Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-13
CITY GLOBULEs.

deist, the violoncelloist, at Hotel Leip to-
night.
The confidence men. Grey and Gibson, were
discharged yesterday, no one appearing against
them.
The Great Union band Friday night at White
Bear, play Gen. Clusters "Last Charge" with
fireworks.
James Kennedy, the Jackson street barber,
has been granted the divorce he asked from
his wife Rachel.
Officer Welsh arrested man namedi Hansem
last night on charge of stealing watch,
and locked him up.
V. M. Goar, Esq, of Springfield, ILL.,, a
well known lawyer of that ciey, has become a
resident of st. Paul.
Mrs. Fannie M. Platte has instituted pro-
ceedings for divorce from her husband Will
liam, on the ground of desertion.
Prendergast Bros. have filed a mechanics
lien upon property of l. F. A. studdart, for
$500, balance due for labor done.
Judge Wilkin of the district court filed an
order yesterday disallowing the demurrer to
the complaint in the case of Henry J. G.,
Campbell vs.. Charles N. Dittman.
In the United States circuit court yester-
day, judgment was rendered for plaintiff in
the case of Vincent D. Walsh against the Sank
Rapids Water Power company. The suit was
to eject defendant from certain land.
The committee on schools of the board of
education, made tour of inspection of the
school buildings in the Sixth and Fourth
wards yesterday, aud this afternoon will pay
similar visit to the down town school build
ings.
Steamboat Inspectors Flower and Scott will
go to saltwater to-day to inspect new
steamer to be called 1.-THE Ten Brock" built
by Messrs. Gillespie & Harper The boat is of
$50 tons burthen and said to be "a 1" in all
respects.
A man was arrested last night, who did not
give.his name on suspicion of being one ofthose
who was engaged in stealing the pocket book
from Mrs. Swift, Tuesday night. The little
boy who saw the theft, and Mrs. Swift, her.
self, think the police have The right man, but
still they are not quite certain.
Yesterday Isaac Bernhemer. c. D. Elicit
and L. Bernheimer, of New York, who are
now In St. Paul on visit, and Hermann Or
penheim, the son Of Mr.. Ansel Oppenheim, of
ST. Paul, went out to Chisago lake on a FISH,
ing excursion and caught more than they
could bring home.
ABOUT II o'clock last night Mrs. Pashley
called at the city hall and reported that her
little boy, nine years old, left her house, out
on Como avenue, about o'clock last night
and had not IT turned home. The police had
not heard of him, but the members of the
force were notified and kept an eye out for
the little wanderer.
A deed was recorded yesterday from Charles
B. Keene, of Philadelphia, to William Dawson,
conveying to the latter the southeast quarter
of the northwest quarter of section 29, town
80, range %, containing forty acres, bounded
on the south by Nellie street, north by Mag
nolla street, east by Edgerton street, and west
by what will be DE Soto street. The consid-
Grafton is $4,000.
The board Of county commissioners under.
took to holda meeting yesterday forenoon,
to hear the report of the special committee
appointed at the last meeting, to examine
and report upon the matter of delinquent per.
sonal taxes, but owing to absence of County
Attorney Egan, whose advice was required,
| an adjournment was had to Tuesday next at
los m.
Carl Huber is in bad luck. Being most I'm.
happily married, he some time ago COM
menced proceedings for divorce. Yesterday
morning Mrs. Huber, being in one of her
| usual cross grained moods, hunted up Huber,
where he was at work, and made an assault on
him, in the midst of which both were arrested.
Taken before Judge Burr, he was discharged
and Mrs. Huber sent to the House of the Good
Shepherd for sixty days.
A negro named Sylvester Alexander, married
to Chippewa Indian squaw, among whom
he lives, and speaking their language fluently,
| was before United States Commissioner Car.
dozo yesterday. for influencing witness at
| the recent term of the United States district
| court at Winona, to perjure himself in the
case against Ed. French, of Brainerd, charged
with selling liquor to Indians. The Indian
was arrested Immediately after the perjury,
aud is in Jail awaiting the action of the next
United States grand jury. The hearing in
Alexander's case resulted in his being held for
trial.
Clearing sales everywhere. Also at the
"Fameus One Price Clothing Store, 1920 Wab.