Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-13
CITY GLOBULES.

Otis and Emma Lee.
The receipts for the two performances given
by Haverly's Mastodons, were the largest ever
taken at the Opera house, at the prices.
Patrick White and Daniel Brougher, charged
with retailing liquors without the special IL
cense, on yesterday gave bonds for their ap-
pearance at the June term OF court.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday, in accordance with
the provisions of the act, designated D. W..
Ingersoll as president of the board of managers
of the State Reform school, to which he was
reappointed by the governor few days since.
The alarm of fire from box No. SO al 1890
O'Clock yesterday afternoon was occasioned
by the discovery of fire In shanty at the
Swedish settlement near the Seventh street
bridge and occupied by John Gibbons. The
damage was slight.
Sheriff Bartleson, of Fergus Falls, passed
through st. Paul yesterday, enroute for the
penitentiary, and having in charge Frank
Meyers and Geo. Collins, convicted of larceny
and sentenced to three years, and Chas. Reed,
convicted of larceny and sentenced to nine
months.
Adjutant General Breck has issued general
order giving the list of imarksmen in the de-
partment with the qualifying per cent and
the number in each regiment belonging to
each class as determined by the annual target
prize classification for the year ending Sep
TENDER 80.
The German edition of the immigration
pamphlet is already more than three-ffths ex-
hausted, and applications now on hand will
entirely exhaust it, SO that Secretary Young
is compelled to deny the request made by sew
eral Atlantic steamship companies for copies
to distribute.
A couple of old buns and chronic vags,
named George Woodbridge and John Smith,
were up yesterday charged with raising dis
been refused lodging at the city hall, and took
this means of being arrested and sent up.
They will pine in the dungeon for ten days.
The resignation of Judge Vanderburgh as
judge of the Fonrth JUDICIAL district was re-
ceived by Gov. Hubbard yesterday, and subse-
quently the judge appeared before Clerk
Nichols, of the supreme court, and subscribed
to the oath as associate justice of that court,
to which position he was chosen at the last
election.
All who attended the Y. M. c. A. sociable
last evening, had royal good time. Every
body seemed determined that everybody else
should be happy. The addresses were short
and appropriate, the singing good, and last
but not least the refreshments excellent. 1t
was an enjoyable evening in the fullest sense
of the word and Will be long remembered by
those present.
Yesterday afternoon health officer Patterson
swooped down on fourteen head OF scabby
and diseased sheep, at the store of Van Hoven
& Bros, on Robert street. 4 short time ago
he gobbled a quantity of diseased buffalo
meat from the same place, and all dealers ar G
warned against exposing scaley or cancer
jawed meat for sale. The offense is punisha-
BILE with fine in addition to confscatiOn.
Wednesday evening man named f. M. Far
Tell went into the Park saloon on Washington
street, and drawing dirk he expressed de-
sire to spill blood. About this time every
body vamoosed the ranch, and when Capt.
Clark entered, the man-eater had seized dog,
which he held by the ears, and was slashing
away at the poor brute's caudal appendage.
Yesterday he was before the court and he
looked very tame. He was fined $40.
Frank Fairchild, the daisey clerk of the po-
lice court, is at present drawing sweet susie
nance from an unusually heavy stock of ex-
pectations based upon the recent death of an
immensely rich Spanish gentleman, supposed
to be distant relative of the Fairchild fami-
ly of this city. A letter has been received
from an attorney in Spain informing them OF
the bequest of money to bearers of the name
and relatives in this country.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday, in accordance with
the act of the late legislature creating NUM-
cipal court for the city of Mankato, appointed
Hon. o. o. Pitcher, to be Judge of the court,
apn Clark w Gi1m0rn IN Ia snnnia al ind orn AZ
the same. Mr.. Pitcher is an old and respected
citizen of Mankato, and has taken quite an
active part in the politics of the state his abll
its and influence being recognized by his being
chosen to the legislature for several terms, and
by his appointment as postmaster of the city,
and upon the Normal school board.
The clergy of the Eastern convocation COM
menced holding session at the House of the
Good Shepherd, on Tuesday evening and
closed last night The subjects of discussion
were: "Our States should be our Provinces"
1.-THE Church's care of the Young in respect
to the Sacrament; to Friendly Societies.
"What are the Elements of an Attractive
Service" 'The proper Cases upon which to
reckon the COMMITMENTS and Families of a
Parish;" "Helps and Hinderances to Spirit
ual Life" Last evening addresses were made
on "The Spiritual Life"
The funeral of the late Elias Seibert, who
died suddenly last Monday morning, took
place yesterday afternoon from his residence
IN West st. Paul. The services being conduc.
ted by the Germania Lodge, Ne. 1871. o. o. F.
of which he was member. The deceased
was about 50years of age and one of the earli-
est settlers In st. Paul. He served honorably
in the late war, being sergeant of Company E.
Sixth Minnesota. He was stone mason by
trade, man of sterling character and beloved
by wide circle of friends. The funeral was
attended by large concourse of mourning
friends.
A forlorn looking damsel named Minnie
Brown was before the court yesterday charged
with having been drunk and raising disturb
ance in dive on Robert near Fifth street. The
police testified to the disreputable character of
the place and defendant was fined $50. Much
to the surprise of everyone she united knot
in her handkerchief and produced the money.
Later in the day she applied at police head
quarters and stated that during her absence
Wednesday night her trunks had been broken
open and robbed of $3.50 worth of jewelry and
clothing. The matter was taken in charge by
the police and they will endeavor to run the
thief down. That case illustrates the adage
that misfortunes come in broods and that the
way of the trangressOr is indeed hard.
A day or two since the female employees of
Hodskln e. Lyons laundry bore down on
Justice Woods office en- masse, and swore
out attachments against certain parcels of
boiled shirts and other articles of apparel to
secure the payment of their wages, amount
ing in all to about $50. The sheriff cabbaged
the shirts and things and removed them to
the store of Taylor & Stewart on Seventh
street. The surprise of sundry gentlemen can
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