Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-16
CITY aLoBuLEs.

yeeCeIuay.
The funeral of Mrs. Bartlett Presley will
take place at 2 p. m. to-day.
Six transfers of real estate were recorded in
the register Of deeds Office yesterday, the
aggregate consideration being SIS ,762.
Officer Fitzgerald found scarf pin on Jack.
son between Fifth and Sixth streets, which
the owner may have by calling at the police
station.
Twenty eight army recruits, under charge
OF Bartlett, left Fort Smelling yesterday, over
the Chicago, st. Paul q Omaha road for Fort
sully via the Fort Pierre route.
Pat Egan, the wife beater, who escaped from
Gen. Shields while being escorted to the
county jail is still at large, but the General
swears by the great horn spoons, he will
bring his man to grief and the bastile, or
perish in the effort.
The stockholders of the St. Paul Harvester
works at their annual meeting, elected the old
board of directors as follows: E. M. Deane.
G. B. Newcombe, w. B. Dean, @. H. Bigelow,
I. =. Reed, d. L. Pilkington, D. R. Moves,
Walter Mann and W. 8. Goodhue.
Haverly's New Mastodon minstrsls, to an.
pear at the Opera house Friday and Saturday
evenings, passed through the city yesterday
In special car, on the st. Paul & Omaha
road, for Minneapolis, where they appeared
last night and again tonight.
Mr.. 8. A. Baldwin will begin course of
three organ concerts at the First Baptist
church on Friday evening, Nov. %. At the
first concert the vocal assistance will be rem
dered by Miss Fry and Mr.. Loemis, of the
Baptist church choir, and rich programme
may be expected.
Hon. E. q. Rogers was in good spirits yes
terday over the possession of an imported
Belton setter, present from Judge e. St.
Julien Cox, who had refused $500 for the dog.
Numerous dog fanciers who looked the anil
NAL over yesterday pronounced him one of the
finest hunting dogs in the city.
Yesterday morning freight car in the ward
of the Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul road,
was found broken open and a quantity of caps
belonging to J. F. Pannel, III East Seventh
street, found abstracted: The stolen property
was valued at $160. Investigations bv the
police lead to the belief the car was broken
open and goods abstracted before its arrival in
the st. Paul yard.
Gov. Pillsbury yesterday received tran.
script OF the vote in Lincoln county upon the
question of removing the county seat from
Marshfeld to the village of Lake Benton. The
vote stood for removal 431; against 416; ma.
jority, in favor OF removal Is. Upon this
showing the Governor yesterday afternoon
issued bis proclamation, directing the removal
Of the county seat from Marshfeld to Fort
Benton.
A German teamster engaged in hauling
lumber for P. H. Kelly had the misfortune to
lose one of his horses. He was taking lumber
from car standing just above the steamboat
warehouse on the levee, when the team took
fright and backed over the bank into the river.
large crowd soon gathered and one Of the
horses was gotten out alive, but the other
horse drowned before assistance reached him.
The wagon and harness was also saved.
At $50 last evening, at the residence of the
widow of the late ]. @. A. Ward, on Fourth
street, Mr.. Charles II. Burt, clerk IN the office
Of the superintendent of public instruction,
was united in marriage to Miss Carrie L.
Ward, youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
ton. Only a few intimate friends of the con.
tracing parties were present. The GLOBE
extends congratulations.
Yesterday was real red letter day in the
municipal court yesterday. The role call
showed nine culprits. simple drunks, drunk
and disorderly and three larcenies, all of them
of mild order. All but two had their cases
disposed of, two Of the larceny cases being
continued and strange to relate, all but one
OF these tried promptly paid their fines, the
aggregate amounting TO $50, the largest sum
received by this court from this source, in
any one day for months.
Jack Frost has called halt on brick LAYING
for the time being, and as consequence sever
al of the big blocks contracted to be completed
this season, are in an unfinished state. Tn,
contractors are, however, hopeful there will
yet be quite spell of mild weather, and en-
able them to get the structures under roof
so that they can proceed with finishing up thl
interior during the winter. It is probable
though, that the completion OF several of the
more important structures will have to &c
over to next season.
Andrew Sweeney, the young fellow arrested
for stealing maeinac jacket from Warner
auction store Monday afternoon, paid $40 fol
his indiscretion in the municipal court yester
day afternoon. The evidence showed that he
was In state OF mental oblivion from drink
when he took the garment, that he made no
effort to conceal the article, and that lie has
been hard working and faithful employe at
the Union stock yards for the past foul
months. Nevertheless under the law he had
committed theft, and under the law he wal
punished for 1T. The experience ought to
teach him satisfactory lesson.
Mrs. Emelie Hin, wife of Robert Elm, 6
resident Of the Sixth ward, was placed In the
county Jail about o'clock last evening, fol
safe keeping, o raving maniac. Mrs. Hin is
about to become mother. Sunday she be-
gan to shows signs Of mental alteration, the
disorder steadily increasing until yesterday
husband iu caring for her, 1t was determined tc
put her under lock key in the county Jail
The husband accompanied and remained by hel
during the night, Soon after her arrival at
the jail physician was called in and opiatei
administered, but at late hour she was still
raving wildly. It is cartainly sad case.