Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-16
CITY GLOBULES

CITY GLOBULEs
The Grattan centennial celebration WILL DC
held ct Pfiefer's hall Tuesday evening, Feoru'
arys1.
The Minnesota and st. Paul society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals and children
will be held this afternoon at three O'Clock.
The remains Of Thomas Rafferty,, who died
at St. Joseph's hospital, of consumption, were
shipped by Mccarthy & Donnelly, yesterday,
to relatives In New York.
The annual ball of the Luciliburgia society
will take place at the Athen@um this evening.
STEMS orchestra will furnish the music, and a
very enjoyable time is expected.
The city treasurer will apply for Judgment
for delinquent assessments for constructing
sidewalks and grading Nelson and selby aVen-
ues, and for sewer on Sibley street.
Dave Hoar was waltzed into court again
Yesterday on the old charge OF booze. II
seems that his laundering for lock1aw tangle-
foot win never let up, and he took the custom
airy thirty days.
Young girl named Katie Mcdonald, who
has been keeping bad company OF late, was
before the court yesterday at the instance OF
her friends. She was committed to the
woman's refuge for ninety days.
The police were busy yesterday In ferrettlng
out a supposed clue to the burglars who
cracked the safe at Scoch's store, Seventh and
Rosabel streets, at . O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, the exclusive account of which appeared
in yesterdays GLOBE.
An illustrated lecture on Spain at the First
NJ. E. church, will be given tonight by Will
liam 81. Eustis. Stereop,ican views OF the
Escorial, Toledo, Cordova and di6ralter,
among others, Will bs given. Mr.. Eustis'
lecture is very highly spoken OF.
The directors of the West st. Paul Building
association, at the regular monthly meeting
last night, appointed the following delegates
to the Building Association league, to meet
on TUESDAY, February 81, at Building Associ-
alton hall, on Robert street: Messrs. w. A.
Somers, John W. White, K. l.. German, and
R. o. Strong.
The coroner decided that 1t was not neces.
sary to hold an inquest In the case of buddy,
who was killed on the railroad on Tuesday
night. near Dayton's bluff. The body was
kept at Mccarthy g. Donnelly's yesterday to
hear from the mans relatives, In philadelphia,
to whom dispatch was sent. No reply was
received up to last night. If one does lot
come to-day the remains will be buried here.
4 suit in replevin was commenced by
Mathew Krech yesterday against Lawrence
Fahey, proprietor of the Montreal house, to
recover possession of team Of horses. 1t
= will be remembered that Krech's team ran
away last Tuesday, and collided with MIR.
Fahey's buggy, damaging the rig and break
ing a leg of the horse, and that the horses
were held as hostages for damage. Mr.. Fancy
will commence a suit for damages.
About l O'Clock this morning Officers Ian
son and Lynch brought In from Dayton's
bluff bruiser named Regain. Officer Larson
found him creating disturbance and attempt
ed to arrest him but he offered resist
auce and got the better of Larson and kicked
for assistance and Officer Lynch went to his
aid The two together had all they could do
to get the fellow to the city hall.
Articles of incorporation of the Duluth
Boom company were filed with the secretary
OF state yesterday. The incorporators are
George Green, David A. Duncan, Henry 8.
Bears, Jr., and the business of the corporation
will be to construct and operate booms in the
St. Louis river, or st. Louis bay, buy and SELF
logs, timber, etc. The place Of business Is to
be at Duluth, and the capital stock is $4,000.
At the last meeting of the board of directors
of the st. Paul library, request from a con-
siderable number OF citizens was received,
asking that the library be kept open on Sum
day. The communication was referred 10 the
library committee with instructions to report
at the next meeting, as to the ACCESSIBILITY and
the expense of acting in accordance with the
request OF the petitioners, and keeping the
library Open The directors would be very
glad indeed to get at the opinion of the COM
munity upon this matter.
Lucius Vealey was before Judge Burr yes
terday charged with attempting highway rob-
berry. About week ago he entered the room
of q woman named Georginia Bernis, on
Rosabel street, and demanded the key to her
trunk. She refused the demand, when he
struck her on the head and knocked her sense
less. He then ransacked her bureau, but did
not succeed in getting any money. They were
acquainted, and he was after $500 which she
was supposed to have in the room. The hear
ing will take place to-day.
John Harrison was private in Company
a, Fifth Minnesota volunteers. November
II, 1874, he filed an application for pension.
December II, 1878, he answered the final roll
cali, his application for pension not having
been acted upon. November ~, 1879, his
widow applied for widows pension. Yes.
terday Adjutant General Van Clsve received
natice Of the allowance Of both claims, that
on account of the soldier amounting to
9l,8777s, and that for the widow to $747.2o
and S18 per month, she having five minor
children The widow now resides with rela-
tives In Illinois
BaziIe-arav-l.