Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-15
CITY GLOBULES

Mayor Rice is confined to his house by an
acute attack of sore throat.
The German society and Seibert's orchestra
will give their usual concert this evening
the Athenaeum.
A lunatic named Henry Meyers was before
Judge O'Go,man yesterday, adjudged insane,
and committed to the hospital at st. Peter.
Last night, Officer Moriarity arrested susi
plcious looking man, who had in his posses
sion two deer hides, supposed to have been
stolen. He gave the singular name OF Smith.
A citizen of Dakota took Turkish bath in
Omaha a few days ago, and died within an
hour. The verdict of the jury was: "He
hadn't ought to have got so much mud off OF
him at one time"
Among the dodgers mentioned in Saturdays
GLOBE as occupying rooms in the building
burned on Fourth street, was G. W. Dayton.
This was mistake, Mr.. Dayton did not have
rooms in the building.
The popular and useful "Relief Society," of
our city is compelled to arrange for new quar-
tiers. This charity is the pride of the city,
and ought to be promptly provided with
proper quarters in which to do its work.
Articles of incorporation were filed in the
RICHTER of deeds Office yesterday of the church
of st. Adelbert, of St. Paul. The founders are
Bishop Grace, Rev. A. RavouX, Frank Lemke,
Joseph HorbaciZenski and John Veraliskro-
ski.
A poor. old bum and utterly worthless char
acter named Thos. Laherty was before hiz-
zoner yesterday, charged with vagrancy. He
was out of money and friends, and, having no
desire or strength to work, he was sent to the
poor farm.
Articles of incorporation of the First NJ. E.
church of Verndale, Wadena county, were
filed with the secretary of state yesterday.
The incorporators are II. NJ. Troy, j. Fl.
Bradford, Silas S. Stewart, W. G. Williams
and A. +. Stewart.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday approved the bond
Of Samuel H. Nichols, clerk of the supreme
court, in $1,000, Greenleaf Clark and J. s.
Pilsbury sureties, and of James II. Baker,
railroad commissioner, in S 600, A. q. Foster
and G. B. Thurston suretles. Mr.. W. w.
Braden, auditor elect, has not yet flied his
bond.
Young nespeler, arrested on the charge of
swindling, still languishes in the Ramsey
county bastle. He received several calls from
friends yesterday, and is hopeful of squaring
matters by tomorrow. He swears vengeance
against the disreputable double-ender printed
on Third street, claiming that he has been
grossly misrepresented in an alleged inter-
view.
Mike Mccarthy, one of the trio of young
roughs who waylayed and robbed stranger
last Thursday night, was before Judge Burr
yesterday charged with larceny. He waived
examination and was committed in default of
81 900 bail to await the action of the grand
jury. He is a tough yong scoundreI and is Ii
able to at last receive his just deserts and
Hines, another of the gang, was sent up on
Friday and Meyere has not yet been arrested.
Tht Ninninger case was again before Judge
Brill of the district court, yesterday, on pc
tition by certain ones of the creditors to have
a receiver appointed. An answer to the petit
ton and a reply thereto constitute the plead
ings, or record of the case before the court
On these, certain testimony was received, a
day or two ago, and yesterday argument was
held on the merits, Mr.. W. Fl. Sanborn ap-
pearing for the petitioning creditors, and W.
P. Warner for the creditors who resist the ap-
plication.
nigar and G. Kelly were before the court yes
terday charged with drunkenness and disor-
derby conduct. Friday evening they visited
the abode of Sallie Kimball, under the Third
street bluff, and with the utmost assurance
themselves to dinner, raised perdition gener-
ally, and to cap the climax they selected the
softest bed in the house and retired for
snooze. Flanagan paid ten dollars for his
share of the picnic, and Kelley went up for ten
DAYS.