Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-06
CITY GLOBULES.

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will be held at o'clock this afternoon.
John Kingsley was again arrested last night
for being quarrelsome and drawing revolver
on a man.
Deputy Sheriff Devine, of Bismarck, passed
through St. Paul yesterday in charge OF an i'll
sane woman.
The bond of ]. II. Schneider; treasurer OF
White Bear township, was filed in the register
of deeds, Office yesterday,
Gov. Plllsbury was not feeling quite so well
yesterday, thought to result more from over
exert:on the day previous than from anything
else.
A woman named Catherine Tracy, crazy rs a
loon, was taken to st. Peter yesterday after
noon by Deputy Sheriff Seeberger, of stearns
county.
Moses Ovenue is after A. Goodman again for
making threats to take his life. The latter
was up yesterday and the hearing was contin-
ued until to-day.
The trustees of the State Reform school held
their regular monthly meeting yesterday fore
noon, but no business beyond the usual rou-
tiuewas transacted.
The work of demolishing the old buildings,
corner of Seventh and Wabashaw streets, to
give place to the fue block to be erected by DR..
Steele, is being vigorously prosecuted.
As an absorbent of the raw old stuff, +.
Staae may come TO the front. He reached for
the premium biscuit at the matinee yesterday,
and it cost him five trade shekels. He paad
the coin.
Secretary Donnelly, of the board of educa-
ton, fled deed yesterday of the property re-
Gently purchased by the board from f. F.
Drake and situated in West st. Paul The
price paid was 81 $50.
Yesterday forenoon a middle-aged woman
vas taken in charge by Officer Hanft, on the
charge of insanity. She is evidently insane,
and states that she came from Hastings. She
gives the name of Mrs. Kane.
As Charles Keser appeared before hizzoner
yesterday, he illustrated the debasing in
luence of tanglefoot His hair pulled ter
ribly and he went TO the dry dock for five
days, to soak the booze out of his anatomy.
Mrs. Mary Jane Butts is after her migrate
liege Charles Butts with the strong arm OF the
law She commenced au action yesterday for
divorce on the grounds Of desertion. They
were married in 1851 and he skipped out in
1866.
decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday in the famous bull case of E. NJ. D.
Wright against VIM. G. BriInball, in which
action was brought for damages. The court
decides in favor of the defendant, which ex-
onerates the bull.
James DAILY, genteel fellow, and q
bright-eyed little French woman named Adair,
had row day before yesterday about pump.
Mrs DAILY took hand and Mrs. Adair got
conquered. The latter had Daily arrested, and
the testimony was himsy. He paid the nomi-
nal fine of five bills.
The occupants Of the red brick Choteau
building, corner of Third and Minnesota
streets, have begun to vacate preparatory 10
its demolition, and the excavation upon the
bluff in the rear has commenced, in prepare
tion for the magnificent edifce to be erected
thereon by the Messrs. Manufacturers.
Two terrible hard citizens, eight and eleven
years old, named c. and L. Nienaber, we're be
fore hizzoner yesterday charged with trying TO
lmpeaeh the character Of n neighbor named
Mrs. Schultz by calling her bad names. The
kids were reprimanded and cautioned to never
appear in court again under penalty of going
to the reform school.
John Harrington, who was ordered out Z
town last Saturday, appeared ut the police
court yesterday as pristine "a ever. He stated
that he had procured Job aud sat down to
watch game OF pool to refresh his languld
frame, when peeler gobbled him. This time
re would leave town, and no mistake, 80 the
court gave him another trial.
The reserved seats sale for next weeks opera
will commence tomorrow, Thursday morn.
ing. 1t will be seen, as advertised elsewhere,
reserved seats for three nights will be sold at
81 and a5, according to location. If the rush
is anything like the sale yesterday at Milwau-
kee the st. Paul Opera house will not have
capacity oy half to accommodate the growth.
A young woman reached st. Paul from Ire
land night before last, bound to join friends In
the West. In Chicago she met man who
pretended to be en- route to Duluth. Arriving
here he took her to the Sherman house, and,
registering as man and wife, forced his pres
ence upon her, and abandoned her in the
morning. The police are on tho lookout for
the seducer.
Two suits for damages were commenced in
the district court yesterday against the city of
st. Paul. One by Agnes E. Devereaux for ST.
800 damages, alleged to have been caused to
plaintiffs property by the negligence of the
city in grading Park avenue, and the other by
Richard Hazard, for 5000 damages done the
plaintiffs property in the alleged negligent
manner of grading 1glehart street.
A copy of the official resolution of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway company
accepting the provisions of the act of the late
legislature, confirming the sale of the line of
the Southern Minnesota railway company, eX-
tending from La Crescent to the western boun
dairy of the State, and branch thereof to Man
kato, was received by Secretary of State Won
Baumbach ye sterday for record.
A lady tenor must be novelty, even in these
days Of musical wonders. 1t is but justice to
the Strakosch- Hess Opera company to state,
however, that, notwithstanding the statement
In yesterdays GLOBE, Miss Laura Schirmier is
not announced to sing TENOR" but Carmen.
A laundering printer is one of the indispensa.
BILE fixtures of every well.legulated newspaper,
and in this respect the GLOBE is well fixed,
The name Of John Powers is becoming
monotonous as byword in police court an
nails. 1t is difficult, indeed, to tell whether
this man with the keen gray eye and sorrow
scanned lace is more sinned against than sin.
ming. He was up again yesterday, on the
familiar charge of vagrancy. 1t all comes,
yer honor, because Twas once sent to the grand
quay anu lucy arc III uOWn on me. InlS is
his defense He was again ordered to leave
town. 1t looks little like persecution.
An amendment to article four of the articles
of incorporation of the Saltwater City hospital
was received for record by the secretary of
state yesterday The amended article places
the government Of such corporation in board
of twenty-one directors, the first board to hold
office for one, two and three years, and their
successors for three years, to be elected an
nually; the board to elect annually from their
own members president, two vice presidents,
q treasurer and a secretary, who shall hold
office for one year.
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