Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-26
CITY aLoBuLEs.

st. Paul's brotherhood meets this Wednss-
day evening at O'Clock in the Guild room.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance Of an invalid
pension claim, with arrearages of 1907 SO.
The attempt Of the council committees on
claims and licenses to hold meetings last even.
ing, were failures, neither having a quorum.
The notorious Mary Ryan was sent to the
house Of the Good Shepherd yesterday for
thirty days by Judge Burr. upon The same old
charge OF keeping bad company.
Israel Dudley, the well known horse trainer
and driver. was assessed $40 yesterday morn
Ing. by Judge Burr for fast driving. Dudley
will exercise more care hereafter to curb the
impatiencs of his msttlesome steed.
Articles Of association oftns Brandon Farm.
ers Elevator association were fled with the
secretary of state yesterday. The headquar.
tiers of the association are at Brandon, doug
las county. The capital stock Is Sl0,eU0.
Ex-U. Marshal McLarsn begins to appre.
ciate the fact that he is not to be allowed to
entirely withdraw from public service, hav.
ing been named on the struck Jury in the case
OF ]. Z. Humphrey against Vim. r Merriam
Clara Polly, an aged and very wicked dam
sci from Minneapolis, found Monday in com
pany with the notorious Ed. Wright, the
negro who shot Long Kate some months
since. was given thirty days In the house Of
correction by Judge Burr yesterday morning.
Under date Of April 81, q circular Ia issued
from department of Dakota headquarters, en-.
closing circular from the adjutant general Of
the army, announcing that hereafter no man
having wife or minor child shall BE enlisted
or re.enlisted without special authority from
that Office.
Attorn ey General Hahn, in answer to the
county attorney Of Todd county.as to whether
vote at town election against the issuance
of liquor licences, reyokes outstanding licen-
SOS nOt expired, decides that it does not. but
simply governs the question of licenses SUB.
seQuent to the voting upon the question.
J. Ryder, Of 24o Rice street, in another place
in this paper offers reward of $40 for the
apprehension Of the party or parties who stole
gate from his premises few days since. In
note accompanying the ad Mr.. Ryder CON-
plains that the police have been removed from
that locality. leaving the property of resi-.
dents entirely unprotected.
The following is list OF jurors truck in
the case Of ]. K. Humphrey VS.. VIM. Mer-
Ram: Harvey F. Blodgett, Peter Berkey,
Edwin Bell, o. o. Cullen, A. G. Foster, j. P.
Glesen. D. W. Ingersoll, Pat Kelgher, NJ. T.
Kennedy, Adolphus Moore. VIM. R. Marshall,
R. N. McLaren, JOS Mickey, John J. O'Lesry.
Vim. F. Reynolds, Phil. Riley.
Simonds, of the district court, has fled de-
cisions in two divorce cases, granting decress
in both, as follows: Maggie C. Hartshorn
VS.. Augustus II. Hartshorn, for desertion,
Mrs. Hartshorn is given absolute control Of
the two children of the issue, Louisa aud
Bertha; Margaret Welsh from Joseph Welsh,
for drunkenness snd desertton.
Ed. Wright. the notorious, for an assault
upon white woman named Mary Cahiil, was
sent to jail for twenty days by Judge Burr yes.
terday uierping, and also required to give
bonds il $3.50 10 keep the peace hereafter. If
b. Is kept in Jail until the bond IL furnished.
1t is PROBABLE the general public will he re-
lieved of his presence for some time to come.
The board of public works met last evening
for the purpose of consulting with the street
railway people to see what that corporation
will do In regard to paving The streets. As
MIR. Frank B. CLARK was engaged with the
railroad men he could not be present, and as be
and the board adjourned without doing any
thing.
Chas. W. Bertch and q. J. Horn, as attor-
Deys for Theodore W. Little, has commenced
suit in the district court against Adolph Feise
and Louis Westprieeer, as partners and pro-
prietors of the saloon and billiard hall, 82i
Wabasnaw street, for damages in $1,000, for
Injuries alleged to have been sustained by
~ Oh hot. in ha ruln IN no
floor below, a distance of len feet, On the 18th
inst.
J.W. McClungis booked for an address to
the people of Sank Center to morrow evening
and Thursday, and 10 the people of st. Cloud
on Monday and Tuesday evenings. on the pro.
prleIy of organizing Building and Loan a-so
Citations in those towns. He goes by invita-
tion OF leading citizens who have observed The
good results OF such associations in st. Paul,
and will take a weeks rest and recreation from
routine work in this shape.
Capt. George F. Gardner, clerk of the coun.
ty court at Freeborn county, and captain elect
the Albert Lea light infantry company, which
has been accepted by Gov. Hubbard as a men,
Der of the National Guard. was In the city yes.
terday upon business relating to perfectipg lis
organization. As result OF his visit M sjor
Bobletter of the second battalion has been In.
s,rucied to muster the company in at once.
This makes four companies for the second
battalion. The other officers with Capt.
Gardner are: FIRST lieutenant, t. K. Ramsey;
second lieute nant. G. e. Richardson.
Mr.. John NJ. Miller, recently from Penn.
sylvania, was yesterday admitted to practice
in the co,lrts of the state by the supreme
court. upon certificate of the highest court
of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Miller came TO Mime.
sofa for the benefit of his health aud with The
intention of locating In st. Paul, but upon ar
irving could End no vacant residence suitable
to his wants, and has therefore determined to
locate in Minneapolis, thus adding another to
the hundreds of strangers seeking homes here
this season who have been forced to go else.
where because neither buildings IN which to
engage in business or reside could be Sc.
cured.
James Cannon, the drunken wood.driver.
whose team ran into street car horse satur.
day last, plead guilty to the charge OF reckless
driving in the municipal court yesterday
morning and was fined $40, which he paid and
was discharged. The proceedings IN the
municipal court simply covered the lnfraction
of the city ordinance against fast driving, and
did not touch upon the loss sustained by the
street car compapy by his recklessness. 1t is
understood young Cannon is thoroughly
ashamed of the position in which he placed
himself by his intemperance, and that he has
ira1u ohcfo fro q