Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-25
CITY GLOBULES.

against j. J. McCardy returned verdict yes
terday for $67 81 in favor of the plaintiff.
Adam Rau was before Judge Burr yesterday
charged with quarrying stone at the head OF
Robert street. The hearing was continued to
March 4.
The annual report of Hon. Fred Won Baum
bach, secretary of state, has been received
from the hands of the printer, and is ready for
distribution.
The expenses of the directors of the aims
house and hospital for February have been as
follows: Hospital, s5S0.94; aims house, $6lS;
poor, s6S9.5S.
Mrs. Hobart will address the ladies upon the
subject of temperance at the parlor OF the
Y.M. C. A. Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
All are invited to attend.
The committees on ways and means and
streets, sewers and bridges of the council, and
the board of public works will hold special
meeting at o'clock this afternoon.
The east-bound train on the Milwaukee d
St. Paul road last night was delayed two hours
on account of freight train getting OFT the
track at the upper yards in this city.
An action was begun in the district court
YESTERDAY NV
Glaces of Canada, against Adrian Giberton to
collect Judgment in former suit for $4,9lo
Chief Strong and Engineer Tubeson had the
new La Faance fire engine out for practice yes
terday afternoon, the object being to familiar.
ize Engineer Tubeson with the workings OF
the machine.
In the divorce case of Augusta Eichorn,
Judge Brill rendered a decision yesterday, in
which plaintiff ives not granted relief asked
for, and Judgment was ordered for defendant,
limited divorce being refused.
A decision was filed by Judge Brill yester-
day, sustaining the demurrer to the complaint
with leave to amend within ten days, in the
cas- of the Pioneer Press company against the
board of county commissioners.
Yesterday morning Gen. McLaren left for
Winona having in charge R. R. Rogers and s..
A. Clark, charged with robbing the pOstofice
at Preston. They will be placed in the Vino
ma Jail until the June term of court.
YIN. c.. Am entertainment consisting
of music and readings will be given in the
parlors of the association next Thursday
evening by Miss May PREM, members of the
Beethoven society and J. M. Lichtenberger.
A builder named F. Althern was arraiged at
the police court yesterday charged wi tn quar-
rying stone on Cherry street. In blasting rock
house was badly shaken up and things were
knocked endwise He pleaded guilty and was
fined $50.
Last night sneak thief cabDaged an over
coat from Warner & Nelson's restaurant on
East Third street Yankee Sullivan was in the
place about the time Of the robbery, and it is
supposed that he nipped it. Sullivan was ar
- - oh hoxrfr hn nm
his person.
John Chinn was arragned before Judge
Wilkin in the district court yesterday to plead
to an Indictment for keeping gambling house.
He pleaded guilty, and was fined 500, which
he paid. There are two other indictments
against him of the same nature, and in each
case he gave bonds in the sum of $500.
The vacancy in the Emmett Light Artillery,
Capt. C. NJ. Mccarthy, caused by the resigna-
ton of First Lieut. Tippin, has been filled by
the election of Second Lieut.. Lawrence Fahey
to be first lieutenant, while First Sergeant
Joseph Burke Nally was elected second lieuten-
ant, made vacant by the promotion of Lieut..
Fahey.
His name was H. Knight, and he had looked
upon the tanglefoot when it was red and the
ruby glow stole away his senses and 10, he
was carried to the tower on stretcher be-
cause of its seductive influences. Yesterday
he felt very sick and wanted to go home and
big tear of pity came into the windward eye
of hizzoner and the mistaken youth was told
to go and booze no more.
The committee of the brotherhood of tele-
graphers that is to go to Mortified to attend
the funeral of the late Lawrence Eckles, con-
sists of H. E. Minor, W. D. Gregory, J. c..
Mann, C. N. Morrill,, c. Curtis and Mr.. Mand.
The committee will leave on the s O'Clock
tram this morning for Mortified where the
funeral will take place at IL o'clock. The
members will take down quantity OF choice
fswers woven into the shape of crosses, an
chors, hearts, etc.
1t is curious what an exhiliarating effect the
air sometimes has in this glorious climate of
Minnesota Morris Delaney took his fast
flyer out on Thursday and after a spin over
the snow he became very much elated. Upon
his return home he had fuss with his father
in.law and there was the very dickens to pay.
The latter propelled his undutiful son-in-law
out of the house by means of a healthy boot,
and Delaney retalfated by trying to clean out
the house. He was fined $40 and gave bond
to keep the peace.
YIN. A, 800 Wabashaw street-Rev.
Mr.. Breed will not resume his normal lectures
until next Saturday March a at 4:SO p. NJ.
Young mems meeting this evening at S
O'Clock. Sunday services as follows: Devo-
tional meeting at 9 a. m. Young mems bible
class at $50 p. NJ, led by Mr.. A. Nash. Cos
pei meeting and song service at 4 p. m, con-
Quoted by DR.. G. E. Riggs. Music in charge
of Mr.. Helmick, assisted by mixed chorus,
with Mr. Gallien as volinist. All are cordially
invited to these meetings.
The second edition of the Sauerwein trouble
was ventilated in the police court yesterday
morning Peter Sauerwein was arraigned at
the instance of his brother John on the charge
of abusive language, John having appeared as
defendant on similar charge last week. Peter
had called his sister, n-law hard names, and as
on the former occasion it was clear case of
sauerwein against Sauerwein, the cousins, isis
tiers and aunts being fearfully and wonderfully
mixed UP in the matter. They were all put
under bonds to keep the peace.
The Emmett Light ARTILLERY will celebrate
its first anniversary and the 104th anniversary
of the Irish patriot Robert Emmett at the
Market hall Saturday evening, March 4, 1882,
by grand musical and literary entertainment,
complimentary to its friends and well-wishers.
The exercises will commence at o'clock with
an exhibition drill, followed by a choice musical
aud literary programme. The Rev. Father
Stanley will deliver the address, and Governor
Hubbard and the officers and members of the
other militia companies are expected to be