Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-11
CITY GLOBULEs.
The workmen on Moffets Castle are caus
inc that old landmark to disappear very rap

Jude Burr yesterday.
Monthly meeting of the teachers of the pub
lie schools of all grades, will be held in the
assembl, room OF the high school this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Louis Fortune was before Judge Nelson in
the United Sites court yesterday afternoon,
charged with selling liquor to Indians. Con-
tinued until to-day.
A good many people were examining the
place where Andrew Dunn jumped Thursday
night, and every body wondering why he was
not killed when he fell.
There will be devotional meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union at the
parlor of the Y. M. c. A. to-day at p. m.
All are invited to attend.
Mic and Gilbert Pottgieser will, during the
Coming season, erect three story brick block
foity-fve feet fl ont, on their lot on Wabashaw
street, just above the custom house.
J.B Tark, who got drunk and assaulted
his wife few days ago, was before the court
yesterday and required to furnish bonds in the
sum of $500 for his future good conduct. He
furnished.
a literary entertainment will be given by
the Evening Star lodge No. Is; Daughters OF
Rebecca at Odd Fellows hall this evening.
good programme is promised and pleasant
time generally.
The supreme court met in cha mbers yester-
day to close up the business of its late term,
all the judges present, viz Chief justice I'LL
Allan, and associates Berry, Mitchell, Dicsln-
son and Vanderburg.
E. A. Young, s. brakeman On the Omaha
railroad, had one hand badly crushed and sus.
tanned other injuries while coupling cars at
the depot yesterday morning. he was remoV-
ed 10 St. Joseph's hospital.
Andy Dunn, who took tumble from Third
street to the top of the engine house OF ele-
Yator "a" Thursday night, had sufficiently
recovered yesterday morning to leave the city
hall, as he termed it, in ''grand STYLE"
Governor Hubbard yesterday rece lived pat
ent from the interior department at Washing
ton, conveying to Minnesota 172, 408.24 acres
of land in the Duluth district, under the pro-
visions of the act of congress approved April
%, 1860.
Adjutart General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived the assignment Of companies in the
Second battalion, Minnesota National Guard,
Is follows: Governors Guards, New Ulm,
"a" company; Farbault Guards, "B' CON-
pany; Winona Guards, "C'' company.
W. F. Gfrefer was arraigned in the munich
pal court yesterday to answer to the charge OF
embt zzlenent preferred against him by his
former partner, W. Fl. Sigler. Gfrerer plead
ed not guilty, waived examination, and was
held to await the action Of the grand jury ia
$3.50 bail.
A horse and buggy were stolen from Brack-
ett's livery stable at Minneapolis Thursday
evening. The police authorities in this city
were notified at oEce, and Officer Brusoe sue
ceeded In finding the olen property, but not
the-thief They were returned 10 their owner
yesterday afternoon.
james Donahue and John Randall tried to
stand Dove off, Thursday night, for two sup
pers, but he kicked and wouldn't have it.
They refused to pay more, so Officer Baer
kindly looked after them aud Judge Burr
charged them five great bills for lodging in
the city hall all night.
Articles of incorporation of the Fergus
Falls Telephone Exchange were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. The incorpora-
tors ale Oh aries D. Wright, w. L. Bedford
and John D. Boyd, of Fergus Falls. The cap.
ital stock is l0,U00 and the highest amount OF
Indebtedness is limited to $1,000.
Whom W. Senger stood before his honor
yesterday, charged with getting full, he was
picture. II WAS evident he had no one to love
him lust then, and his head ached so he didn't
care, but he suddenly braced up when In
formed the drunk would cost him just five
bills. He paid and waltzed out
The Cas- e of Jeanne R. Lamprey against the
city of St. Paul was disposed of in the district
cour' yesterday. This was an appeal from
the board of public works, and was simply a
question: of title to small piece of land taken
for Minnesota street. The judgment was in
favor of the plaintiff, and for costs.
Capt E D. Bean, chief head clerk Of the
railway mail service, received dispatch from
Capt E. White, head Of the railway mail
service Oh Chicago, informing him of his ap-
polnlment as inspector of the service. He
will pt obably accept the position and left for
Chicago last night to learn the particulars.
Thomas Hill, who loves the contents of the
black bottle, was among the gang of drunk
Yesterday morning. He was paralyzed the
night before, and was enjoying himself throw.
ing dry goods boxes from the sidewalk into
the street. He won't have anymore fun for
at least ten days, for he has been furnished
cell in the sheriff's castle.
"You were drunk and disorderly last night"
was the salutation Charles Petshell received
from the court yesterday morning. ~ don't
know, sir; but-"ventured the prisoner. mo
butts; do know, and what is more, I know
you won't trouble us again for the next
thirty DAYS, step down." That settled it, he
stepped down and over to the Jail.
Barbara Reynolds, kitchen mechanic EN-.
ployed at Jennie Blossoms bagnio, was before
the court yesterday for taking an overdose of
elegant booze. She was back, yes very black
and had long ago parted with her grinders,
but she could smile, yes, sweetly smile, and
this smile so captivated his honor that he told
her she could go-if she paid five legal tend
ers. She paid, she went.
Capt. Braden, state auditor, redeemed three
more of the old state railroad bonds yesterday,
as follows: Of VIM. T. Otto, two bonds for
which new bonds for $3,563.14 were issued,
and one bond of Drexel & Co. amounting to
$l,7S1.57. This leaves only sixty.fve of the
old bonds originally issued not yet presented
for redemption under the readjustment act,
from which number must be deducted q mum.
Der that it Is known have been destroyed. SO
that it is probable that only about fifty of the
old bonds still remain to be settled.
Y. NJ. c. 4. $3.50 Wabasha STRAIGHTFORWARD
Class lecture to-day at 4:30 p. m. by Rev D.
R. Breed. Subject: "Art Of Questioning"
Young men g meeting this evening at 8 o'clock.