Daily globe., 1881-02-26
CITY GLOBULEs.

The committee on streets and ordinances of
the city council will meet at 730 O'Clock this
evening.
The axle of No. hose cart broke down at
the corner of Ninth and Broadway, while on
the way to last nights fire.
The flag at the capitol was at half mast yes.
terday in honor of the late Matt. a. Carpenter,
United States Senator.
Sergeant Walsh found two deer skins con-
cealed in an empty building in Lower town,
which may be identified at city hall.
If James Parish will call on Mr.. James
O'Brien, clerk of the district court, he will
hear OF something to his advantage.
MIR. 7. Il. Miller rejoices in the possession
OF an heiress The young lady weighs twelve
pounds, and will grow up with the country.
A meeting of the members of the Episcopa,
church on st. Anthony Hill will be held this
evening ats o'clock In the Dayton avenue
fresDyterian church. All interested are
cordially invited.
Ex-Gov Davis has withdrawn from the law
firm of Davis. O'Brien & Wilson, and has Sc
cured Office room in McOuillan's block.
Messrs. O'Brien & Wilson will continue to oc.
cupy the old quarters.
The case Of the city against Fred Barten.
slayer, the hotel runner, charged by Officer
Calvin with disorderly conduct, was called In
the policec ourt yesterday and the hearing
continued until to-day.
John Boun, man without habitation, des.
tination or country, was at the police court
Yesterday charged with being vagrant. Like
the measels he spreads all over and promised
to shake st. Paul If released. He was sent out
of town.
VIM. L. Hughes has commenced action in
the district court against James Smith, Jr,
Daniel McNeal and the trustees of Manchester
college, to enforce payment of bill for S736,
for lumber furnished in the construction of
the building.
Frank Augustine, alias Frank Christophson,
was arraigned at the police court yesterday
charged with the larceny of liquors and cigars
and embezzling funds from Arthur Koenig
The examination was continued until Q O'Clock
this afternoon.
A general court martial has been appointed
to meet at Fort Assinniboine Thursday, March
10, of which Major J. s. Brisbin, Second cav
airy, will be ranking officer, and First Lieu
tenant Robert F. Bates, Eighteenth infantry,
will be judge advocate.
Last midnight Jailer Jessrang, who per-
forms the duties of night and day watchman
and general factotum, was engaged in scrub
bing the immense floors on his hands and
knees. This looks like laying it on too thick;
especially as the corridors were filled with
able-bodied tramps.
Two Bohemians named Frank Zusenbunsky
and Josenh Prijbyta were arrested yesterday
charged with the larceny of a horse and cutter
from Charles Jaeger. The rig was stolen
from the latter's brickyard last Thursday
They were before the court yesterday afternoon
and committed for twenty days EACH
A shiftless baggage named Joe Wyde was
before hizzoner yesterday, charged with
breaking into John Thil's saloon, on John
street, and abstracting a revolver aud some
cigars. He pleaded guilty and was sent to the
rOost for sixty days. He will be out when the
grass and early lark comes, and it is hoped
that his lines will fall in pleasanter places.
The alarm of fire at $50 O'Clock last even
ing was occasioned by the discovery of fire in
the second story in the frame building, corner
of Sixth and Robert streets, known as the old
Kittson house. The fire was put out with a
few pals of water and by chopping the In
famable material away. It caught from the
and no material damage was sus-
tanned.
The fourth annual ball, under the auspices
of the st. Andrews society, of st. Paul, was
given at Pfeifer's hall last evening. A select
company assembled, and dancing was the
order of the hour, the graceful evolutions of
the may being tripped to the delightful
strains of STEMS orchestra. The occasion
a. of f.,,,
joyed by all in attendance
His brain was on fire, his senses whirled and
his teeth chartered audibly, while glance at
the man showed that he had undergone fear
full siege with the iend that saps reason, and
puts snakes in the boots. His name was
Greve, grief would have been better, and he
looked as if he had been ground between the
upper and neither millstones. He was before
the court yesterday, and sent over for ten days.
Judge Simons was engaged yesterday in
hearing the application of defendant to admit
further testimony in the case of Joseph Nc
Cutchen against the board of county commits
sioners of Rice county. The suit was brought
been illegally assessed and paid under prosest
The application was argued by Geo. n. Bax-
ter for defendant and Gordon E. Cole for the
plaintiff. 1t was taken under advisement.
An action was begun in the district court
yesterday by Anna Pawlicik against John
Necacki for 81 900 damages for alleged de-
famation of character. The complaint al
leges that on Sept. 18th and Goth the defendant
uttered false, slanderous and malicious state
ments rejecting on the character of plaintiff.
Said statements were made in the presence of
plaintiffs husband and one Albert Krenk, boz
ing in effect that plairtiff had committed adul-
try with four soldiers from Fort Smelling.
The production of Bulwer's popular com.
edy of "Money" by the Dramatic club for the
benefit of the Library association last evening
drew out large audience. Though the actors
are all amateurs many of them displayed a
fine appreciation of dramatic effects. Ali were
well up in their parts, and in an elocutionary
not all that could be desired, yet considering
erervthinp WAS highly craditahle The enter