Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-25
Sergeant Signal Corps,
TO-DAY'S WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.

The market house stalls and stores will
be disposed of at auction to-day, the sale
commencing at 10 o'clock this morning.
May johnson, for stealing jar of lard
from McIntosh's butcher shop, on Robert
street, paid $25 il the municipal court yes
terday morning.
Seventy-fve dollars in fines were paid,
ana commitments to the wcrkhouse for
forty days were made il the municipal
court yesterday morning.
The hearing Of the case of A. Blytt,
charged with embezz!ement by the Key
stone Wringer company, was postponed
by Judge Burr until this morning.
The board of public works returned
from their street viewing excursion yes
terday to the city hall. and completed the
assessment of Rayoux from Iglehart to
Carroll street.
The registration was very light yester-
DAY, & fair sample Of all the precincts
being the first of the Third ward, where
only tWenty-one names were added to the
corrected poll list of 1873 names.
Robert Deakin, assistant clerk of the late
house of the Minnesota legislature, lost a
memorandum book with railroad tickets
and papers of value to himself alone, some
where in the vicinity of the Merchants yes
terday.
A yoang girl named Mary Nash was ar
rested last night by officer O'Gorman on a
warrant sworn out March first, charging
her with disorderly conduct. She was
bailed out Immediately after her arrest was
recorded, and the gravamen of the charge
will be detailed in the municipal court this
morning.
A demurrer was filed in all the cases of
the Minneapolis and st. Louis road against
the Northwestern Fuel Co., brought to re-
cover damages for leaving the cars of the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
road on the track of the Minneapolis and
ST. Louis road. The demurrer has been
sustained by Judge Lochren.
About midnight last night Officer Nc
Carthy espied an object attempting to
make its way across the bridge in man
ner indicative of inebriation rather than
an affiuence of sobriety. He pursued the
object, which was reached in due course,
and found to be a man named Flint, so
unsteady on his pins as to cause serious
doubts of his reaching the opposite shore
in safety. Out of sheer regard for Flint's
safety he was given accommodations at
the station house.
A singular error occurred yesterday in
an item stating that Darius McNab had
been arrested for misbehavior on the street
1t seems that a friend who had access to
l., hoI ON
gone out for time When arrested he
either could not or would not give his name
and was identified at the police station as
McNab by the papers IN his coat pocket
Mr.. McNab was quite astonished yesterday
morning to find himself published as al
Inhabitant of the police station.
Philip Rohr, the founder of the Walks
bIatt, the first German newspaper in st
Paul, which was followed by the establish
ment of the Volkszeitung, and who spent
fifteen years in this country and was al
one time a member of the Minnesot
House of Representatives, has written t.
Immigration Commissioner Young, from
Kaiser's Lantern, in the Pfalz Province
Germany, desiring to secure advertising
from the state department in regard t
matters of sediment and immigration.
Articles of incorporation were filed wit
the secretary Of state yesterday of tn
John Orth Brewing company, for tn
manufacture and sale of malt, lager beel
ale and porter, and to erect building
therefor in Minneapolis. The business
to be commenced the first day of June an
the capital stock will be 100000, in 20
shares of 800 each, with highest amour
Of indebtedness of $4,000. The names @
the incorporators are John Ortiz, John v
Orth, Edward Orth and Alfred II. Ortiz, OF
of which is made up board of director
with John Orth as president: John v
Ortiz, vice president; Edward F. Ortiz, SCI
rotary, and Alfred Fl. Orth, treasurer.