Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-12
CITY GLOBULES.

mer, without any mid" for this year.
Prof. Kiehle is in attendance upon the
high school graduating exercises at ST.
Cloud.
Pat Scully was arrested and locked up
last night for disorderly conduct, which
consisted of fighting near The union depot.
The board of trade election OF directors
which was to have taken ploce yesterday
morning was postponed till the 25th inst.
ferdinand Anselment was captured last
night on a charge of stealing money from
money drawer CT saloon near Seven
corners.
Miss Luella Quincy holds an art recep-
ton at her studio in the Rogers block
Wednesday anPThursday from 10 O'Clock
4. Ii. to pm.
State Auditor Braden leftthe city yester-
day morning to attend the land sales in
Yellow Medicine county, opening at Gran
tie Falls to-day.
4 deed was put on record yesterday by
Charles McIlrath and wife conveying to
David BOWS Jr., lots y, % and 80, block
50, Dayton & Irvine's addition, for $780,
COO
Edward O'Connor and Geo. Seehitter,
were sent to the Ramsey county jail yes
terday for thirty days for having been en-
gagged in the fight at White Bear, in which
George Clarson was stabbed.
Since the new management has taken
hold the Wigwam roller skating rink has
been enjoying a regular boom. The fancy
and comic skater, Mr.. Frank L. Crook, is d
great attraction at the Wigwam.
The old edition of the state immigra-
ton department descriptive pamphlets of
the state and its resources in the German
language will be exhausted before the new
circulars and maps can be published, there
having been an unusual call for them from
Germany the past month.
The Choral society, about thirty mem
bars present, held a meeting last evening
in the Office ofMayo OBrien, city hall, and
informally talked over the situation and
adjourned to Friday evening, at which
time officers for the ensuing year will be
elected, and it IS expected some import
ant changes Will be made IN the bylaws
OF the organization.
Philip Gilbride, a young lad of fourteen
years CT age, was before United States
Commissioner Spencer yesterday or the
charge of stealing letters from the Mime
aPolis posto1ice in which he was employ
&c. The young lad plead guilty and was
held for trial, but was released IN $1,000
bail. furnished by George Z. Brown OF that
city.
Some time during Sunday Or Sunday
night, the toy store OF A. GARDEN i Co.,
S. east Third street, was entered and rob
bed OF a miscellaneous lot OF small
articles, amounting in value TO from S12
to SIS. Entrance was made by breaking
in window in the rear. From the char
aCter of the goods taken it is evident the
operators were small boys.
John D. Haggerty, administrator of the
estate of John Kaggerty, deceased, has
brought suit in the district court against
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road to
recover $4,000 damages. The deceased
was son of the administrator and was a
brakeman on the road named. The allega-
ton is that the defendant furnished de-
fective machinery with which to do the
braking and thus caused the death of the
deceased.
The Minnesota Historical society held a
business meeting last night, at its rooms.
A number of business matters were con-
sidered, among them the assessment by the
board of public works for the paving of
Wabashaw street, $3.50, and for the pur-
chase of books, etc. The following gen
tLemen were elected life members: Hon.
G. E. Vanderburg, Minneapolis; H. w.
Cannon and R. f. Hersey, Saltwater; D.
B. Seerle, st. Cloud, and Geo. G. Stone, Of
St. Paul.
Suit was brought yesterday in the district
court by II. B. Whiteman and James H
Whiteman, her husband. against Theodore
Borup and Elizabeth Ann Borup, his wife,
Gustav j. Borup and Laura A. Borup, his
wife, Henry Deena Borup and May w.
BorUp, his wife, Harold Borup, Sophie E
Simpson, Marion G. Hutchins and Charles
Thomas Hutchins, her husband, Julia ".
Hartley, Richards Gordon, Charles ".
Gordon, Kate R. Gordon, Isabel Borup and
George Doan Borup, to quiet title TO lot 6.
block 35, Kittson'5 addition.
Attorney General Hahn is absent at War
rem, Marshall county, engaged in the
prosecution OF a trial of one Boudrav
dtAO MIS- SdLA4lid my 1OE the Inuru6C OF
the Iatter's husband. According to the
testimony of bright little four-year-oid
girl, the daughter of the murdered man,
BoUdray struck her father on the head
with club and poured kerosene oil upon
his body and then set the house on fire, in
the ruins of which the charred remains of
Roy were found. The parties are French
and the murderer was evidently a para
mour of the wife who is held as an accom-
pIice.
4 suit was commenced in the district
court by Harry Clfax Gridley by his
guardian, ad Item James E. Fridley
against Lucius w. Fry, William Fry and
Irving E, Atherton, asking that William
Fry be made to account for and pay over
to the plaintiff all the money realized from
the sale of certain lands mentioned; that
Anterior pay over all he has collected on e.
certain mortgage, with interest; that
Lucius w. Fry and Vim. Fry be ordered to
pay to he plaintiff $1,000, the present val
ne Of c. tain lands; that the defendants be
enjoine~ from disposing Of certain
mortgage and notes; and that a receiver
be appointed with power to take and hold
the mortgage and notes until the further
aFI L.