Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-27
CITY GLOBULES.


There are already entered on the su-
preme court calendar 120 cases.
Theo. S. Parvin, of Iowa, one of the
most eminent masans in the country, is IN
the city.
j. Monkey, driver of No. 3 hose cart,
laments the death of his two-year-old child
W NJ died yesterday.
WV. Pendergast, clerk in the Office of
the superintendent of public instruction,
is enjoying a weeks vacati on at his home
in Henderson.
Hon. A. Mortensen, member of
the last legislature, from Rice
county, paid visit to the state capitol
building yesterday.
Gov Hubbard, State Auditor Braden AMI
State Treasurer Kittleson are in attendance
at a fair in Preston, Fillmore county,
where they can view the ''crops."
The st. Paul Red Caps will play a
championship game with the Minneapolis
Brown Stockings at the latter city this af-
teruoon at 2:30 O'Clock sharp.
The Jumbo joker is in town and he is
whooping it up to the boys quite lively. It
is understood that a petition has been cir
culated in his behalf.
Major Bracket, United States deputy
marshal, left last night fol Duluth and the
north, and it is understood that important
developments may be expected.
The museum of the st. Paul Academy of
Natural Sciences will be open as usual to
the public this afternoon from 2 till
o'clock. Rooms, 554 Wabashaw street.
The plat commission met yesterday and
st. Paul. The plat contains thirty lots
north of Aurora avenue and Dale street.
The fire department relief association,
composed of members of the present de-
partment, held meeting last evening and
granted relief to members to the amount
of $50.
The German Catholic Benevolent soc1-
ETY. are arranging for concert to take
place next Tuesday, the I'd of Oct, at
Pfeifer's hall. Miss Geist, Mr.. Geist
Mr.. n. Pottgieser and the first regiment
band will assist.
Jean Irenin, of No. 2 engine company, is
laid up from injuries received by the col
lision in going to the fire Tuesday night.
He had narrow escape, but his injuries
are not considered serious.
A number of bids were received at the
city engineers Office yesterday for the foot
bridge to be laid across Trout brook and
Phalen creek. A special meeting of the
city council will be held this afternoon to
make the award.
There was very pleasant entertainment
at the NJ. E. Church on Tuesday evening
of this week Mrs. Bakers class in music
gave recital which was very we'll received
by the audience. The numbers were gen
orally we'll rendered and worthy of COM
mendation.
The grand jury met at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning and held very busy session,
no less than half dozen cases being taken
up for examination. Among the cases par
TALLY heard was the case of Munster,
charged with the killing of Ella Welsh, his
mistress, and the larceny and robbery cases
of the state against Jainette, Lord, Ham
ilton, Flynn and Tynon.
Quite a furore was occasioned in the
laundry presided over by Ham Yock at
No. 2O4 West Third street, yesterday, over
the advent of little Celestial, it being the
first Chinese child ever born in this city,
and DR.. Wedel says it is daisy. It was
presented to the happy father by Mrs.
Ham Yock, who, by the way is a buxom
German woman, and great was the sound
OF the festive tom-tom in the establish
ment.
The widow of Ryan, who was shot by his
partner, Hanley, last spring, called on City
Attorney Murray yesterday to procure as
sistance for herself and children. She car
ried in her arms heavy infant and seemed
about worn out. She and her two children
were left entirely destitute and now that
winter is approaching she does not know
how to keep the wolf from the door. She
is worthy of aid and a city which boasts of
its charity should not see her suffer.
Yesterday afternoon an excited individu-
al, named Peter Kuhlman, rushed into the
municipal court and laid on Clerk Fair
child's desk loaded revolver and twenty
five dollars in cash and certificate of de-
post for 500. After he had recovered
his breath Frank asked him whether he
He then gave his name and explained that
in the forenoon two ZEN called at his resi-
dence on Farquer street and while drunk
they smashed in the doors and tried to
bnlldoze his daughters. On leaving the
premises they left the money and revolver
to square themselves. Their names were