Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-18
CITY GLOBULES.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Mr.. Zimmerman is taking Photographic
groups of the different military companies
in ST. Paul
The Chicago, St. Paul & Omaha road is
rushing things in the passenger line, and
extra sleepers are nightly added to ire i'm
manse trains sent out.
The deed of NJ. L. Potter to A. B. Stick
ney. conveying lots and s, of block So,
Dayton q Irvine's aidition.fcr $4,000 was
put on record yesterday.
Copies Of the oficia. returns Of the con-
gressional election in Crow Wing, Cass and
Itasca counties. were received by the secre-
taro of state yesterday.
Stanilas J. Doaue.ly, son of Hon. Igna-
titus Donnelly, has removed to st. Paul and
commenced the study Of the law in the
Of g of Messrs. O'Brien & EIler.
II. c. Fl. Roberts. OF Rochester, late
candidate for congress on the Working
mems ticket, arrived in the city yesterday
and is recupe-ating from the labors OF the
contest.
A. Thiebault, the French crank, who
tried to clean out Rouleaus saloon and az
forwards put a head on Officer Budy, was
before Judge Burr yesterday, and he went
to the bastile for thirty days.
The Cone1naras, Pat Needham and Pat
and Thomas Conroy. arrested on the charge
OF banging in neighbours door, were be-
fore the court yesterday. They paid the
a.. ND
There was nothing of interest at the
clerks Office yesterday, except the follow
ing decision By Judge Simons: John G.
Nilsson VS.. J. n. Rogers, receiver; order de-
nying motion for Judgment on the plead
ings.
Chas. Liverpool, a beer tosser at the
Metropolitan hotel, complained yesterday
that his room at Morgan's boarding house
On Washington street, had been entered
by thieves Wednesday, who cabbaged his
winter overcoat.
\ span of iron gray horses were stolen
from the Minnesota Home, on lower Third
street, last night, about 6 O'Clock Infor-
nation was given the police, and dispatch
es were sent in all directions, but up to 2
o'clock this morning no traces of the ami
mails were discovered.
Articles Of incorporation of the 3rainerd
Water Power company we're fled With
the secretary Of state yesterday The OBJ
lect of the corporation is to supply Brain
erd with water, electricity, etc. The cap
ital stock is 100000 and the incorporators
are Newton D. Root, Nelson j. SAVERS, G..
F. Kindred. and j. B. Douglas.
J. Bode, runner for the St. Paul house.
was before the couIt yesterday charged
with the larceny Of watch from a guest
named Paulson. He entered the latter's
room and took the jigger from under his
pillow. There was no doubt about his
guilt. as the property was found on his
person. and he was sent up for three
months.
Because this is a free country Jack
Strand thought he could get drunk and do
about as he pleased. Thursday night he
warmed up his coppers on rank tanglefoot,
and when found by Officer Swanson he lay
in a Rosabel street gutter, and was trying to
spread a blanket of mud over him, no
doubt believing that he had the upper
berth in palace car. He was before the
court yesterday, being literally pasted
with mud. He went over for ten days.
young man named Eugene Walther
was arrested yesterday on the charge of
obtaining money upon false pretenses.
The charge was preferred by Mr.. G. H,
Lineau. in whose employ Walther has been
as collector for the Vol!tszietung. He was
opprehended at Owatonna and brought to
st. Paul by United States deputy mar
shall. The amount embezzled is SSO25, and
the examination will take place to-day.
He was a, stranger, and they took him il
to the tune Of 800, on the threadbare
cnfdence racket. His name is Erick Lar
son, and he boarded the train which left
the Union depot at $40 last night for AL
bert Lea. After the train was under way
he was approached by a Mica young man,
who said that he wanted to pay a bill of
500 to friend in the baggage car, and
that the smallest change he had was 81, 900
Larson didn't want to offend him, 50 he
loaned him the 500, when the con man
went to sea his friend in the baggage car
and forgot to come back.
The cartoons at the ticket Office of tn,
'sAlbert Lea Route" are from the brush O.
A. Nj. Doherty, the well-known anctionee
with p T. Kavanagh. His caricaturessar,
to the point and speak volumes. The las
one showing show the fight affects travel,
hits the nail on the head, the Albert Lei
Office showing crowds after the tickets
The Royal route is the scene of the usua
( young collectors after advertising cards
while cobwebs have wrapped the agent o
the C. nj. q st. p road and his Office win
dows in their complicated folds. I'll
good.
The committee on streets held mittias
last evening, at which it was decided to re
port favorably inSsgard to the re-arrange
n.ent Of the stree ION the elevation Oh
the east side of Jacs4cn street, including
Sherburn avenue and Warren streets. tn
matter of the sewer on Euclid street wa
referred to the eugineer. A favorable re