Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-17
CITY GLOBULES.

CITY GLOBULES.
rhs women,s Christian Temperance Union
meets at the Y. N. c. A. rooms at P. NJ. TO-
dav instead of 3 as formerly announced.
A plat was fled in the register OF deeds
Office Yesterday, of Bernheimer's addition to
st. Paul, situated near the Short Line crossing
on Fort street.
Mr.. Jessrang has draped the police station
and the entrance to the city hall with badges
of mourning in respect to the memory OF
the late Capt. William Rhodes.
A decision was rendered by Judge slmons
Yesterday, overriding the demurrers with leave
TO answer the complaints In the cases OF
Thomas Jebb and John NJ. Warner against ths
city of St. Paul.
Judge Dickinson. Of Mankato, is holding
session of court at the State Historical society
rooms, to adiudicate the suit OF the Southern
Minnesota vs. the st. Paul & Sioux City rail.
roads. for lands lying in contlctlng limits OF
the two roads. About 10000 acres are In
velved.
Mike Reve and Barton Nutting were before
Judge Burr Yesterday, charged with assaulting
q man named Jacob Holdberg. They entered
the lotter,s saloon on Fort street, pitched onto
Ho1dbcrr and threatened to clean out the
ranch, They were fined SIS each and warned
not to appear again.
tits due Mr. Buckelew to state that the
song he rendered so admirably at the Opera
House Tuesday night was entitled "My Soul
to God, nv Heart to Thee. ," The "intelligent
compositor" and proof reader have been con-
signed to tie place where they blunderingly
sent "my heart" in yesterdays GLOBE.
The world is curious commingling Of
contrasts and life the harlequin of fate. When
Tom Bruce left his tavern for stroll Tues
day night he was as sober as judge. AT
midnight he was laid out with the roseate
and yesterday morning he was the dizziest
rooster in the bull pen. Not being braced up
yet he was sent to the quay for five days.
Five or six years ago Judge Thomas Wilson,
of Winona, brought suit in behalf OF the
Winona & st. Peter road against the St.
Paul & Sioux City road for lands claimed by
both companies. Yesterday the judge re-
ceived from the governor deed for between
10000 and $4,000 acres for his client. The
lands begin near New Ulm and run west fifty
miles.
A grand testimonial benefit has been rendered
to Prof. Fl. Stein, leader of the Great Union
band, to be given at Pfeifer's hall on the even
ing of Washington's birthday. The music
for the occasion will be furnished by the Great
Union band, assisted by musicians from Min
neapolis and elsewhere, the whole making a
grand total of twenty-eight accomplished mu-
sicans. Dancing will commence at $50 P. NJ.
neatly dressed and venerable lady named
Mrs Cuff, visited the police court yesterday
and related pitiful story of neglect and abuse
Tl,ary do n
farm between this city and Saltwater, and she
stated that her husband came home drunk and
abused her and turned her out of doors in the
coolest weather. A warrant was issued for
his arrest.
An individual bearing the propitious name
of John Fairweather, was arrested at
the corner of Seventh and Cedar streets by
Officer Clouse yesterday afternoon on sus-
picion of being crazy. He is laborlng under
the strange delusion that his head is living
dianem of diamonds. He is supposed to hail
from Fairabault, and was lodged in the
county jail.
Judge Brill was engaged yesterday in hear
ing the case of Albert Wharton against G. A.
and Martha B. Morton, to enforce payment of
note 1t is alleged that on October 9th,
1878, for value received defendants gave plain
tiff their note for S6,566; that no part of the
principal has been paid and that there is now
due the sum of Ss,1O1. The case will be taken
under advisement.
John Shea may not be one of your fine
haired philosophers, but there are some things
he has got dead to rights as certainty. Yes
terday Qe was before the court for having
been hudged; he confessed the fault and was
fined S., on hearing which he said something
about the power of wealth, drew out his roll
and stated that he was happy, at all times, to
pay the initiation fee.
An action was commenced in the district
court yesterday by E. R. Nudge, Sawyer &
Co., of Boston, against Seth n. and VIM. H
Milliken, N. B. HARDWOOD and others, to en-
force payment of s5,576. It is alleged that
between April and October, 1880, the defendant
Harwood, purchased merchandise to the above
arcount, with the intent to cheat and defraud
his creditors; that when defendant failed the
plaintiffs levied on certain goods, which the
sheriff wrongfully delivered to the defendants
Wherefore plaintiffs ask for Judgment for the
full amount.