Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-22
CITY GLOBULES.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The Great Union band gave another concert
at White Bear lake last evening.
The VolksSeitung fund for the relief of the
New Ulm sufferers amounted to S2,2l3 at
o'clock last evening.
Boys continue to bathe IN the river opposite
the city at all hours Of the day, notwithstand-
ing the ordinance against such practices.
A lesson is apparently needed.
This time it was an honest, unsephisticated
German who loaned one of his owu country
men SIS on bogus check. Will the time
ever come when people will learn wisdom
The board of equalization met again yester-
day afternoon and went through the Third
ward assessment of personal property and ad-
journed to meet on Monday next at p. m.
On Wednesday night Thomas Connolly,
residing near elevator "B, was kicked by one
OF his colts, sustaining the fracture of two of.
his ribs. DR.. Senkler attended to his injuries
A mortgage for sl,eOO,O0O from the st.
Paul s. Duluth railroad company to the Cen
tral trust company Of New York was filed for
record in the office OF the register of deeds
yesterday.
A deed was filed with the register of deeds
yesterday from Mons HokansoD and wife to
the Anchor manufacturing company of the
North Star mills property, the eonside ration
being $4,000.
Prof. A. ]. Way, late OF Cleveland, o.,
celebrated teacher of the guitar, induced
thereto by poor health, has concluded to 10
cate in St. Paul, for the teaching of his favor
ite branch of music.
The remains of Robert Ryan, the conduc-
tor of the freight train who was killed near
Madelia on the Omaha road, were forwarded
to Milwaukee yesterday afternoon for burial.
The body was embalmed bytLeigh & Co.
officer Casey found a man suffering from
an overdose of ice water (t is supposed)
on Cedar street yesterday morning, and es-
corted him to the lock up. The dssipated
rooster will explain all about it 10 Judge
Burr this morning.
Ex Sheriff James King left for Chicago by
the 135 train on Wednesday. The same night
his residence on Robert street was entered by
burglars, but they were frightened off by
members of the family who heard the noise.
The burglars got nothing.
dog fight in flont of the American house
in which little less than thousand ours
OF high and low degree took part, furn-
ished the only live item the GLOBE reporter
could find on Wabashaw street yesterday.
The under dog came out ahead.
An amendment to the articles of incorpora-
tion of the Masonic Building association, of
Faribault, were filed with the secretary of
state yesterday. The amendment simply
strikes from the fifth section the words call
of whom shall be- e'stockholders."
John Gabriel belongs to the infamous band
of wife beaters. but he will not ply his nefa-
rious trade for some time to come, as Judge
Burr yesterday morning fined him $50 or sixty
days, and ordered him to give bonds in the
sum of $3.50 to keep the peace, and to stand
committed until sufficient bonds are given.
On Wednesday evening, while a team of
mules, attached to an ambulance, was being
conveyed across the Minnesota river near
Fort Smelling on ferry, the animals became
frightened and leaped off the ferry into the
river and were drowned. The ambulance had
not been recovered up to yesterday afternoon.
Col Taylor, State librarian, was feeling es-
pecially good yesterday over the receipt from
the State librarian of New Jersey Of forty-six
volumes of law and equity reports, copies of
the revised statutes, digests and legislative re-
ports, the whole forming one of the largest
and most complete donations received to make
good the losses incurred in the capitol fire.
Major Mclaughlin, the newly appointed
Indian agent at Standing Rock, and John W.
Cramsie, his successor at the DEVILS Lake
agency, having completed their arrangements
for the transfer of posts, left last evening for
DEVILS Lake, from which point Major Nc
Laughlin will continue HE journey to Standing
Rock.
Judge Burr has made up his mind that the
low ruffians who make it a point to insult Ia
dies on the streets and IN the parks must quit
their nefarious business. The frst case OF
the kind came before him yesterday morning
in the person of a man named Fred. Bachelor
who insulted some ladies in the park on
Wednesday night and he promptly sent the
offender I'D for 60 days, in default of fine
Of $50.
Mrs. Lena Fernandez, through her attorney,
]. N. Rogers, filed her application yesterday
with the clerk of tho district court, asking
for a divorce from her husband Louis A. Fer
nondez on the ground of cruel and inhuman,
treatment. and also that of desertion. Louis
has gone one way with 13 year old girl,
named Clementine Lutcher, and Lena has
skipped out with young man named Kier.
Such Is lie
Thomas Plasick, car-repairer, walking along
the Omaha company's track just outside of
the East st. Paul freight yards at noon yester-
day, was caught on the bridge over the ST.
Pin & Duluth track by an engine and had
one leg broken aud manged. He is at ST.
,Josaph's hospital, under care of DR.. Murphy.
and may, have to lose his leg. So far as could
be learned last evening the occurrence was
wholly accidental.
Articles of incorporation of the "Germania
Krankin Unterstut zungs Verein of Rush
City," State of Minnesota, were filed with the
secretary OF state yesterday. The general
purpose OF the society is to distribute and
pay ce. tain weekly benefit to any sick mem
her. and Also in case of death OF any member
to the Of SIS for s Dra be Vssas
oIdi of sound health and good moral charac-
ter. ter The officers are: George F. Urnland,
nresident; +. Ridlich, vice-presldent; Albert
R IJtin. secretary; E. A. Urnland, treasurer;
and John N. Brest, William Summer and Jo-
hannes Schubs trustees.