Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-22
CITY GLOBULEs.

State Auditor Braden yesterday paid two OF
the old railroad bonds against the Minnesota
& Cedar Valley railroad.
An incipient blaze was easily extinguished
in Sweeney's drug store on Bridge square
early yesterday morning.
Otto He'll, examined by Drs. Abbott and
Smith, was declared insane, and will probably
be sent TO st. Peter to-day.
The municipal court had four disorderlies
and two DRINKS and disorderly before it yes
terday, and the other four paying up to the
tune of $50
In the district court yesterday Judgs Brill,
in the case of John Steele against J. W. Bond
and Others, argument was completed and the
case taken under advisement,
liza. studdart, the general agent of the
New York Life Insurance company, was dis
coverable yesterday in his new Office in Mann
heimer block. The offices surpasses any pre-
vious ones in the city and Mr.. Studdart is for
tunate in securing them.
A canadian emigrant bound for Winnipeg
was confdenced yesterday out of nearly $500
by the old bond game, between st. Paul and
Minneapolis, the operator undoubtedly board
ing the train here and leaving it at Minneapo
lis. And still no arrest is made. "How
long, Oh Lord, how long,"
7. NJ. C. A, 966 Wabashaw street, model
Sunday school lesson today at 4;30 p. M, by
Miss Calligan. Subject: sfChrist Walking on
the Sea-" Mark 6. 4046. Young mems meet
ing this evening at o'clock, conducted by
Mr.. F. Keyworth. Sabbath services are as
follows: Devotional meeting at $50 a. IN. led
by Mr.. F. McMangil; young mems bible study
at 2:S0p. M, in charge of Mr.. Nash; gospel
meeting and song service at p. m: addre SIS
by DR.. Burnham; good singing. All are invi-
ted TO these meetings.
Adjutant General Van Cleye is sending 10
the different gun and ammunition dealers OF
the country lists of arms, ETC., not available
for use in the private military organization
OF the state, and consequently are not to be
sold. The lists include the following: 2S5
Springfield breech leaders, cal. so; 700 Spring
field rifles, cal. IS; 500 Whitney's, Austrian,
Belgian and Springfield smooth bores, cal. SO;
500 cartridge boxes; 1850 bayonet scabbards;;
100 bayonets; 1,070 belt plates, breast; 1878
belt plates, waist and shoulder; so n. G. Q.
swords; IL revolvers, cal. "A; 2 brass
6-pounder cannon; l 12-pounder brass gun;
mountain howitzers; % Gets artillery lead
harness; set of artillery wheel harness. The
stock is generally rated as in good condition.
1t is but very seldom that scan. mag. pro-
secutions find their way into the United
States courts, but they do occasionally. Yes
terday Messrs. Manner & Propping, attorneys,
commenced proceedings in the United States
circuit court on behalf of Michael Kottke
against Christian Klenkert, in which damages
are asked in $1,000 The complaint sets
forth that Kottke is subject OF the Emperor
of Germany, and that Klenkert is citizen Of
Minnesota, resident of Sibley county, also
that Eva Kottke was his wife, and that on the
9th day of December LAST, in Sibley county
Klenkert debauched the said Eva. and alienateG
her affections from him, the said Kottke
thereby depriving him of the comfort, society
and assistance which he would otherwise
have received from the said Eva, for all which
he prays that Klenkert may be adjudged t.
have damaged him to the sum of 5000, be
sides the cost Of this action.