Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-13
CITY GLOBULEs.

s.The Chimes of Normandy" tonight at
the Opera house.
The unpayed streets Of the city are in
horrible condition.
The new striking fire gong for the Office
OF the chief Of police has arrived.
City treasurer Refs yesterday, received
5000 of cancelled coupons from the city s
New York financial agent.
'.Old Equinox" still has the call on the
clerk OF the weather, and is dishing it out
III The most disagreeable manner possible.
A little-ten-year old son of Sylvester
Morton is in the station house for pllfering
several small articles from Wilkes drug
store.
William Constans has sold to G. E.
Dickerman lot 3, block Z, Whitney &
Smiths addition. en- Wacouta street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh.
The consignment Of bound volumes of
United States departmental reports, re-
ceiyed by Col. Taylor for the state library.
embraced 900 volumes, going
back to 1920, and all in good condition.
Secretary Young is in receipt of letter
from Acton Burrows, deputy minister of
agriculture and statistics of Manitoba,
stating that Manitoba has created depart
ment of agriculture, and asking for copies
Of Minnesota reports, etc.
Suit was commenced in the district court
yesterday by James Hurley against Pat
rick Lawless, demanding judgment in
wi ;,,4o
nishee summons issued against the st.
Paul g. Duluth Railroad company, which
company is supposed to have the necessary
''scads" to satisfy the claim.
The district court is still occupied with
the two cases on trial for the last two days,
viz, that of Adele Guerin against the st.
Paul & Sioux City railroad, for the recov-
cry of part of the river front between
Wabashaw and Robert stseets, before Judge
Brill and jury, and that of Ramsden VS..
Ramsden, proceedings for divorce, before
Judge Simons.
Articles of incorporation of the Mime
sofa Farmer Printing company, we're filed
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
headquarters of the company is to be at
Minneapolis. The capital stock is to be
$4,000 and the highest amount of indebt-
edness $4,000. The incorporators are A.
G. Newton, Fl. E. Newton, w. A. Newton,
George T. Wright, A. G. Wilcox and L. E,
Crane.
The Allen Light guards had very
pleasant social and dance at Market hall
last evening. The attendance was very
large, sufficient to fill the big hall to its
utmost limit, and the dancing was of the
lyeliest and pleasantest character. When
the last of the gay jewellers retired the
stars were disappearing and the dry hum
drum Of daily routine work was about
commencing.
The supreme court yesterday rendered
its decision denying the writ of man
daInus, to compel Judge Burr of the mnui-
cipal court to order the restitution of prem
Uses leased by John H. Bryant to Edgar G.
Varney, in accordance with a judgment
court sustaining Judge Burr will be found
as we'll as attorneys.
A Big Judgment.
A judgment by default was entered in
the district court yesterday for sos, 1862 80
Line suit. was COmmouceu Dy OnaS. VI
Smith, of La Crosse, and the circumstances
are as follows: Chas. c.. Smith, in 1871.
with j. II. Gardner, G. L.
Chase and E. C. Smith, were
partners as the Florida Construction
company. AS such Construction company
they secured contract for grading, iron
ing and equipping certain section of the
Jacksonville, Pensacola & Mobile railroad;
upon which the company defaulted. Thus
matters stood until the 18th of
September last when Mr.. Chas. G.
Smith, the plaintiff in this suit,
q contractor at present on the old North
Wisconsin road, CHANGED to meet in this
city Martin L. Litchfeld, president of che
road. He at once employed Hon. c. K.
Davis, by whom a complaint was speedily
drawn and duly served upon Mr.. Litch-
field. The case coming on for hearing at
the appointed time, and Mr.. Litchfeld not
appearing to answer or defend, judgment
in default was entered as above, thus keep
ing alive the claim of the Florida Con-
struction company and giving it stand
ing III the courts having jurisdiction in
the territory through which the road runs.
Blown Down.