbons did perfectly right. The
hearing was continued to the 18th inst.
Eugene Kent and Smith, the immortal John
Smith, were before hizzoner yesterday, charged
with bulldozing lady named Mrs. Hoy. The
fuss took place over the possession of house
ncnnriad hU Mre HnU ond rnrpntlv miro haand
by the defendants. A few days since they
visited the house and demanded possession,
which was refused. They met with warm
reception and retaliated. The testimony was
thin, and they were discharged.
The annual masquerade ball, held under the
auspices of the Standard club, took place at
evening. The attendance was large, and the
managers are to be congratulated for the pro-
nounced success, and thoroughly enjoyable
character of the entertainment. The costumes
were elegant and costly, and quite number of
novel masks were noticeable. A sumptuous
spread was served, and the affair was justly
pronounced fattering success.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon lively
ruction took place in front of Ranks saloon,
on Third street, a few doors west of Bridge
Square. The contestants were two brothers
from Dakota county, one well-to-do farmer
and the other a country pedagogue. They
were both under the influence of liquor, and,
in the heat of passion, the country school
master threw his granger brother against a
plate glass window, shattering it to smither-
eens. They were both arrested by Officer
Casey, and when brought to city hall Mr..
Rank requested them to pay for the window,
whereupon the schoolmaster said that it was
not according to the statutes and he refused to
put up. They were both locked up and will
answer for the offense this morning.
RAIDED By INDIANS.