Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-05
CITY GLOBULEs.

Two little boys were arrested last night for
breaking windows.
A girl named Cora Wood was arrested last
night on the charge of stealing some small
things.
Rev. o. a. Snow will deliver a lecture on
Australia, before the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow
evening at O'Clock. All are invited.
The officers of the First Bait. NJ. N. G. met
pursuant to A. g. o. No. 5, last evening, and
elected Jos. P. Moore, of c company, adult
ant, vice S. A. Sims, resigned.
Judge Wilkin yesterday filed an order in the
care OF DR.. A. ]. Baker, against the Board OF
County Commissioners of Ramsey county
granting the motion for new trial.
The argument in the case of Henry f. Brown
against the Newark Fire and other insurance
companies is still in progress in the United
States circuit court before Judge Nelson.
Register of Deeds Lenau is recognizing
the interior of his office, putting in new desks,
racks, etc. greatly increasing the facilities for
doing business comfortably and expedltiously.
The armory soliciting committee yesterday
TeCGVSQ one uuuu1CO oOAioi S3SSSAiPeohe
from P. Il. Kelly, ESQ D. r. Noyes & Co.,
and several Others. The armory proJect
- booms and no mistake.
A span of horses attached to wagon, ran
down st. Peter street at furious rate yester'
dsy afternoon, and turning intoSeventh street
continued their course until they were stopped
on the corner of Seventh and Minnesota.
The common council last evening granted
the use of Market hall for two nights for the
PURPOSE Of battalion drill, and on next Thurs
day evening the first battalion drill will take
place. The two Minneapolis companies VIII
be present
4 beautiful boouet of natural flowers, with
a magnificent lily for the center,-the whole
being just too too, all but adorned the desk
Of Clerk Bell of the district court yesterday.
"Dick" was mum as to the source of the
really handsome remembrance.
C. Newman don't like the COW ordinance.
Yesterday he manifested his dislike by trying
to prevent officer Cunniff from impounding a
stray bovine. The result was that he was
yanked before Judge Burr and fined five bills,
which he paid. He will probably not be so
fresh another time.
Commodore w. F. Davidson, and Col. Chas.
Haines, manager of the Opera house, leave
this morning for a visit TO the principal
theaters of the East and South, to observe i'm
provements to be incorporated into the en-
largement of the Opera house. They will be
absent two or three weeks
Gov. Hubbard yesterday granted pardon
to James Bailey, convicted in Stearns county
in 1879 and sentenced to six years IN the peni
Tertiary. The executive clemency was granteo
on account of the rapidly failing health oil
the prisoner. The father of the prisoner who
resides in Wisconsin received the pardon il
his own hands and will take his boy home
with him, only to die it is feared, as he he rep
resented by the prison physician as being very
low.
Katie Riedl, rather comely looking lass
yesterday caused the arrest and arraignmen
in the municipal court of one Vim. Bremen
upon the charge of being the father of hel
child, born into this world without the sancti
fcation of the marriage ceremony. Bremel
most vigorously denied the soft Impeachment
upon being called to answer, and declared hi
intention of fighting the case, and at his re
quest the hearing was continued to Saturday
the 18th.
Thomas Milan, a cOuntryman, left his team
of horses unhitched at the corner Of jackson
ana seventh 6treeIS yesterday noon, anu LII
horses, as they often do, took it into theil
heads to have little run on their own &C
count. In the run the team collided with thu
horse and carriage of DR.. Flagg, badly wreck
ing the buggy, and, it is feared, severely in
turing the horse. Upon the DOCTORS com
plant Milan was arrested and taken befor'
Judge Burr, when the hearing was postponed
until to-day.
Julius selvon yesterday morning made
purchase of suit of clothes from SECOND
hand dealer for So. so. Pleased with his bar
gain he went into saloon close by and com
menced throwing dice for the drinks
Among those taking hand was VIM
Brun. After numerous drinks had been i'm
bibed, IBrun disappeared, and with him Sci
Ten's clothing. Discovering his loss after ;
time selven reported the fact to detective
OConnor who soon found Brun in the &C
of negotiating their sale to second hant
man. Taken before Judge Burr Brun owned
up to having the clothes in his possession
but claimed they were given him to realiz
upon, he thought by Selven himself. TIL
Judge thought the story little too gauzy
and fined him S25 or thirty days in Jail. Eli
took the latter.