Daily globe., 1882-03-01
CITY 0LOBULEs.

was filed yesterday afternoon. The deceased
left all his property to his wife.
E. II. Keep has sold to Edward 8. Keep
property in Ramsey county and the city OF
New Orleans, of the value of $4,000.
ThirtY-four pension claims were forwarded
to the pension department, Washington, by
Adjutant General Van Cleve, during the month
OF February.
john Chinn, indicted for gambling on two
counts, was before Judge Brill yesterday and
gave bonds in the sum of 500 each for ap-
pearance.
1t was reported late last night that the con-
dnctor of the freight train whose negligence
it is claimed caused the accident last Sunday,
had been arrested.
Yesterday was an unusually busy day in the
register of deeds Office. The number of trans.
fers was very large, representing the money
value of $63 ,252.
John Il. Dean, by his executors, has sold
two lots in Schultz,s subdivision of block
eight, Whitney & Smiths addition, to Carrie
Macklett, for $500.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill on
yesterday ordering judgment for $3.50 in IA
vor of the plaintiff in the case of Xavier Girls :
bauer against David Swank.
At special OF the Pacific Congregational
church, held last evening, it was decided to
give unanimous call to Rev. Mr.. Connaut,
of Cannon Falls, this state, to become its pas
tor.
State Commissioner McGill yesterday paid
to State Treasurer Kittleson, the sum of $1s.-
904.11 the amount of the State tax paid by
ffty-twO companies doing business ia this
State.
George Hendricks was arraigned at the DO
lice court yesterday, charged with roping a
granger into cabOose and rObbing him of
SO. The testimony was doubtful and defend
ant was discharged.
Engineer Woods who was injured by the
accident last Sunday near Alexandria, has
been brought to st. Paul. and is now in st..
Joseph's hospital. His injuries are less
serious than was Mt first supposed.
Some idea of the matter of immigration can
be obtained from the fact that MIR. johnson,
the immigration agent for the st. Paul &
MnnitO5a road. received 100 letters yesterday
from the old country inquiring about land.
The lady members of the Rebecca lodge are
arranging on a grand scale for their social and
literary entertainment, to be given at Odd Eel.
lows hall on the 11th inst 1t promises to be
one of the most enjoyable affairs of the sea-
son.
AL. Pleiss was before Judge Burr yesterday,
charged with violating the hack ordinance.
The offense consisted in occupying different
stand than that assigned him by the author
tiles. He demanded a jury trial and the case
was set for March.
An adjourned meeting of the board of abate-
ment was held yesterday afternoon, at which
the proposed abatement on real estate owned
by the banks was taken up and after discus
sion the reduction was allowed, an understand
ing having been reached with the state treas
urer.
Sheriff Dixon and Deputy Sheriff Skinner, of
Minnehaha comfy, Dakota, passed through
st. Paul Yesterday from Wood county, Wis
consin, having in charge man named John
Brown, arrested on the charge of disposibg of
mortgaged property. he will be taken to
Sioux Falls.
lively mill took place on Jackson street
about II o'clock last night between two colored
men named Brown and Morgan. Brick bats
were freely used and one of the missiles hit
MID uLOikou WIZ Wdo III lTOuJ Ol ucT resi-
dence. The fighters were yanked to the tower
by Officer O'Keefe.
Maj. Bend of the First Battalion National
Guards yesterday issued an order designating
the positions of the several companies as fol-
lows: Minneapolis Light Infantry, A; Min
neapolis Zouaves, B; st. Paul Guards, G.. AL
len Light Guards, D. The assignments is in
accordance with the age Of the several COM
panies.
Mr.. Wheelock ought to show his men from
Indiana around town and get themiacquainted.
A man falls over the bluff and the Hoosiers
ing temperance meeting is held at Pfeifer's
hall and they are Ignorant of that. Show the
gentleman from Posey county around by all
means.
The board of public works met yesterday
number of streets on which it is proposed to
make improvements. Upon returning they
allowed estimate No. Z, Exchange street sew
er, j. Mullen. contractor, $70S.60. The en-
gineer's pay roll for February, amounting to
$500, was allowed. Adjourned.
Mr.. M. Grau, of Chicago, the well known
rifle shot. will reach St. Paul, from Dubuque,
where on Monday of last week he shot a
match with Mr.. E. Berg, of Davenport, for
500 side, the match being made in response
to challenge of-Berg. Each contestant had
| fifty shots. The target was a 12-inch bull g
eye, with e inch inch rings. Grau won the
match, making ,O7O points to ,O6O for Be re-.
The old Hebrew Temple has been sold to the
African Methodist church and preparations
are under way for its removal. In dlsposing
| of the old Temple the Hebrew congregation
| showed great liberality, accepting $10O less
than had been offered by other parties, in order
| to assist worthy congregation In their eff
forts to secure place of worship. The new
| Temple, to be dedicated shortly, will be one of
the most elegant edifces In the country.
In the district court yesterday merning,
Minor Rood, convicted of forgery, was ar
raigned before Judge Brill for sentence. When
| asked if he had anything to say he made few
rambling remarks to the effect that all he
wanted in his case was fair examination by
| jury and the doctors, and that at the time OF
the offense he didn't know what he was doing.
His hearing strengthened the belief of his
| partial insanity. He was sentenced to one
year and six months imprisonment in the
| penitentiary.
Those new Lace Fichus and Collars at Lin
deke, Ladd & Co.'S are perfectly lovely.
James Duncan, proprietor OF bagnio one
| mile from the town Of Merrill, Wis, killed
James Howlet in a row at Cold Springs, near
| milwaukee, vasfordov