Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-30
CITY GLOBULES.

Governor Pillsbury has not yet been able TO
designate bond court.
Yesterday Chief Strong received the new
couplings for steamers Nos. S and 1.
Yesterday Mayor Dawson signed the new
ordinance relating to dangerous cornices.
The committees on claims and gas met at
city hall last highland transacted the usual
amount of routine business.
The Michael Davitt branch OF the land league
will meet In the basement OF the Cathedral to-
night.
Judge Brill visited saltwater yesterday and
presided at the district court at the request OF
Judge Crosby, who is temporarily indisposed.
Gov Pillsbury Is still confined to his resi-.
dence from the attack of rheumatism with
which he has been suffering for several days
past.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
celved notice of the allowance of three invalid
pension claims for S7Sl.7s, S7S5SS and S1SS.lo
respectively.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon Officer
Clarson ran in young man SO beastly full
that he was almost gone with the blind stag
gers. Ho howled like a Hottentott and made
more music than Gilmore's full band.
Some twenty one citizens of Swedish nation
atty, have organized society for promoting
ish society, Vaega P. Peterson, Is president;
Victor ujortsburg, vice president; A. w.
Petreiu, secretary, and Victor Bjerhem, treas.
ursr.
Amusical and literary entertainment will
no rrir fp Of LEI hoD Np,is IN
free. Florence A. Pottle, eocutionist, Of
Winopa, will furnish readings and recita-
tons, and good time is expected. Good
Templars and the public generally are IN.
yltsd.
Mr.. Samuel Mcconnell, for many years an
employe of Warmers auction store, was made
the recipient yesterday of handsome cane,
the gift OF his fellow statesmen. Mr.. McCOn-
nell is forty, miner, and the gilt was intended
10 sigualize the anniversary OF his SEVENTEEN
birthday.
Conrad Schmidt, the popular restaurauteur,
never allows himself to be behind in providing
the delicaciss of the season. Yesterday he
was feeding his guests on Strawberries, for
which be paid sl.75 per box, or by actual
count at the rate of one and three-quarters
cents for each berry.
Louis Meyer has commenced suit against
James King, ex-sheriff, for $500 alleged DANA
ges. 1t is claimed that on September -, 1880,
defendant unlawtully seized q uumber OF plow
castings, emery wheels and other articles
which he refused to surrender up, thereby
causing plaintiff to suffer in the sum stated.
Forty deeds were fled III the register of
deeds office yesterday, conveying the right of
way across certain streets and In front of GER
fain 10 ba Toll I
pany The company are Offered their choice
OF three rights OF way, and the surveying
will be commenced as soon as the snow fades.
Early yesterday morning, teamster, named
Crawford, employed at the lumber yard, on
Wsconta street, adjoining the No. engine
house, was knocked down by a team, and one
of the wheels passed over his left foot, above
the ankle, creating fracture. It is con-
side-";' that the injuries will only prove tenn
orary.
DR.. Alfred B. Giles, late resident physician
OF Bayyiew asylum, Baltimore, Md, who ar.
rived here yesterday is a son OF the late Hou
WIN. II. Giles, OF the United States district
court of Maryland. DR.. Giles VIII remain in
MINI esota through April and June, and may
discover some attraction 10 tempt him to
make his home in our North Star State.
Edward Fox ana Larry Mallory were ar
faigned ct the police court yesterday, charged
with burglariztng the boot and shoe house of
Forepaugh q Tarbox of eleven pairs Of fins
shoes. They were arrested Monday night and
several pairs of the shoes were recovered. The
examination was continued until Saturday and
they went over in default OF $500 each.
Mr.. George Schwartz, OF Faribault, was in
the city yesterday, making inquiries for his
son, George Schwartz, Jr., who suddenly dis
appeared from homo three days ago. The lad
Is fourteen years old and 1t is thought that be
has run away. He is described as straight ia
build, full face, dark hair aud eyes, and he
was dressed in dark pants, jacket and over
coat
4 man from the woods named Mcpherson,
attired in a cerulean.colored wamus, and with
an amusing stutter, was before hizzoner yes
terday, charged with haying boozed too freely
and got off his cabase. He said that he had
worked for man named Moon, that be was
all right and that he could prove it, Somebody
remarked that the man in the moon had not
been looking, and the gaudy creature was
1ned five bills.
State Auditor Whitcomb Is In receipt of
numerous inquiries from county auditors
throughout the State In reference to the con-
struction OF the law of the last legislature,
for selling title to lands sold for delinquent
taxes. In answer to the inquiries, Auditor
Whltcomb and Attorney General Hahn will
unite In circular giving an explicit con.
strnction OF the law as understood by those
officials. The circular will 5e issued some
time this week.
Mr.. George w., June, business agent OF the
Charlotte Thompson combination, 10 IN the
city completing arrangements for next weeks
season. The company has been doing an un-
precedentsdly large business during the sea.
Bon, and is one of the best com binations now
on the road. The sale of reserved seats for all
the performances, which are to be given for
the benefit OF the Allen Light Guards, will
commence On Friday morning OF o'clock.
An action was commenced in the district
court yesterday by Dale & Dovlin, contractors
Of Fort Smelling, against the First National
bank to enforcs payment of $3.50. It Is al
legged that an order for the above amount was
deposited in said bank on the 7th Of January
and that defendants have refused to pay the
money or refund the order. The money was
attached by outside parties, particulars of the
GLOBE.
When man sets the wheel In his weak
noodle spinning with benzine, the belt of
reason is very apt to get off the shafting
and then there Is perdition to pay. William
Jams did tie grand act night before last and
he became iliotic and sublmely drunk. 1t
took two men to get him to the cooler. Yes
terday he was before the court and upon
showing previous good character and as 1t
was bis first appearance sentence was sus-
pended.
The train, with the trotters and English
thoroughbreds purchased at the late sales in
New York city, by Norman W. Kittson, Esq,
Is expected to arrive at St. Paul this morning.
The horses will be Immediately sent Quit the
Driving park, where Mr.. Dan Woodmanses
has prepared comfortable quarters for their
accommodation. The transfer Of the Driv;ng
park property remains in allegiance awaitipg
the return of Mr.. Maurice Auerbach, now IN
the South.
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