Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-18

Frank Fairchild, clerk of the police court,
reports twenty.six cases to be brought before
the next grand jury.
Officer Brosseau put an end to a vicious dog
on lower Seventh street yesterday afternoon
that had bitten boy in the right leg.
Judge Nelson, in the United States circuit
. court, yesterday heard the arguments in the
case of Edward Martindale vs. Eliza A, Wass,
and took the same under advisement.
Four suits were brought before Judge Brill
at the special term yesterday, against G. P.
Holcombe, sheriff of Washington county, to
restrain the latter from selling quantity OF
logs.
AnthOn Parchen, who was accused OF sell
ing liquor to the Indians on the White Earth
reservation, was before United States Com
missioner Cardoza yesterday and committed in
default of $500 bail.
An incipient fire, catching from a stove
pipe, occurred in the West Wisconsin freight
house yesterday morning. 1t was promptly
squelched by some of the employees and truck
men, without giving an alarm.
The announcements of real estate auction
sales to be made by A. Z. Barnum's agency,
with A. Fl. Nicolay as salesman, will be found
of interest to the readers of the SUNDAY
GLOBE. They appear on the fifth page.
The twenty-five special policemen appointed
to do service during the fair season were paid
off and relegated to private life yesterday. The
pay roll, according to city treasurer account,
amounts to nearly 5000. Cheap enough.
DR.. j. II. Bryant was the recipient yester-
day of unique gift, being in the shape a
handsome cane from the Sandwich Islands.
The cane is of orange wood, and is a present
from DIR. Hagan, now sojourning in the Isl
ands.
The Barnes excursion party, which returned
from Glendive yesterday was, one and all, en-
thusiastic in praise of the good time they had
had, and especially in praise of MIR. Barnes
tention to the excursiOnists.
Prof. Bryant, at meeting of the academy
of sciences to be held tomorrow evening, is
| to submit report upon the question whether
the curriculum Of the public schools OF st.
Paul can be profitably enlarged to include art
| culture and industrial education.
The dizziest drunk of the season came to the
| front at the police court yesterday, in the per-
| son of Polander named Frank Juinsky. he
| imbibed too much of his native beverage and
| had to be hauled to the tower in dray. He
| was let off on payment of five bills.
| A bill for divorce was filed in the district
court yesterday by Maggie Morse James, the
| soidisant demerip, from her former affinity,
| tHank'' de James, on the grounds that the
| latter deceived her into the belief that he was
| single man at the time of their marriage.
| Vice President Cakes, of the Northern Pa
cific Railroad company, yesterday telegraphed
relative to the Northern Pacific election, to
| Gen. Haupt, general manager, st. Paul, as
| follows: GA. j Thomas is second vice pres.
| ident and F. B. Williams is assistant to the
| president" "
| The academy of natural sciences will hold q
regular meeting on Monday evening, at the
| office of Drs. Stewart and Wheaton. Charles
| s. Bryant, ESQ.,, will read an interesting paper
| on cart Culture'' in connection with the pub
| lie school system. All are invited. The houl
| of meeting is to be 7:30 O'Clock.
William Flanagan was arraigned at the po
lice court yesterday, at the instance of ont
| Patrick Coleman, who charged him witt
stealing his watch. The jigger was abstract
ed from the latter's vest while the two were
| ouaffing the rosy in a lower town saloon. Tht
| evidence was conclusive, and defendant was
sentup for sixty days.
P. T. Kavanagb, auctioneer, reports rea
estate sales by auction this week of over SO,
600, beginning on Thursday with the Vista
sey street house and lot at So $50, and Satur
day evening three lots on Commercial street
| for $1,500. The public have full confidence
in the sales advertised by Mr.. Kavanagh, al
is shown by the attendance at each auction
| sale. This morning, in large double col
umn, he advertises a large sale of $4,000
| worth of farm property.
Judge J. P. Kidder and District Attorney
| Carter, of Dakota, are at the Merchants, or
4 their return from a flying visit to the famous
Yellowstone country, via the Northern Pacific
| railroad. The gentlemen left St. Paul ter
days ago, and their trip has been one of un.
| alloyed pleasure. It was rainy here when they
left, but they run out of the storm before
reaching St. Cloud and did not strike it or
! their return until Bismarck was reached. The
| gentlemen leave for their homes at VermilliOn,
| D. T., this afternoon.
And now comes Mr. j. B. Brisbin, counselor
| at law, into court, and through his attorneys
| Judge Palmer and Ex-Gov. C. K. Davis. de-
mands a whack at the State railroad bond
| question. Inc acGlOn is DrOugnC against
| James Winslow and all the bondholders ex-
cept Selah Chamberlain, to enforce payment
of SIS, 900 for professional services rendered
the bondholders ten years ago with the view
| of collecting the bonds. The defendants rep
resent about fifty persons in all, and it is ex-
| pected that the suit will result in some inter
esting testimony.
For ways that are devious the frisky h hack-
men are earning regulations which will short
| ly entitle them to waltz off with the cookie.
| The candidate on yesterday was j. W. Bates,
| liveryman, who was charged with asking too
much fare. The driver Of the hack, and the
| real perpetrator, one Gorden, conveyed the
complainant, Henry Brady. from the German
| la house on Fifth street to St. Luke's hos
4 pital on Eighth street, distance of four
blocks, for which luxury he charged the mod
est sum of $1.5O. Brady "kicked" and wore
| out warrant for his arrest. The hearing
| will take place tomorrow morning.
Among the arrivals in st. Paul yesterday
was DR.. Z. P. Thompson, of Kohola, Sand
| wich Islands. The doctor left the latter
place the last part of August and was favored
| with quick and most delightful journey.
notable feature associated with his pres
| ence in st. Paul is the fact that DIR. Hogan, OF
| this city, and now in the Islands, has taken
| charge of his practice during his friends in
absence in the States. DIR. Thompson re-