Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-19
Sergeant Signal Corps, o. 8. 4.
Ro-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULEs.

warkhouse few days ago, was captured
yesterday.
The sale of property for delinquent
taxes by the city treasurer yesterday real
lied S11,592.
Tbs three indians, charged with selling
liquor to their tribes, were discharged yes
terday by Judge Nelson.
The case of John Carr, indicted for
counterfaiting, is still on trial in the
United States district court.
The hawers Of stone are preparing moro
new stone tagging for Wabashaw strset
between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Some one will get burned on low gas
jets burning . front of stores and ex-
tending q few inches over the sidewalks.
The bank of Pennington has assigned to
Dennis Z allett, Of Hastings. It's report
ed the assets are sufficient to pay depos-
itors.
Gov. Hubbard received patents from the
the United States government yesterday
for 1917 additional acres of swamp lands
IN. the Duluth district.
Ho was somewhat oppressed with Apol-
onsris water yesterday and staggered into
the market house and inquired which was
the WOODEN blanket counter.
Tuesday evening last Richard Madden
died suddenly, and yesterday the remains
were bRried from the undertaking rooms
of Mrs. MCCARTHY & Donnelly.
Ma. Bracket visited Saltwater yester-
day having in custody Chambers and Nc
ha arfa co,fa-,oal IN
FIVE years each in the penitentiary.
Ste Auditor Braden holds state land
sales at Fairmont October IS, Jackson Oc-
tober 90. Redwood Falls October %, Bea-
yer Fals October &c, Breckenridge Octo-
Der 80.
During Wednesday night burglars forced
an entrance into Burkhardt's store, No. 50
Wabashaw street, and got away with rom
$40to $50 worth Of forks, scissors, spoons
and lotions.
The st. Paul fire department held
meeting on Wednesday evening and ap-
pointed committees to perfect arrange
ments for holding its annual ball at Market
hall on Wednesday evening, Nov. 2S.
Because the seats at the Opera house
were put at higher price on the opening
night of the present weeks opera many
people fail to know the fact that since the
first night the best seats have been placed
at 1926 only.
Mr. Thos. D. O.Brien got out a writ of
habees corpus yesterday for release of
Thos. Wells and John Eldridge, who were
arrested on the charge of selling mort
gagged wheat at Hallock. The application
will ho hand nv , 70 Io1y
The directors OF the Catholic orphan
asylum held a meeting last evening at the
residence of the Bishop and made the final
arrangements for the orphans fair that is
to be held at Market hall next week This
fair IS TO surpass anything of the kind
ever held in this city.
United States Marshal Denny ordered
Sheriff German yesterday to release four
United States prisoners from the county
Jail. They were Chas. Proule and F. Pei
lieur under arrest for land smuggling, and
two Indians, Ahwasaygesting and Wayna-
ioson, detained as witnesses.
The case of Andrew Willard, admins
traitor OF Columbus German, vs.. II. B.
German and others, occupied most of the
session of the general term of the District
court yesterday, and was still being heard
when the court adjourned. The suit is
brought against the parties for money
claimed to be due the estate on a wheat
elevator at Renville.
The ward committees of the Parnell
fund OF the National Land league met at
Sheriff O'Gorman's Office on Wednesday
evening and adjourned 10 meet at Hiber-
MIA hall next Sunday "a three o'clock where
the reports of the amounts collected in the
several wards will be reported and st.
Paufs contribution will at once be for
warded to the proper authorities.
Yesterday afternoon the police arrested
an old man named L. Weingartner on the
charge of receiving stolen property, and
boy named Emil Korsmiller on the charge
of larceny. The latter was employed at
SHUTS millinery store on Third street.
and he is charged with stealing plumes,
feathers and artificial flowers to the extent
of from $500 to $500. The stolen goods
were sold to the old man for a nominal
sum and he disposed of them.
Where is the commissioner on "crueIty
to animals?n The exhibition yesterday
morning on the old Jackson street grade.
below the Merchants, in which a single
span OF already oVerworked mules were
forced to pull, half the time on their knees,
load CT several tons weight up the
stecpest part, was one of circulating
cruelty, and caused most indignant pro-
tests by even strangers who witnessed it,
and yet just such scenes are Of almost
daily occurrence.
Yesterday, GLOBE reporter vas &C.
corded the insDection of q nnmher of old
and valuable coins in the possession of
MA F. Nordin, of Collector Bickers
Office. The coins were recently brought
from Sweden by Mr.. Nordin's father, the
most curious being a piece of stamped
copper plate about four inches long and
very heavy. II is supposed to have been
worth about twenty cents, and the date is
1857. In those days according to this, if