Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-15
CITY aLoBULEs.

room tuesday afternoon, Marcn 10, at
O'Clock.
The official bond of Assessor Beaumont fol
$1,000 was filed in the auditors office yester
day afternoon. The sureties are Albert Scheffel
and John s. Prince.
Henry Morris and Andrew Hansen had both
been waltzed in timber drunk. They said there
was no discount on the charge, and they wen,
to the bastile for five days each. ssssss XXX
Sheriff Zarache, of Polk county, arrived in
st. Paul yesterday, having in charge two in
sane persons, man and woman. They were
taken to st. Peter yesterday afternoon.
Charles West, the solid man with the big
abdomen and painfully dizzy legs, was up for
having been as drunk as horse with the blind
staggers. He was mulct S., and paid the
coin.
Charles Baxter, of Minneapolis, was before
United States Commissioner Cardozo, yester-
dav, charged with passing a spurious coin.
The charge was not substantiated, and he was
discharged.
Judge Simons was engaged yesterday in
hearing the objections to the assessment for
grading Mackubin street. The case was par
TALLY tried and continued to Saturday at
o'clock P. NJ.
Annie Hoy swore out warrent yesterday
for the arrest of two men named Smith and
Odin on the charge of disorderly conduct.
She claims that they visited her house on
Seventh street last Sunday and battered down
the doors.
Henry WuTst, victim to Minneapolis Sum-
day bug Juice, was before hizzoner yesterday
charged with making holy show of himself
on the lower levee. He was blindly ohllvious
to what had taken place, and was sized up for
IS, which he paid.
Prof Payne delivered captivating lecture
on astronomy at Plymouth chapel last night,
taking as subject Blossoms from the Stars"
The lecture was replete IN valuable informa-
ton and abounded in passages of glowing de-.
scription, and was very entertaining.
Harper's for April contains an article en-.
titled, Young Man 60 West" which is made
interesting to those familiar with the late
settlement of northwest Minnesota and north
west Iowa, by references to the Close Bros. of
De Mars and the English colonists of that
region.
The members of St. Joseph parish have ar.
ranged to appropriately celebrate st. Patrick's
day with grand entertainment, to be given at
IISleT Hail ucAb 1uQIcudy CNCulLSs 4dC
programme comprises a bounteous supper,
followed with a vocal and instrumental concert
and dramatic entertainment.
City Engineer Rundlett inaugurated his
regime Yesterday by the appointment of Cor.
nelius Casey and Michael Lux to the position
of street inspectors. They succeed Messrs.
Schmidt and Flynn. Both men are well
known and are considered qualified to dis
charge the important duties of the office.
Col Taylor, State librarian, yesterday re-
ceived handsome donation of law books from
Judge F. NJ. Crosby, of the First judicial dis
trlct. The gift consisted of bound volumes of
the general and special laws of 1879 and 1878;
special laws of 1857; general and special laws
of 1864, 1868 and 1862; extra session 1862, and
general and special laws of 1861.
A blped named John Monroe got crazy drunk
on raw alcohol last Saturday, and attacked his
wife with the baldheaded end of broom The
wretch was before Judge Burr yesterday, Who
exercises righteous horror for this species
of brutality, and the prisoner was sent up for
thirty days, at the expiration of which he will
have TO furnish bonds to keep the peace.
When hizzoner mounted the woolsack yes
terday morning he was confronted with the
usual array of Monday DRINKS. The only
soaked visage of James Ryan. He had been
there before and the court was onto him
bigger than bear. He begged like fun to be
let off, but the court doubled up on the
sentence and he went over for ten days.
A touching scene was witnessed on West
Third yesterday afternoon, being that of a
crazy woman who ran down the street, par
TALLY dressed, with dishevelled hair, and in her
bare feet. The unfortunate woman was taken
in charge by Officer Vogtle, who conducted
her to the county Jail, where she awaits an ex-
animation. Her name is Mrs. Meyers, and she
was released from the hospital for the insane a
few months since.
Intelligence was received by the United
States authorities in this city few days ago
that large force of men had invaded the
government lands in the Chippewa reserva-
ton, near the Lake of the Woods, and that
they were cutting timber for the Canada Pa
cific railroad. A number of Indian police be
longing to the White Earth agency have left
for the scene of the outrage, and some lively
music is expected.
The attorneys in the case of A. H Bar
ney and others against the Winopa & St.
Peter railroad company, met in the clerks
office of the United States circuit court yester
day, to arrange settlement pursuant to the
opinion Of Judge Nelson. The action was
brought to determine certain rights claimed
by plaintiffs to large tracts of land coded to
the road. By request Of defendant, the matter
was postponed until the 18th of April.
The Brunswick Bake company will, about
the first of next month, open in st. Paul q
warehouse and repair shop, for the sale ant
repair of billiard tables and billiard room sup
plies and fixtures. In this connection it il
learned that the Bernsteinite manufacturing
company of st. Paul has contracted large
sale of its make of billiard balls to the com
bination of billiard manufacturing companies
These balls, the equivalent of ivory in weight
and elasticity, are more durable than ivory OF
any other composition which has heretofore
been used as substitute for ivory.
The annual statement of the Washington
Life Insurance company Of New York ap
pears in our columns of this date, which
shows large increase of business over 1879
which may be attributed to it's sound financial
condition, economical management and liberal
features, it being the only company in the
United States that holds its policies in force
by its dividends. This company is getting a
very strong foothold in Minnesota and Dakota,
on account of its liberal dealings with its
policy holders, and will soon be the leading
company in the Northwest. Parties desiring
to represent this old and reliable company can
apply to j. A. sabln, general manager of
agencies, st. Paul.
In an alleged humorous burlesque of police
court doinus the Sundav'c ;seue Of tho P;ononr