Daily globe., 1883-06-17
CITY GLOBULES.
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Mary O'Brien found insane by Judge
McGrorty yesterday, and committed to the
county Jail, will be taken to st. Peter to-
morrow.
The corner electric light poles in Rice
park were taken down yesterday and short
ened by four feet, so as to bring the lights
underneath the foliage of the trees.
Catharina Christ, hard customer, ar
rested yesterday by Officer Mattock as a
vagrant, was sent to the Woman's re-
formatory in the afternoon by Judge
Burr for ninety days.
In the district court yesterday, upon
motion of County Attorney Egan, the cases
against Mary J. France, Pauline Bill and
Jennie Bateson, indicted two years ago for
keeping houses of illfame, were dismissed.
Rev. Robert West, of Chicago, ILL.,, will
deliver the annual address before the
Young Mems Christian association this
evening at o'clock, in the House of Hope
Presbyterian church, corner Fifth and
Exchange. All are cordially invited.
Patrick O'Donnell, of Hector, Renville
county, who was before United States Com
missioner Spencer yesterday, charged with
properly destroying stamps, and was held
to the October term of the United States
district court on his own recognizance.
The .. S. circuit court will be called in
this city for its June term, Monday next at
10 a. H.. Judge Nelson presiding until
Monday, July 2, when he will be ioined by
Hon. Samuel f. Miller, associate Justice OF
the .. S. supreme court. The jury drawn
for the term, as already published, will not
be called until Friday, July 6.
The bicycle club, some twelve strong.
left Rice park about 4 80 yesterday after
noon for spin out to Midway and exer.
else on the track. Before the club had
passed Seventh street on st. Peter, one OF
the members fell by the wayside and be-
fore the trip was completed several others
wished they had followed his example.
The contractor for the Seventh street
paving completed the work yesterday
across st. Peter street. In accordance with
the notification of the city authorities the
Street Railway company replaced the stone
paving between their st. Peter street track
across Seventh street with wooden blocks
to correspond with the paving of the
street.
[-Ron. c. B. Sleeper, Brainerd, one of
the parties indicted at the late term of the
United States district conrt at Winona for
fraud in connection with land entries in
the Duluth land district, appeared before
United States Commissioner Spencer yes.
terday, and gave bail for his appearance
for trial in S3 900, Hon. G. 4. Gilman. ST
Cloud, and Col. G. D. Kerr, this city, being
his sureties.
An alarm of fire at 11:45 a. M, yesterdao
called out the fire department for 6
fire at 2l7 Charles street, the fire being il
small frame dwelling and stable adioin
ing. owned by Joseph Rosenthal. Ow1ng
to the long stretch of hose to reach water
both buildings were consumed. Loss on
buildings $500 and on contents $50. with
n7 insurance. The fire started in the sta.
ble and was set by boys smoking.
A deck passenger by the War Eagle
which arrived from st. Louis Friday night
was found upon the levee by Officer Cook
burning up with an attack of fever. The
omcer with humanity that bespeaks his
manhood, caused the unfortunate patient
TO be removed to the hospital, where he
experienced difficulty in procuring him
aanittance but finally accomplished the
same, by offering to become surety for the
expenses incurred.