Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-16
CITY GLOBULES.

business tomorrow morning.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota His
torieal society takes place tomorrow evening
at the capitol.
Up to last night the county auditor had
drawn forty-six orders in payment OF witness
fees for attendance in the grand jury averaging
$2apiece.
The case against A. Zimmerman, charged
with assault and battery, was called for hear
ing in the police court yesterday, and aontin-
ned until tomorrow morning.
Be sure and attend the song service in they !.
NJ. C. A. rooms to-day, at P. NJ. MIR. 5.
Baldwin will preside at the organ, Messrs W.
II. H. Johnston and r. H. Clark will conduct
the service.
Mr.. John HinkIe, while riding in Dakota
county about six miles from st. Paul, day be-
fore. yesterday, shot an immense wild cat. II
weighed over forty pounds and is beauty.
He brought the trophy to this city and is hay
ing it stuffed
The council subcommittee having charge
of the proposed ordinance for granting the
right of way to the Como street railway com
pany, and allowing the use OF steam motors
on Como avenue, did not meet yesterday after
noon, as intended, but will meet tomorrow at
$50 p. NJ.
Yesterday, C. NJ. MacCarthy, president, and
John Bell, treasurer, of the Land league, sent
direct to Dublin, by bill of exchange through
Dawson's bank, sG40 (Sl97), ESQ for the Parnell
defense fund and SO, the regular installment
of dues from the st. Paul branch, practical
aid for Ireland.
The remains of A. P. Rydland, whose sud
den death at the Hotel to the Wild Hunter,
was announced in yesterdays issue of the
GLOBE, have not yet been claimed. The body
is at Mccarthy 81 Donnelly's undertaking
establishment. 1t is Understood that deceased
resided at Zumbrota.
A Young man named Fred Bruno was ar
raigned at the police court yesterday charged
with the larceny of q diamond ring and the
sum of 300 from the residence OF VIM. Hart.
Defendant was employed to assist at moving;
and is supposed to have taken the money from
a cupboard. The hearing was continued I'M
til Monday.
The president of the Hamline university, DR..
John, speaks tonight in Plymouth church
on "Higher Education" a subject all Our peo-
pie are Interested in. It is to be hoped the
pastor of this church will now do the falr
thing, and invite Rev. Mitchell or DIR. Ihomp.
son Oh lie uUlNCISIlJ " piCCOII IAiSAi SAN~ "
this mooted question.
Thomas O'Brien, save the mark, for thus do
the illustrious names Of the earth become
dimmed by association with the baser metal OF
mankind, and tramp named James Connor
were up yesterday charged with vagrancy.
They looked as if tolerably long stretch was
what they hankered for and they were sent 10
the quay for thirty days each.
Did of
Kelly, wife of Mr. Timothy Kelly, freight
agent of the St. Paul s. Manitoba road, will be
grieved to learn of that lady's death, which oc-
cnrred on Friday. The cause was consump-
ton and her demise will be mourned by large
circle of friends The funeral will take place
at 9 o'clock this afternoon from st. Mary's
church.
Messrs. Grote & Hinkle, proprietors Of
Union park, on the Short Line railroad, are
making elaborate preparations for the enter
tainment of visitors next summer. A COM
modious and handsome pavilion will be put
up, capable Of seating 1900 people. A feature
of the park will be q series of grand musical
concerts to be given at intervals throughout
the summer.
The case of the State eX rel. S. D. Lord
against s. Lee Davis, auditor, in which a per-
compelling defendant to issue an order for the
payment Of certain sums paid for property
sold under Judgment in the Sixth ward, was
before Judge Brill yesterday, but as County
Attorney Egan could not leave the grand
jury, the hearing was continued.
The case of the Merchants National bank
against the Mississippi Boom company came
before Judge Brill yesterday on 4 motion to
fix time for creditors to file claims and for the
appointment of a receiver It was stated that
the corporation is insolvent and that the
object was to wind up the affairs an6bring in
claims of creditors. Mr.. Albert Armstrong
was appointed receiver and time was extended
to the Goth of July up to which creditors may
file claims.
Are you there Moriarity, exclaimed hizzoner
yesterday morning, as he brought down the
gavel with chrump that might have preceded
the crack of doom. | am, yer honor, replied
that worthy officer as he steered Timber null
doom up to receive sentence for having beer
STUPID drunk His name he said was Alecb
Johnston, and the fellow should have received
ninety days for assuming such an illustriouS
name But it is the misfortune of true great
ness to have its light borrowed by base coun
terfeters, and this fellow was fined five bills
which he paid.
Corporal Thomas Stevenson, and private
John Wallace, belonging to the garrison a
Ft Smelling, were arrraigned at the police
court yesterday, charged with the larceny of {
revolver, silver watch, brass chain and few
suffers checks for ten cents each, from sa
loon keeper on the Fort road named Goldberg
The evidence was very conclusive, and tn
officer of the day testified as to having searched
the pockets of the two men and found evi
dence of Guilt on their clothing. They were
held to the grand jury and committed.
The Diamond 10 Line Steamboat compan
Is reported to be preparing for an increase O
river business next season. It is building fly
coal barges at the Eagle Point ways and repair
ing the steamers S. W. Mills and Saltwater
by putting in new decks, deck frames an
cylinder frames The steamers Mark Bradley
s. w. Barden and James McMurchy are ais
to be thoroughly repaired in readiness for tn
opening of navigation, and it is further II
ported that the company will bring out tw
new steamers early in the season.