Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-05
CITY GLOBULEs.

The United States circuit court mas aoJourh-
ed till Saturday.
Are you going to the ball tonight! NO.
not tonight; Friday night.
Col. Taylor, state librarian, is conhned 10
his residence by an attack of rheumatism.
Frank Robert, clerk of the probate court, is
on visit to his parents, who reside at Crook
ston.
The policeman's ball Friday night will walk
awry with the social cookie, and don't you
forget it.
Maurice Auerbach has sold to Mrs. G. Anna
BRYANT forty.fye lots in Edwin Deans addition
for SIS, 100.
Workmen are engaged clearing away the
ruins of the Eighth street fire preparatory to
rebuilding.
At O'Clock this morning there was not
prisoner in the city hall, but the floor was
covered with dodgers.
Nick Klinger swore out warrant yesterday
for the arrest of Frank Rollin, charged with
the larceny of shawl.
1t was reported yesterday that case OF
small pox existed on Wabashaw street. The
rumor was not substantiated.
Deputy Sheriff Bryant, of st. Cloud, was in
the city yesterday en- route to st. Peter, and
having in charge an insane woman named Eli
"a Schilplin.
The boiler makers resumed work yesterday,
the day policemen were withdrawn from the
shops and thus ends the once formidable and
much talked of strike.
A meeting of the fire commissioners and
members of the fire department will be held
at the hook and ladder house on st. Peter
street at 7:30 o'clock night.
The XL society had very pleasant gather
ing Tuesday night at the residence of Mrs.
Chauncey w. Griggs, when music, literature
and art received due attention.
The HARDWOOD case came before Judge Mel
son yesterday on motion for leave to file
supplemental complaint as to the plaintiff
Oberteuffsr and others. The motion was
granted.
A venerable woman named Agnes Wilson
was before Judge O'Gorman yesterday
charged with insanity. She was examined,
not found crazy enough to be committed and
discharged.
The congregation Of st. Paups church are
invited to attend a twelfth night reception at
the rectory, on Friday, January 6, at p, m.
On this occasion the epiphany cake Will be
cut, and the epiphany ring drawn, by the war
dens and vestrymen.
man named Albert Albertson fell oil a
load of supplies at Brainerd and broke his jaw
on both sides. Yesterday he was brought
down to st. Paul and placed in the city hospi-
tai, where one side of the jaw was wired up,
and to-day the other side will be treated in the
same way.
NJ Kennedy was arraigned at the police
court yesterday, charged with beating his
wife. The latter is tidy looking woman and
Kennedy has the reputation of being sober
and hard working man. The suspicion pre-
walls that the charge is exaggerated. IL Will
be investigated tomorrow.
granger named Mart Mitchell chartered a
hack Tuesday night and started out to see the
elephant. After viewing the quadruped to his
hearts content, he kicked against paying his
fare, and a row followed with the hackman.
He was before hizzoner yesterday, and will be
guest of the sheriff for the next five days.
The state canvassing board reconvened yes
terday morning, and officially declared the re-
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ures given in the GLOBE yesterday, and ad.
journed sine die. During the day Secretary OF
State Won Baumbach prepared the certificates
of election for delivery to the successful candi-
dates.
About week ago the GLOBE chrOnicled
that demented girl named Maggie Flynn had
been found wandering the streets with her day
old infant and sent to the city hospital, Yes
terday afternoon she made her escape and was
picked up on Seventh street in a most pitiful
condition, herself and the child being almost
frozen. She was sent back to the hospital.
Dickerson, who was brought down from
Pine City last week and placed in the city
hospital, where he was operated upon, is doing
very well, and it is thought there is some
chance for his recovery. The limb of q tree
fell and struck him on the head, driving
piece of the skull into the brain. The bone
has been removed, and with good care he may
recover.
Mr.. P. II. Kelly has received the New Or
leans Picayune of December II, ult., which
contains an interesting account of the presen-
tation, at the St. Charles hotel, in that city, OF
a floral tribute, by the granddaughter of Gen.
Green to the grandson of Lafayette. Mrs.
Percy Roberts, the granddaughter of Gen.
Nathaniel Greene, who made the presentation,
is well known to good many of the citizens
of st. Paul.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Roche, mother
of Comptroller Roche, took place yesterday
afternoon from the residence of the latter on
Summit avenue. A large number of mourn
ing friends were present, and the services were
very beautiful and impressive. The following
gentlemen acted as pail bearers: Gen. r. W.
johnson, Capt. Ed. Bell, R. w. Galusha, Capt.
NJ T Mo-
Carly.
Mr.. c. A. Eaton having resigned the office
of secretary of the Fire s. Marine Insurance
company of st. Paul, Mr.. Charles B. Gilbert
has been elected to the position. Mr.. Gilbert
has been with the company since 1868. The
Office of assistant secretary is discontinued,
and Mr.. w. s. Timberlake has been elected
treasurer. All blank policies bearing the sig
nature of G. A. Eaton, secretary, are made as
valid as before the change.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Bracket yesterday ar
rested Thomas Merser and j. B. Brown, of
Minneapolis. on the charge of violation of the
revenue laws, by selling liquor and cigars
without payment OF the government tax. The
accused were brought before q. s. Commits
sioner Cardozo, waived examination and were
held in 5000 each for appearance at the next
term of the U. s. district court Bonds for
appearance were furnished.
Mr.. A. D. Hinsdale, architect, of this city,
has on exhibition at his office in the Ingersoll
block some excellent designs for exterior deco
ration of buildings, to be erected in this city
at verv early date. He also has drawn plans
and specifications of four very handsome pri-
vate dwellings, to cost between $4,000 and
$4,000, and four wholesale stores to cost be-
tween 5000 and 100000 each, particulars of
which will be made public later.
Felix Mcclure, Joe Graham, Edward Buckly
and the three O'Brien boys, implicated in the
assault on Officer Mararity, were arraigned
for hearing at the police court yesterday fore
noon. MCGUIRE was charged with assault
and battery resisting an officer and disnrderlY