Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-30
CITY GLoBULEs.


CITY GLoBULEs.
Splendid drying weather yesterday.
"Uncle DAMP at the Opera house this
evening.
The April term of the supreme court COM
mences next week Tuesday.
The subscriptions to the capital stock Of
the Armory association, now amount to more
than 5000. The more money the better the
building.
It is reported that Mr.. Isaac Staples has
just completed the sale Of about 5000, 600
feet OF lumber at profit Of So per 1,oOO feet,
or about Sou, 900.
chow to make Life Success" will be the
subject of Rev. W. K. Marshall's address be-
fore the z. M. C. A. this evening at o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
A special meeting Of the city council is to
be held tonight to consider the matter of is-
suing the bonds of the city of city Of st. Paul
for the construction OF foot bridge across
the Mississippi river.
Peter Miller of Anoka county, and F. W
Beckwith of Hennepin county, were yesterday
restored to citizenship by the governor, they
having served their respective sentences IN the
penitentiary, less the credits for good time.
The SUM of twenty dollars was collected in
Judge Burr's court yesterday-ten dollars
from Hugh Mularty for resisting Officer
Cunniff, aud five dollars each from William
Harris and James Norton for plain DRINKS.
A preliminary meeting of young men was
held last evening in the basement OF the ca
thedral for the purpose Of organizing tenn
perance society to be composed entirely OF
Young men. A good many signed the rolls
and an excellent feeling prevailed.
George B. Hall, Esq, publisher OF the Pic
turesque Northwest, is booming the April
tissue, which he proposes shall be the finest
. number yet Issued, bath in its descriptive
matter and Illustrations. A very large edi-
ton IL to be published for Southern circula-
ton.
The members Of the Grand Army of the
Republic at Duluth have doEe themselves the
credit to name their post the "Willis A. Cor
man., post, in honor of the late Gen. w. A.
German, OF this city, the first colonel of the
First infantry regiment, and one OF Mimic
sofa most accomplished and bravest soldiers.
VIM w. Day, of GAINESVILLE, Waseca county,
whose arrest and commitment for trial at the
June term of the United States district court,
charged with aiding and abetting Austin Lob
dell, in the mail robbery in that county, the
7th inst, yesterday furnished bail in $1,000
for his appearance, aud was released from Gus
tody.
Alfred Carey, who boarded with MI. Whit
comb on Cedar street between Seventh and
Eighth, bad the misfortune ID have sneak
thief enter his room aud steal from
him watch, which was taken
from his vest pocket. together with $40 in
money. No traces of the thief have yet been
discovered
officer Brosseau found fellow about mid
night down on Eagle street trying to work
fellow that was about half drunk. The officer
took them both to the city hall and locked
them up. % searching them no money was
found on either. Both were pretty drunk. aud
it was quite difficult to discover what they
were up to.
Last evening telephose was sent to the
city hail to the effect that lot of tramps
were making trouble at the st. Paul foundry,
near Lafayette avenue An officer was sent over
thers- but the tramps got wind of it and most
of them got away. The officer succeeded 10
arresting three OF them and lodged them In
the city hall.
Phillip Hasp, of Detroit, this state. arrested
recently upon the charge of selling liquor to
the Indians, aud held for trial By the United
States commissioner at Moorhead, was yes
trrday brought before Judge Nelson, OF the
United Stares district court, In chambers, and
pleading guilty, was fined So, which he paid
and was discharged.
Andrew Oehrlien, charged with mauslaugh-
tor in connection with the killing of Matthias
r ,ss, near Dslano, on Sunday, was taken to
Buffalo, the county seat Of the county by
sheriff Nugent yesterday morning. 1t is ex
pected that Oehrlein's preliminary examtna-
ton will chmmeuce to-day, G. D. O'Brien,
ESD, this city, aud W. a. Jackson, Esq,
Minneapolis. conducting his defense.
Commodore Kittson's recent horse pur.
chase. the black stallion Blackwood, Jr.,-
fully described in a recent issue Of the CLOSE
reached Midway yesterday morning, coming
through from Chicago on the fast mail train.
The horse arrived in good condition, and is
well liked by those who visited him during
the day. The fact that he came through In
an express car would indicate that tbs new
| palace car for transporting the campaigning
string about the country, being built In Chi
cago, is not yet completed.
Gov. Hubbard stole march yesterday on
the army OF applicants and strikers for the
ninth judicial district judgeship, by master
| " retreat upon Red Wing By this coup
| d'ctat the governor will probably be able to
secure nights undisturbed rest, avoid the
danger for Is hours of committing himself,
and give him time for the action OF the bar
association of the district, had at their meet
| Ing held at Tracy yesterday to reach him,
which may after all said and done decide the
governor as to his appointment.