Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-15
CITY GLOBULES


Vincent.
Adiutaut General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of two invalid
pension claims, one for S1,16S20 and the
other for S1S1.73
The committees ON legislation, of the com
mon council and chamber of commerce, hold
meeting this afternoon at O'Clock P. NJ, at
the council chamber, to consider matters OF
legislation affecting the city and county.
Those interested in having revision of the
laws governing the municipal court are re-
quested to attend the meeting of the younger
members of the bar, to be held at the office OF
O'Brien & Eller, at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
The committee on streets hold special meet
ing this evening at 7:SO O'Clock P. NJ, at the
council chamber, to consider the question of
change of grade on jackson street All per-
sons who are interested had best be on hand,
as the committee will give them chance to
be heard.
DR.. Olberg having secured all the statistics
obtainablc in this section In relation to tri-
china, is ready to return to Washington. The
Senatorial question was settled Thursday even
ing, but only jealous minded people would
say that had anything to do with trichina
statistics.
A supplementary mortgage was filed in the
register of deeds office yesterday, representing
more definitely the covenants set forth in pre-
vious instruments between the Minneapolis 81
st. Louis Railroad company and the Central
Trust company, of New York. The mortgage
is intended to perfect the former instru-
ments.
A gentleman who arrived from the East last
evening reports that at Chicago Thursday
morning there was q warm rain, followed by Il
snow storm and then by q hard freeze.
Through Wisconsin there was heavy fall oil
snow, which delayed trains The trains due
here from Chicago yesterday noon were sever
al hours late.
A Swede with bias eyes and hair that
looked as if it had been chawed off with corn
cutter, was up yesterday on the old charge of
too much booze. He was found on Seventh
street night before last blind drunk, and en-
joyed free ride to city hall in hack. Officer
Lynch testified to his Timber condition and he
went over for five days.
The committee on ordinances of the CON-
mon council meet at the council committee
room this afternoon at o'clock to consider
the question of the passage of an ordinance
granting the privilege to the Como Street
Railway company, the right to build ia street
railway to Lake Como, the cars to be pro-
PEELED by motor engines.
A bland looking Dane named Peter Hansen
was before hizzonor yesterday, charged with
the larceny of two gripsacks from guest at
the St. James hotel, named Rigby. The grips
were recovered by Officer De Corsey, and de-
PENDANT acknowledged his guilt. He took
ninety days in his and will show up about the
time spring poetry is ripe enough to pick.
John Lester came to the police court yester
day and swore out warrant for the arrest of
a saloon keeper named Abe Zimmerman. He
stated that he had called at the saloon and
that the latter had mistaken him for man
who owed him thirty cents. He demanded
the change from Lester and attacked him with
an iron bar. The hearing will take place to-
day.
One of the Oldest banking houses of the
West, having become connected with immi-
grafton movements through its European cor
respondence, has this winter distributed So 600
pamphlets describing the opportunities for
new corners in Iowa and Minnesota, and is
already securing lands for large number Of
immigrants who are coming from Europe
under its auspices
The convention of District Deputy Grand
Masters, /. o. o. F., in session in this city
for two days past, upon the call of Grand
Master Ives, to exemplify the new work of the
Order, adopted at the recent meeting of the
national grand lodge, concluded its labors yes
terday noon and adjourned, the deputies dis
persing to give the new work to the subordi-
nate lodges of the State.
Yesterday morning saloon keeper on the
Fort road named Goldberg swore out State
warrants for the arrest of two soldiers at the
garrison, named Thomas Stevenson and John
WnIIn fln cha - Tl.a.va
charged with having stolen watch and chain
valued at So or 81 dollars and suffers checks
TO the amount of So. The men were brought
to this city and will have hearing to-day.
A dispenser of the juicy sirloin named Matt
Mueller, was up yesterday charged with having
polished off q customer named John holden.
The latter, it appeared, entered defendants
butcher shop and insinuated that his meat
stank. This was more than the man of the
cleaner could stand, and he repudiated the
charge by FASTING deponent on the nose. He
was fined $40 for the act, and considered the
revenge cheap
A bill for divorce was filed in the district
court yesterday by Annie Beaubeen, who asks
to be released from further domestic relations
with her liege, S. p. Beaubeen. They were
married January 16, 1879, and he deserted her
last September. 1t is alleged that for year
nc mas contributed nothing to her support,
but has harrassed her existence by acts of
cruelty and violence, wherefore she would
fain give him the everlasting shake
Chief Weber on yesterday received the fol-
lowing telegram of which, SO far, there has
been no solution: dosage, Iowa, JAN 18th
Jacob Clason-Care of the chief of police of
st. Paul. Your wife is dead. Answer i'm.
mediately." No such person as Jacob Clason
can be found, and the police know nothing of
his whereabouts. But in the directory of
1679S0 appears, "Clason, Jacob, canvasser,
BIDS 8. g. Fitch, one east of Maria auenue."
County Treasurer Rice received letter yes
terday from Brownsville, Texas, in which the
writer imparts the astounding information
that the ground is covered with snow, and
that the gamins of Brownsville, at the time of
writing, were at play snowballlng. This is
the first heavy fall of snow that Brownsville
has had for years, and to our southern cousins
it is downright relish In this latitude, how
ever, where the beautiful" is with us half
the year, it is not so much Of novelty.
The facts in the case of D. Warehouses; in.
sanity are as follows: The attending physi-
clan expresses the opinion that his insanity
has been developing for six weeks or two
months, and was caused by depression of the
mental powers, and not in any manner by