Daily globe., 1882-01-12
CITY GLOBULEs.

W. r. Marshall and wife have sold parcel
of land in section 30, town 80, range %, to
Richard and Samuel Chute, for $40.
Mat. Dische, saloon keeper on the Fort
road, got out warrant yesterday for the ar
rest of soldier named T. Casey, charged with
stealing fur cap.
Anna J. Brown commenced suit for divorce
in the district court yesterday from her hus-
band, Henry G. Brown, on the grounds of
dissolute habits and adultery.
Patrick White, a Saltwater saloon keeper,
was before Commissioner Cardoza yesterday,
charged with selling tobacco without the
special license. Hearing to-day.
Minnie Brown runs sort of dago shop on
Fifth street near Robert. She got on the ram
page last night and was arrested by Officer
Hanft for being drunk and dlsorderly.
Henry M. NOVEL; has been elected cashier
of the Rochester (Minn. National bank, vice
T. Fl. Titus, resigned, and Chas. N. Chad
bonrn has been elected assistant cashier.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
with the secretary of state for the organiza-
tion of Catholic church at Kid are Swift
county. 1t is styled "The Church of Our
Lady,
Mr.. Elias Siebert, of West st. Paul, died
very suddenly Tuesday morning, being taken
sick only the afternoon before. He was the
proprietor of a saloon and boarding house on
the corner of Sixth and Bridge streets.
The citizens of Mankato have united in
recommending Hon. o. o. Pitcher for the ap-
pointment of municipal Judge under the recent
act giving that city such an officer. Gov.
Hubbard has the application under advisement.
In the matter of the assignment of A. R.
Nininger, Judge Brill on yesterday rendered a
decision changing the motion of Beaupre &
Keogh and other attaching creditors to dis
miss as against them and also the motion to
yacate the stay of, proceedings.
Last night a drunken hoodlum went into
the small saloon on Washington street oppo-
site the Metropolitan hotel, and drawing a
dirk, he threatened to clean out the ranch.
About the time he got ready to carry ont the
threat Capt. Clark seized him and waltzed him
to the cooler.
Messrs. Corliss, Chapman & Drake, who
are building the sash and blind factory on
Eagle street, are considering the propriety and
advisability of putting up two additional
stories upon their building with the view of
manufacturing furniture on a much larger
scale. They are also arranging to put in the
electric light.
The bull pen on yesterday contained only
two soreheaded sinners. One of these, Olof Pc
terson, got paralyzed drunk Tuesday after
noon and was picked up on Third street, being
hauled to the cooler on a dray. Yesterday he
felt sorry and stated that he had lost his
pocket book. Just the same he went to the
quay for five days.
Articles of Incorporation of the Carleton
Lumber componY were filed with the secre-
tary of State yesterday. Frederic w. Paine,
Daniel E. Little, Phillip M. Croft of Duluth,
and o. H. Simonds of Grand Rapids, Mich,
are the incorporators. The capital stock is
$4,000 and the object of the corporation is to
manufacture and sell lumber at Carlton,
MINI.
Yesterday Mayor Rice received visit from
the celebrated ChippewalChief, Ignatius Hole
in the Day, the surviving son of his warlike
ancestor of that name, whose exploits largely
figure in the early history of the state. He
came here in the interest of a claim of land
ceded to him by the government, and wanted
to be identified. He was referred to County
Treasurer H. M. Rice, who certified to mis-
authenticity.
James Smith was before hizzoner yesterday
for raising row in asheebang on Fifth street
AS the solid man of the painted beauty of the
place he wanted to rule the roost alone, anG
when he found the object of his affections in
company with a stranger, Tuesday night, ht
became jealous and tried to fire the other fellow
out. This raised the row and he was arrested
He viii eat soup for ten days.
Sheriff Mirtz, of Brainerd, was in the city
yesterday, on his return from Hudson, Wis.
to the authorities of which city and county ht
had delivered James Kennedy, charged with
an attempted safe robbery there. Sheriff Mirtl
arrested Kennedy upon the advertised descrip
tion given of him, though he had changed hi
name, and as usual his judgement was not at
fault, his man proving to be the one wanted
The grand jury convened in the old cour
house at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, ani
after organizing they proceeded to the inyesti
cation of cases. During the day they took W
the cases of Alonzo Gavner, charged with ar.
son; John Hanks, charged with larceny from
Levy's store; Thomas Jefferson, charged with
manslaughter; Oliver La Pointe, charged with
assault; and the safe blowers, Smith and Ham
ilton.
Rev. Josiah Marvin, an earnest and infuen
tial worker in the cause of Odd Fellowship
was the recipient Tuesday evening of very
handsome testimonial of friendship and good
will from his brethren of St. Paul Ledge No
2-an elegant gold headed ebony cane; Th'
head bears the inscription: Presented tC
Bro. Josiah Marvin from his Brethren of st
Paul Lodge No. 2, l. o. o. F.' It was a hand
some gift most worthily bestowed.
Geo. A. Bracket, surveyor general of log.
and lumber for the Second Miunesota district
embracing St. Paul, Minneapolis, Anoka, st
Cloud, Fergus Falls, ETC., has submitted hi
report to the governor for 1881. 1t shows
23S, ,210 feet Of logs scaled; 29S, ,5S3, ,19(
feet Of logs sawed; 81, ,3OS $40 feet of lnmbel
manufactured; 124 $50 $50 shingles, "a, ,154, ,45(
lath, and l, ,112 1856 pickets made. The fstocl
of logs carried over is "a, $4,000 feet.
1t reported that the committee appointed
to arrange plan for ladies college in St
Paul, have encouragement that ex-Gov. Ram
sey will endow the enterprise with a site anG
commodious building This would be a mag
nifcent beginning and will be highly credita
BILE to the enterprise and public spirit of the
distinguished citizen named. Gov Ramsey
was present at the meeting at the chamber OF
commerce on Monday and manifested warm
interest In the enterprise.
John H. Hayward and Aaron F. Allen have
commenced an action in the circuit court Of
the United States, district of Minnesota
against the board of education. 1t is claimed
that the board of education are using certain
chairs, the manufacture and sale of which in
fringes patent owned by the plaintiffs. Th,
plaintiffs demand that the board of education
make answer and discover the number of seats
made, sold or used since the date of the reissue
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