Daily globe., 1882-04-15
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The spring clearing of court house square
is in progress.
The time is fast approaching when the Rice
park concerts will be in order.
The ''Vega'' society had very pleasant
concert and ball at Pfeiter's hall last night.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday
received notice of an increase of an invalid
pension from 80 to 81 per month.
The teachers of the public schools OF the
city will meet at the assembly room Of the
high school this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Judge simonds yesterday filed an opinion In
the case Nelson H. Low against Reuben Over
peck, giving plaintiff judgement for 500.
Arthur j. presat has commenced suit in
the district court against Robert Diamond
for $40O, alleged to be due for the board of
horse.
Messrs. Walker, Judd q Veazie are about to
start big lumber yard in st. Paul. They
propose to saw the lumber out and bring it
here in barges.
| 1t is expected that iMr. Hilman, the short
hand reporter of the Cox impeachment trial
will have long hand report prepared in
about two weeks.
The board of arbitration failed to materialize
yesterday afternoon, quorum failing to re-
spond, and on adjournment was had to Mon
day, the 18th at Q p. N.
! Mr.. Geo. G. Ssuires has purchased from
the estate of John B. Warren lots S, 6, Z and
| s, on lower Third street between John and
Olive streets for S25, 900.
| Clark Chambers, sheriff of Steele county
passed through the city yesterday Robert
Scott, sentenced from that county to one year
in the penitentiary for larceny.
VIM. Hunter and Thomas Dillon two vags,
up in the municipal court yesterday morning
were given 100 days in Jail, but upon promis-
ing to leave the city sentence was suspended.
The supreme court meets at 10 O'Clock for
the examination of candidates for admission
to practice in the courts of this state. The
examining committee are Attorney General
Hahn and E. G. Rogers and 81. F. Stevens,
Esqs.
Judge Brill yesterday fled his opinion in
the case of Mary Funk against Chas. Ring
wald, a suit for damages growing out of de-
| fendant infringing upon her property in
building division fence. Plaintiff sued for
| $100, but the court cut her claim down to 81.
#Sherif Nugeut of Wright county, arrived in
the city yesterday with Henry Reynolds and
| Henry Ninlnger, the former sentenced at the
late term of court in that county, 10 impris-
onment in the county jail here for eight
months for an attemp, at rape, and the latter
1 to the penitentiary for term of fifteen months
for larceny.
Articles of incorporation of the MoOrhead
Foundry, Car aud Manufacturing works were
filed with the secretary of state yesterday. The
capital stock of the Incorporation is S25O, 900,
and the incorpOrators are Walter M. Lenhart,
Rinaldo r. Briggs. Almond 4. White, William
H. White, Solomon G. Comstock, Patrick I'll.
Lamb and Andrew Holes, ali of Moorhead.
Proceedings were commenced in the dis
trict. court yesterday by Louise Born for di-
vorce from Ernst Born on the ground of hab-
itual drunkenness and neglect TO provide for
her support. The parties were married at
Berlin, Germany, in 1872, have been residents
of Minnesota and st. Paul for five years and
have three children as the issue of their mar
riage.
Prof. B. NJ. Reynolds. superintendent of
Faribault public schools recently requested J..
D. Bond, Of our city schools to- send him
specimens of pupils work IN penmanshlp, and
in answer to this thousand samples were
forwarded, representing the works of pupils
from eight to fifteen years of age, and in ac-
knowledging the receipt OF samples Supt.
REYNOLDS says. 81 do not believe another
city in the northwest, if in the whole country,
can beat them, even if they can equal them"
rhn fQ6 rUHl
ago on charge Of having stolen some jewel
ry from Mrs. Campbelps house on Ninth
street over three years ago, was yesterday dis
charged on habeas corpus. Judge McGrorty,
who applied for the writ, took the ground
that as the offense was committed more than
three years ago, the statute OF limitations run
against it, and the defendant could not now be
tried and convicted for the offeuse. The court
sustained the views of Mr.. McGrorty and dis
charged the prisoner,
CHS. Olson's name graced the police records
very frequently some two years ago, so fire.
quently, indeed that St. Paul life became SO
monotonous that he struck out for other pas
lures. Thursday afternoon he reappeared and
true to his old time habits he promptly
evaded up with booze, under the exhilerating
influence of which he announced himself
as "a bad man from Montana suit
ing the action 10 Lno WOrQ Dy
fourishing self cooking revolver under the
noses of several passers by on jackson street.
Officer DeCorsey luckily spotted Olson and
took him into camp and yesterday morning
Judge Burr contiscated mis- weapon and gave
him twenty days in jail.
Lytle's pawnbroking establishment was the
scene of brief sensation about 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning. clerk in the establish
ment in showing revolver to customer,
picked up one from the number dis
played in the shOW window. He dropped
it, however, much quicker than
he picked it up, for as he raised it sharp re-
port followed, and ball went whizzing
through the first floor window, and into the
dead wall outside, from which it glanced into
the street, very fortunately doing no damage
beyond the shattering of the glass. An ex-
animation which followed showed that only
the one barrel of the revolver was loaded, and
that the chambers of all the half dozen or more
displayed with it were empty, and the mystery
is how this one came to be loaded as all
secondhand weapons are carefully examined
and if loaded emptied before being placed in
the show cases.
PERSONAL
L. r. Aldrich of Benson, is in st. Paul.