Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-12

ClaS. heatOr Will ~ W Utiu iiNoi, "hoi0 Lie
will embark in business.
Steadman makes hit in the Overland
Route" at the Opera house.
Nelson Van Husen lost two fingers by CON-
ing in contact with a circular saw.
Minneapolis lodge Knights of Pythias held
a regular communication last night
The Musical union will hold a rehearsal
meeting in Harrison hall this evening.
The incorporated stock of the North Star
Barrel company has been increased to $780,
600.
A carpenter named Ford is reported missing,
and his friends are anxiously searching for
him.
The Zouaves Will give their second mas
ouerade ball in Turner hall next Wednesday
evening.
Another good house witnessed Den. Thomp-
son In Josh Whitcomb last evening, at the
academy.
A regular meeting of st. Anthony lodge, l..
o. G. T., will be held at 251 Nicollet avenue,
this evening.
The Crusaders. T. A. dram attic club, is pre-
pairing for an entertainment to be given about
Christmas time.
A joint meeting of the council committees
on railroads and on roads and bridges was held
yesterday afternoon.
The city council committee advertise for
proposals from banks and bankers to receive
the deposit of city finds.
The mill men find it absolutely impossible
to get horses to haul away the lumber from
the mills as fast as it is made.
Notwithstanding the bad weather last night,
goodly meeting of the Reform club was
held in Harrison hall last night.
A fsticuff encounter was INDUCED in by two
men employed in the Pillsbury A mill. The
aggressor was peIemptorily discharged yes
terdav.
Robert Mann, while employed at the factory
of Hallet & sempers, had his left hand caught
in a moulding saw yesterday, with painful re-
suits.
The reason of the alleged irregularity of the
Eighth avenue street car line, is the bad con-
dition of the track, owing to the rainy
weather.
ian Temperance union will be held in the hall
over Elliot's music store, at o'clock this
afternoon.
Harry Jennett, foreman of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul passenger yard, was caught
between two cars on Thursday night and had
his collar bone fractured.
The GLOBE feels safe in predicting that the
Lyndale motor line will be continued. Too
many property holders understand that it is
to their benefit to have it continued.
A special meeting of the committee on rail-
road ordinance, relating to the Milwaukee
railroad car shops, will be held on Monday at
o'clock In the afternoon, in the city council
chambers.
The following officers have been elected by
the Society DANA: President, c. Newman; vice
president, Theodore Durum; treasurer, H. c..
Peterson; corresponding secretary, Charles
Benson; recording secretary, M. l.. Hincke.
N. Hervey, arrested for larceny of wood,
had the case finally brought to focus yester-
day. He was discharged upon the motion of
the city attorney. He had purchased the wood
from a stranger who claimed to own it, and
hence was innocent of the theft.
Thos. Mcdonald got on an immoderate
lark. OF his stomach he made whisky barrel,
metaphorically speaking. In fact he got SO
excessively drunk that good behavior was alb
solutely out of the question. Judge Cooley
sent him to the county bastile for thirty days,
to give him an opportunity TO at least resolve
to reform.
John Heron is dissolute reprobate. He
got on frightful spree on Thursday and
h. hasa nv, Iii
indecent exposure of his person upon the pub
lie streets. A copper yanked him in, and he
was yesterday given hearing in the police
court. He won't have an opportunity of re.
peating the crime within the next thirty days
j. G. Stapleton is a much married individ.
ual He has been living at No. 629 Third
street south with one wife. Recently another
woman came on to this city from Sioux Falls
and made claims to Stapleton as her liege lord
The Minneapolis Mrs. S. quietly resigned ali
right and title to the Sioux Falls Mrs s., and
in that manner an amicable adjustment of the
matter was comprised.
In the municipal court yesterday, the cast
of the State VS.. L. N Miller and Syril
Gstchia, Jr., was brought to a close
Gatchia, it seems, held mortgage upor
team of horses owned by Johr
Leddick, and wanted to get possession
of the same. He secured the services of Mil
Ter, the ex-dog killer, and the trio called upor
Le1dick and demand the property. The latter
peremtorlally refused. They went away, but
returned again, when an exciting scene en-
sued. In the affray Miller drew his revolver
(which has caused many poor canine to bit,
the dusty. This was conclusive argumen
and won the day. The judge held that the
parties Gatchia were not guilty of assault O
robbery and discharged the case. Anothe
INV, adj ofo 1x-x
upon Miller, charging him with an assault
and battery. The case was continued unit
next Wednesday for trial.