Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-29
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULES.
The Bohemians held dance on Fort
street last night
The storm doors are doing good anti
frost work at the Merchants hotel en-
trance.
The supreme court adjourned over until
Monday at the close of its yesterday morn
ing's session.
Clara FL, Richardson, just granted di-
vorce in the district court from Henry E.
Richardson, has leave to assume her
maiden name.
The price of turkeys ranged all the way
from thirteen to seventeen cents a pound
yesterday, the first being fancy price for
roost Blenders.
Auditor Braden authorized the new bank
at Ortonville to commence business yes
terday. The new cashier is Bernard Das-
sci, Esq, of that town.
The fourth annual ball of the Boiler
Makers and Helpers Beneficial and Pro-
tective Union drew a large assemblage at
Pfeifer hall last evening.
Lizzie Staples was granted divorce
from Daniel Staples in the district court
yesterday, tho latter having deserted her
for rowing life in Montana.
skating ard ice-boating party of
young idiots, who prefer freezing to keep
ing in doors and doing the turkey act, will
spend to-day at White Bear lake.
Lawrence Troy having made himself
generally obnoxious as drunken bruiser
on Third street last evening, was prompt
ly arrested and laid away in the cooler.
State Public Examiner Fl. M. Knox, and
his deputy, W. B. f. Keyser, returned on
Tuesday from two weeks official visit to
Todd, Pope, Stearns and Sherburne coun-
ties.
Schwartz & DeGraff filed suit against
E. G. Bailey & Co., in the district court
yesterday to recover payment for goods
furnished the latter to the amount of
Sl,05O.
S. G. McQuade, sheriff of ST. Louis coun-
ty, passed through the city yesterday in
charge of Charles McLenen, an insane
person, for committal to the hospital at
St Peter.
Sheriff O'Gorman landed Ed. Wright and
Thomas Mcleod at the workhouse, yester-
day, to fill out the sentences of nine and
Six months respectively, given them by tke
district court
AS the shadwows fell Tuesday night
miscreant made a sneak on q string of
gloves hanging in front of Sternberg's
store, on East Third street, and gobbled
the whole lot.
Night before last fire bug got into
vacant house near the Omaha shops, and
after piling iuAammable material in all
parts Of the building, he set it on fire. The
fire was discovered in time enough to ex-
tinguish it without damage.
I. p. Alexander was admitted to the
Minnesota bar at the session of the SUI
preme court yesterday on the presentation
of certificates from the United States SUI
preme court. He is from Louisville, Ky,
and will open practice in ST. Paul.
Messrs. Kendrick and Merrett, engineers
for the Northern Pacific railway company,
paid City Engineer Somers visit yesterday
and discussed the plans for the proposed
new bridge over the crossing at Seventh
street. No business was transacted.
The st. Paul Ideal Minstrel company
left for Duluth at o'clock last night.
The Ideals will appear in their famous
clouded tints at the new Opera house in
that city tonight. They are great people
and the boys want to look out for them.
Mr.. L. a. Hendrickson returned yester-
day from Trenton, No., where he has been
in attendance upon his father, ". C. Hen
Erickson, one of the victims of the railroad
accident which resulted in the death of
Adam Gotzian. He reports hi. father as
getting along finely, and the condition of
Mrs. Gotzian as greatly improved.
Gen. John B. Sanborn has presented
the State Historical society with fine en-
craving of the battle of Gettysburg show
ing the position of the different corps of
both armies in the three days fight. 1t is
three by four feet in size and Is approved
by Gen. Meade and other generals present
on that well-foughs field.
W. W. Prendergast, has invented an az
ticle 70 tie bag in the twinkling of an
eye and as readily unite it. It consists of
q leathern thong attached to g piece of
wire rs crooked as White mountain road
and the farmers are in extacies over it, as
with It they can work at the elevators or
elsewhere with both mittens on.
The milk trade in ST. Paul is growing
to quits pondsrous proportions, and the |
lvcteal is brought hither every morning in
quantities from as far back in the country |
as fifteen miles. One restaurant alone has |
a daily supply of seventy five gallons, !
while the quality is far superior to that |
churned up on the cars in transportation |
TO the New York and Chicago markets.
case was argued and submitted in the
supreme court yesterday to test the validi-
ty of the establishment of the municipal
court at Mankato on claim that il was
illegally constituted by vote in the legis- |
lature not in accordance with the provisions |
of the state constitution. The case is |
..-n.hi.niIr IA sauna Il that Of tha AE..