Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-18

The case of the Union Depot VS.. City OF ".
Paul will be heard to-day before Judge Brill
Adiu,snt General Van Give yesterday re-
ceived rofice of the allowance otan invalid
pension claim for SS7S.S7.
A. Raw and A. Sherman. who were arrested
for quarrying stone on Robe street, have had
their CASE continued to The 25lh inst.
Marshall commence to celebrate st. Pat
ricks day before IL got here. Thursday night
he got drunk and yesterday morning he got
Ave days.
T. Ward and j. Cowen got just too too
awfully awful full Thursday night, and Judge
Burr gave them just five days each yesterday
morning.
Margaret Bradley, one of the steady callers
upon Judge Burr, was on hand yesterday
morning and received ninety days sentence
for vagrancy.
MIR. E. Langevin has purchased from
Thomas O'Dcn, his old homestead, and
5000 was paid over yesterday in cash. This
sale vas conducted by G. ". Il. Bell, Of West
ST. Paul.
Mr.. F.W. Frohne, the Third street watch
maker, yesterday received the works for the
great clock for the Market Hall tower, and
will proc I'd at once to put the clock IN place
and in running order.
Drs. j. H. Stewart and G. A. Wheaton have
removed from the Metropolitan to the Lamprey
residence, No. 1877 College avenue. Mrs
L4mprty GOES east and they have taken the
house for The summer.
They were ivy Swede brothers, P. Peterson
and j. Peterson, and both liked their lit
drop of gin. One day these two men drank
too much gin, and mig p lictman came ano
run them in. They won't drink any moro gin
for five days.
An alarm of fire was sounded yesterday
from box No. Is, to which steamers Nos
and responded. 1t proved to be chimney
fire at the residence of DR.. Beecher, on Waba'
shaw, near Exchange street, which was eztin'
guished without damage.
A. Wilson and Lizzie Brown were arrested
at the Metropolitan hotel yesterday morning
for dlsorderly conduct. Judge Burr gave
them their choice yesterday morning between
paying Ten bills each or spending ten days be.
hind the bars. They paid their bills.
Erick Nelson, slx.foot swede, got full as
a tick on bad gin Thursday, and got the big
boost for the tower. Tn the way Ne lrteQ tC
whip the officer, failed, and finally tried to use
gun, but the offic was too quick for him
lie will do thirty days and forget his gun
Among the real estate transfers filed In the
office of the register of deeds yesterday was
one from w. B. Newcombe, deceased, by
trustee ct al, to Herman Greve for SIT 600
This Is the fifty-two feet on Fourth street neal
Jackson, where Cooks omnibus stable now
stands. The price is nearly equal to $500 pei
front foot.
David Larson, farmer at White Bear, came
to this city Thursday to dispose of load Of
hay He stopped on Minnesota street, in.
dulged too fretly in elegant booze and as q
natural result was robbed Of all the money he
had, some nice bills. Louis Burns, young
man about town, was arrested by officer DIS.
tier and arraigned in the municipal court. The
evidence against him was most conclusive and
he was sentenced to thirty days In the county
jail.
Acting Coroner Mccarthy, held an inquest
yesterday morning touching the death OF
Henry Schroeder or F. A. Henkel, who was
found dead in bis apartments on the corner OF
University avenue Harrington street, Thursday
morning. The jury rendered verdict oil
death from pneumonia. Nothing definite as
to his indtntv has yet been learned, but inves
tigation sho VS. that the deposit IN he German
American bank was all a made up affair, and
no bank book for that amount had ever been
issued to him.