Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-04
CITY GLOBULES


Steltzer as special policeman at the yards OF
the Chicago, St. Paul & Omaha railroad COM
papy.
William Paul cabbaged pair Of gloves from
a dry goods store and he was waltzed before
the court on charge of larceny. He went 70
the quay for thirty days.
The hearing of the case Of the State against
A. Buckley, charged with breaking into cars
on the Sioux City road, was continued pY
Judge Burr yesterday to the 9th inst.
The inventory was fled in the probate court
Yesterday of the estate of the late Mrs. Pott-
yisser. The value of the real estate is esti-
mated at S20,150 and the personal property az
S2,577.
W. Il. Cunningham, the bloated bond holder
whoswas committed for five days last week,
was arrested by Officer Murphy yesterday,
blind drunk. He was only released yesterday
morning.
A Young man named NJ. Carpenter was BE-
fore Judge Burr yesterday charged with hay
inc noisy alteration at Mintzer's stables:
The charge was disorderly and he was lined
ten dollars.
Teresa Fielder and Matilda Peterson were be
fore Judge O'Gorman, of the probate court,
Yesterday, and after examination they were ad.
indped insane and committed to the hospital
at st. Peter.
Inspector Donnelly, secretary OF the Doard
of education, was engaged yesterday in sign.
ing the nav rolls of the teachers, who will re.
ceiye their January salaries to-day. They Will
receive In all about $4,000.
Gen. Barney, special agent of the treasury
department, with headquarters at Detroit,
Mich. arrived in st. Paul yesterday, and will
assist 8, ecsl Agent Douglas In making the
annual examination ofcustom houses.
George Chrisman was before the court yes
terday charged with having made damaging
insinuations regarding the character OF Mrs.
Stow. He was paroled in bonds Of $500 and
will hereafter keep civil tongue in his head.
Mr.. John c. Magle representing Anna
Dickinson, who appears at the Opera house
next week 10 her famous impersonation of
'Hamlet," arrived in the city last night and
is looking after the interests OF his attraction.
The clerical force OF the district court are
engaged IN preparing the annual report for the
commissioner of statistics. The report shows
that for the fiscal year ending November 81,
1881, Ramsey county had 676 marriages and
36 divorces.
The remains OF the late Mrs. T. F. Crockett
arrived in St. Paul from Fargo yesterday morn.
ing and were placed by Leigh & Co. In a
vault at Oakland cemetery. 1t is the inten-
ton of friends to remove the body to Boston
for interment next April.
The Allen Light Guard held a meeting last
night and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Captain, Ed 8. Bean Fir st
Lieutenant, C f. Pnsch: Second Lieutenant,
c. B. Grant; Secretary, w. j. Sonnen; Treas
urer, Hon. VIM. Dawson.
A brakeman on the Milwaukee q St. Paul
railroad named John Carmody, was arrested
BIZ Officer Kennaly yesterday on a warrant
charging him with having throWn or mis-
placed a switch in the yards OF the company
In this city. The case will be investigated to-
day
a large force Of mechanics were employed
at the market house yesterday in arranging
the staging preparatory to placing the big bell
in the cupola of the building, which Will DE
placed In position to-day. The bell weighs
5000 pounds and is one of the finest in this
country.
Nelson Selviska was brought down yester-
day from Ames station, on the North Wis
cousin, where he was section man, and where
a tree fell upon him and broke his right
shoulder and arm. He was attended to by Drs.
Murphy and Quinn, and was taken to 81 ''-
ecph's hospital.
K. Rubenstein and j. Abrahamson, propri-
etors OF a JOB fot of second hand stores, were
at the municipal court yesterday charged with
having ornamented the bugle of man named
Mongo. The latter was also up on the charge
OF disorderly. The hearings were continued
to the 9th inst.
Miss Mary Hunt, of Boston, will speak on
Temperance Instruction in the Public Schools,
at the Opera house, at $50 on Sunday after
noon Miss Hunt Is most talented lady, and
is highly Endorsed by the press OF the country,
and the most distinguished men of the East.
All interested in education or temperance are
invited to be present.
The district court was engaged yesterday in
trying the Gaze of Henry c. Cooper against
David A. Miller, proprietor OF the Warren
house, for S263 damages. The action was
brought to recover the value OF watch and
stolen from the room Of plaintiff on Oct. -,
1881, while he was guest OF the house. A
sealed verdict will be returned.
The readers of the GLOBE will be surprised
70 lsarn Of change in the management OF the
American house, tnls popular nOlel having
been transferred on yesterday to Mr.. T. Will
con, who is also the proprietor OF the st.
Thomas hotel. The price paid for furniture
vas 81 400, and the hotel was leased for eigh.
teen months at a rental of sl25 per month. It
is expected that the heirs of the estate of the
Late Mr.. and Mrs Pottgeiser will finally erect
a magnificent hotel On the present site of the
old property. The hotel will be under the
management of Mr.. D. Young, for some time
connected with the house.
a case OF juvenile depravity, coupled with
yi!liany of the most atrocious character, was
reported to the health department yesterday
and taken in charge By DR.. Meyerdlng. Mr..
Chas. Giesman, residing In the sixth ward, re-
ported that several members of his family
had been attacked with strange disease, the
symptoms corresponding to poisoning. He
stated that his well water had been poisoned
with dead cat and that by drinking the water
serious Illness hal resulted; also that the cat
had been thrown In the we'll last July by a
boy named Otto Jolgar. An investigation re-
suited in tbs finding OF the cat-which was
wrapped in en- old hat and sunk by stone
tied at Its neck. It sank to the stones and
was horribly decomposed. It is claimed that
young Jolger had grudge against the family
and he VIII no doubt be arrested.
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