Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-09
CITY aLOBULEs.
The county commissioners meet this morn

The county commissioners meet this morn
ing.
The Normal school board meets at the cap
itol to-day for its annual meeting.
Gen. Flower, United States supervising in.
spector OF steamboats,, and Inspector Scott, of
Galena, have gone to Fargo on official
business.
The revenue collections yesterday amounted
to only S2,7oo, a decided falling off from the
average of the past ten days.
Amendments to the articles OF incorpora-
tion of the Ellsworth Consolidated Mining
company, were filed with the secretary of
state yesterday.
The secretary of states Office has received
a fine new state seal, the work of A. E. Nell
gren, Third street. The weight of the seal is
forty-two pounds.
Thedrunks and disorderlies at the municipal
court yesterday morning, twelve in number,
were reasonably well heeled, the party donating
to the city the sum of 500.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of a minors
pension claim for 1878 .06, and of an increase,
with arrearages, amounting to $SS,42.
In the municipal court yesterday morning
the preliminary hearing in the case of Ernest
Bose, charged with larceny from the store of
Auerbach, Finch, Van Slyck! & Co., was con.
tinued to the 18th.
Articles of incorporation of "The Church
of Guardian Angels" Hastings, and "The
Church of st. Stanislaus," st. Paul, with
Bishop Grace ct al, as incorporators. were
filed with the secretary of state yesterday.
The second rifle shooting match between
Messrs Pfister and Koenig fifty shots each
will take place this morning, at the Rifle park,
at 10 a. m. At the frat match Mr.. Pfister
was defeated by Koenig with thirty-two
rings.
The will of the late Capt. E. B. Gibbs was
filed for probate with Judge O'Gorman yester-
day. The property of the deceased is bequeathed
to his widow, Mrs. Mary E. Gibbs, and con-
sists of personal effects, bonds, ETC., valued at
$4,000, and real property in st. Paul and
Newport, 4. |.
Detective Casey, in the yard of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul road, discovered several
hoodlums, 10 to IA years old, breaking into a
freight Car. He succeeded in capturing one
of the lads and turning him over to the police,
and OTHERS of the gang will probably be
brought up this morning.
Saturday night John Mcclure went into
Alness' clothing store, Jackson street, and
managed to stow away about his person three
coats, with which he started away. The arti-
Giles were missed Immediately, Mcclure
followed up and arrested, ard yesterday, morn.
ing he was given sixty days in Jail by Judge
Burr.
Yesterday afternoon a sick horse came from
Nichols barn, and taking a liking TO the
tobacco establishment of j. P. Leightner, on
the corner of Third and st. Peter streets
started to walk in there, and would have done
so had he not been driven off. AS the poor
animal stepped off the sidewalk he reeled and
instantly fell down upon the pavement dead
The first real spring showers Of the season
visited this section yesterday, eliminating
about $50 last evening IN a heavy thunder
storm, during which the wind blew strongly
and rain fell IN torrents for the space of fif
teen minutes, the rain for part of the time
being mixed with hail. AS far as learned nc
damage was done by the wind or hail, while
the rain was very timely.
Charles Dische, formerly United States
soldier, who kept an eating or refreshmen1
place short distance this side of Fort Smell
ling, died yesterday. He was Mason and be-
lOnged to Ancient Landmark lodge, No. s.
delegation from that lodge will 20 up
probably in carriages, on Wednesday after
noon, to attend the funeral, and return in the
cars.
A family of Swede emigrants arrived
in town yesterday morning, and while here q
little child, belonging to the family, about 8
year and half old, died. Coroner Daven.
the parents are probably too poor to bury il
and it has been turned over to Messrs
Mccarthy & Donnelly to be buried by them
unless the parents should be able to attend to
the matter.
ness in the municipal court yesterday morn.
ing against John Dennis, who assaulted him
Sunday while passing along Wabashaw street,
created quite a sensation by falling suddenly
to the floor while giving his evidence. Mr..
Haas soon revived, and resumipg his evidence,
had another attack and would have fallen had
Chief Weber not caught him. The trouble
appeared to be a rush of blood to the head,
from which he soon recovered.
About 4 o'clock yesterday morning Henry
Eide, living short distance beyond Phalen
lake, lost his barn and contents, consisting OF
reaper, thresher, binder, plows aud other
small farming implements, and small guam.
tity of hay, by fire. Three horses were re.
moved from the burning building with diff
Guilty, while several hogs in pen adjoining,
were burned. Mr.. Eide's loss was about
50, 900 with no insurance. The fire was start
ed by two year old son at play in the COW
shed the night previous.