Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-27
CITY GLOBULES.

4 warrant was issued yesterday for the All,
rest of man named John Paar, charged with
abusing his wife.
A large turnout greeted seibert's party at
Sherman hall last night, and most enjoyable
evening was passed.
John Winchow, Joseph Hall, Louis Murphy,
Joseph Harrison, and Thomas MOBILES will be
arraigned for sentence to-day.
A topper bearing the illustrious name of
Fred Douglas was fined IS or five days yes
terday for indulging tanglefoot foot.
He went to the quay.
A drunken Swede was arrested by Officer
Baer yesterday afternoon for raising a ruction
In one OF the cottages below the Third street
bluff, near the Capital mill.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday granting defendants motion for judg-
ment in the case of Carrie V. Jones ct al.
against A. II. Wilder and others.
Frank Cummings of Morrison county was
before United States Commissioner Cardozo
yesterday, charged with trespassing on govern
ment lands. The case was heard and submit
ted
The jury in the case of the State against
John Winchow, indicted for assault on Nick
Ripholtz, returned verdict of guilty, and
recommended the prisoner to the mercy of the
court.
Gen. Terry has ordered the ration of bread
at Fort Smelling to be increased to twenty-five
ounces, because Of it having been impractical
BILE toraise enough vegetables at that post.last
season to supply the garrison.
Senator's Campbell and Mccormick are to
address the land league meeting to be held this
evening at the hall in the International block,
corner of Seventh and Jackson streets. All
interested are cordially invited to attend.
The special legislative committee to investi-
gate the fire at the insane asylum, and other
matters connected with the administration of
affairs at that institution, will leave for st.
Peter On Tuesday morning TO commence their
labors.
The lecture on the Medici, to be given al the
Opera House tomorrow night by Rev. s, 6.
Smith, promises to be one of the literary treats
of the season. The lecture abounds in glow.
ing descriptions and dramatic episodes, and
can't fail to be very attractive.
A Jackson street saloon keeper named Sand
was arraigned at the police court yesterday
charged with keeping a room for purposes Of
gambling. The charge was not sustained,
whereupon it was changed to keeping saloon
open on Sunday. He was fined s15 and dis
charged.
Articles OF Incorporation were filed at the
register of deeds Office yesterday, of the c..
lies & Chapman company, the object OF the
organization being for the manufacture OF
sash, doors, blinds, and to deal in lumber and
construct houses. The capital stock is Sa5,Goo,
and the association is to last thirty years.
The incorporators are VIM. Corlies, j. b.
Chapman and James b. Drake.
The funeral of Justus c Ramsey, whose sad
death by suicide occurred last Monday, will
take place from the residence of his brother,
Secretary of War Ramsey, No. go Exchange
street, at O'Clock this afternoon, The latter
| is expected to arrive from Washington this
morning and the above order Of arrangements
will be carried out, unless, upon his arrival,
he should make some unexpected change IN
the programme.
Night before last there came to the Hotel to
the Wild Hunter man who registered as Jim
Scot. emitting to designate his place of resi-.
dence. He was assigned to room and was
not seen until about daylight yesterday morn
ing, when he made his advent in the Kitchen,
almost entirely in dishabille. The culinary
department was filed with domestics, who be-
coming frightened at the appariton, lied from
| the room in dismay. The man was collared
| by the clerk and returned to his room, this
evidences of insanity being very pronounced.
Later in the day he was turned over to Ohcer
Murphy, who fled information of insanity and
| lodged him in the Jail. His real name is sup
posed to be John Cass, and it is thought that
J he is from Waterbury, Connecticut.