Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-29
CITY GLoBULEs.


Contractor Farrell has commenced brick
laying upon the addition to the city hall.
Tbs wire was strung yesterday to connect
No. 5 engine house with tbs fire alarm system
OF the city.
J. B Gardner will address the land league
at the corner Of Seventh and Jackson streets
this evening.
Two little children that wsrs lost were re-
stored 10 thsir parents yesterday BY Officers
o'Keefs and German.
Those going down the river should remem.
Der that the steamer Centennial leaves at 10
o'clock this morning for St. Louis.
Adjutant General Van Cievo yesterday re-
csived notice OF the allowance Of an invalid
pension claim, arrearage amounting TO
S4l6.13.
1t was DR.. Quinn. who lost an ovsrcoat
from his Office, but the police found it for
him through q second hand store, but not
the fellow who placed 1t there.
Capt. c A. Bigler, who IL endeavorlpg to
raise company of cavalry in St. Paul, Is
meeting with good success. Every man that
joins The company will be required to own his
horse.
The we'll known Nick Kllpger that has so
Often been arrested was picked up again last
night for creating adisturbance, meta very
great one, but just enough to warrant his
arrest.
Charles Wilson, brakeman on the st. Paul
& Manitoba road, was caught between two
cars yesterday and was considerably squeezed,
but fortunately escaped without any broken
bones
4 man named Miller was found last night
IN sweds Annie's house crsatiDg disturbance.
When arrested ond searched it was discovered
the rufian had on his person sos, 80 that he
was well heeled.
A man named Fred Borland, who had his
legs broken bv the cars In Nebraska, vas
brought to st. Paul yesterday and was taken
to st. Joseph's hospital, where one leg will
be amputated. 1t is hoped that the other can
be saved. At any rate. Drs. Murphy and Quinn
will do the best they can to this end.
Mr. John O'Neil, an old bum. found about
l2o'clock Thursday light comfortably slowed
away in back room of private residence on
Robert street, escaped having TO answer to
the charge Of house breaking, IN the munich.
pal court Yesterday morning, but he was made
harmless for ninety days by being sent to Jail
for that length of time.
The people around the German Catholic
church complain a good deal about boys
throwing stones. day or two ago good
sized stone was thrown through a window
and passed close 10 lady's face VINO sat
near the window, and yesterday son of Mr..
Knautf was hit in the back By large stone and
qnite good deal injured.
g. L. Pierce ESQ, as attorney for John E. Hol.
land, commenced suit in the United States cir.
cui. court yesterday, against the Chicago Mil.
wakee q ST Paul railway company for damages
in $4,000. In the complaint it is alleged that
Holland was, on the Goth Of May, 1879, near
Fort Smelling injured by an engine of the
railroad company, necessita tong the amputa-
ton of his right leg.
The rector, warden and vestryman OF the par
ish of St. John the Evangelist, of st. Paul have
incorporated the parish under the laws of the
State, articles Of which were fled with the Sec.
rotary of State yesterday. The rector Is Rev.
Henry Kittson, wardens, Jacob Schiffers and
Albert NJ. Eddy; and vestrymeG r. A. Berthum,
Charles Alien, w. H. Conner, Joseph Mickey
and Louis Wagner.
7. NJ. G. A., 500 Wabashaw street. Model
8. s. lesson to-day at 4:30 p. m, by Mr. E. NJ
Van Dusee. Young mems meeting tonight
at O'Clock. Services Sunday as follows:
Morning meeting $50 q. M; young mems
bible study $50 p. m, led by Mr.. A. Nash;
gospel meeting and song services at p. m.
conducted By Rev. o. A. Snow; singing In
charge of the choir. All ARE cordially invited.
The Minneapolis Syndicate is now full
fedged organization, having filed articles OF
Incorporation with the secretary of state.
The capital stock OF the Syndicate is $500, GOO,
and 1t 10 formed to operate in buildings and
real estate. The incorporates are Dorllus
Morrison, r. B. Lsngdon, W. w. Eastman, E.
B. Ames, Fl. G. Side, G. Fl. Loring, Clinton
Morrison, G. H. Prior, John Delaitre, r. E.
Grimshaw, John Martin and Thomas Lowry.
Two Bridgets-Bridget Lee and Bridget
McGinnis- are neighbors, residing on Day ton
avenue, but they do not dwell well together
in LOVING accord as they should. On he
other hand they quarrel almost continually,
greatly to the annoyance of other neghbors
Yesterday the danes were arralgned in the
municipal court, charged with indulging in
abusive language, but upon furnishing bonds
in $3.50 each to keep the peace, they were re-
leased.
@. Y. Lye, a hack driver, was yesterday en-.
deavcring to get a warrant for the arrest Of
Lucy j. Lye, his wife, and one Brady, for the
crime of adultery, Lye charging that Brady
has usurped his marital rights. There were,
as 1t is understood. some slight technical diff.
fculties in the way, such as for instance. Mrs
Lye having another and prior lawful hus band
living. and other trlvalties which retarded
the officers of the law from passing the proper
papers, hence the delay.
Mr.. John Ceasehans, or ''Old Ceas," as he
was familarly called by his intimates, well
known to old residents of St. Paul, especially
those of sporting proclivities, is reported to
have died few days age at Cumberland, Wis,
q point on the North Wisconsin railroad.
Ceasehaus was character well fitted for
frontier life, and though professional sport,
mad many redeeming qualities, and many kind
even noble acts stand recorded against his