Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-15

The project of establishing mandatory
OF Irvine and cordage is again being talked
up, with considerable part of the necessary
capital already pledged. Some of the parties
now interested propose to locate the manu-
factory in one of the Southwestern towns of
this State.
Judge Simons yesterday filed a decision in
the district court in the case of ''The State of
Minnesota on the relation of Elizabeth Deitz
VS.. The st. Joseph German Catholic Orphan
Asylum" in which he remands the infant to
the custody of the respondent, the st. Joseph
German Orphan asylum.
Iu consequence of work being in progress
on the Sibley street sewer, the street car SER
vice down town is necessarily somewhat ir-
regular, as trips have to be made both ways
on Jackson street. The regular number of
trips, however, is maintained and they will be
made as regularly as possible while the Sibley
street travel is Uninterrupted.
Supt. Wright desires it announced that the
Webster school will be completed and ready
for the reception of pupils on Monday, the Sd
of October. In the meantime pupils residing
in the Webster district, from the first to the
Neill school. The Harrison school will also
open ON MONDAY, October the Sd, while the
Van Buren, and FRANKLIN schools will open on
the 18th of October.
The members of the board of directors OF
the st. Paul work house, accompanied by Mr..
E. P. Bassford, the architect, visited the site
of the building yesterday, and dreve the stakes
for the corners. The contractor is to begin
this morning to excayate for the foundation,
which will be completed this fall. The whole
work is to be finished by August 1, 1882, and
ready for the reception of permanent and in
dustrious boarders.
Anthony Anderson is one of two Norwe-
gian tailors who engaged in private mill on
lower Seventh street Tuesday evening. An
thony got away with his oppoent and in turn
was collared by peeler, who attempted TO
yank him to the cooler. Although but the
ninth part of man, he resisted the guardians
of the peace and there was lively rumpus.
The result was that Anthony was sent to the
bastile yesterday for thirty days.
A mighty amusing cuss, as Artemus Ward
would say, named Henry Morgan, was before
his honor yesterday, charged with larceny
Tuesday afternoon he was caught in the ACT
of cabbaging a valise at the Union depot.
When arraigned yesterday he looked as II
deep indulgence in the flowing bowl had got
away with him. In passing sentence the
court said he would have to 60 up for thirty
days. Whereupon the prisoner made con-
fused and rambling speech stating that be
wanted to go to the penitentiary for year. He
was not accommodated.
When the case of HI. NJ. Kuhn, charged with
wife beating, was called in the municipal
court yesterday morning, an affecting scene
was witnessed. The defendant pleaded guilty
and was fined $25, which he promptly paid.
He then turned TO his wife, and putting his
hand upon her shoulder he babe her fearful
and final farewell. The latter was accompa-
MED by her sister, and both women burst into
clerk put his head under his desk, bailif
blubbered, the stern face of the court relaxed
and sympathetic tear was seen to steal dowr
the face of an old police court bum who hai
not wept in years. AS an old gent remarked
it was very softening sight.