Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-16
P. f. LYONS,
Sergeant Signal Corps, US. a.
To-DAY'S WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.

John Matheis was serenaded Wednesday
evening on the occasion of his forty-s1xth
birthday.
The remittances for the March settle
ments from the counties are rapidly com
10 in to the state treasurer.
DR.. Sweeney received dispatc yester-
day saying a car load of carp, which lett
Mortified, Mich. yesterday would be IN
st. Paul to-day.
The cases of C. P. Hawley and G. Bailey,
the fighting hackmen arrested Wednesday
MIG bit by Officer Distler, were continued.in
the municipal court until to- day.
The municipal court grist yesterday
morning only furnished two workhouse
candidates, Louis Larson for thirty days,
and Dan O'Connor for sixty days.
The sale by City Treasurer Refs yester-
day morning of delinquent assessments
for the Sixth ward leYee, covered about
1000 descriptions, the sale aggregatlng
something over $4,000.
M. Sanders, the colored soldier from
Fort Smelling arrested for assaulting Spe-
ciaI Police Officer Varley, of Woods
theater, was discharged by Judge Burr yes
terday morning upon promising to make
immediate tracks for the fort.
George Warnask, the man arrested We'd
nesday charged with using offensive Ian
guage to little school girls, appeared in the
municipal court yesterday morning with
Messrs. Walsh & Goforth as his lawyers.
The city not being ready to proceed the
case was continued until the 18th.
A poor fellow named William Falk who
was locked up in the city hall last night
suffered very severely from delirium ire
mems. His condition became so serious
about midnight that the officers on duty
had to send for physician who gave him
such treatment as his condition required.
Sheriff Mertz, of Brainerd, Grow Wing
county, with W. W. Hartly and B. Gilbert
as deputies, passed through the city yester
day with three prisoners for the peniten
tiarv. as follows: August Hebbinger, big
amy. two years; Frank Mccarthy, burg
larry, two years, and Larry Roach, burg
larry, one year.
Advices received at the state immigra
tion department thus far the present spring
are indicative that there viii be no falling
OF in immigration to Minnesota the com
ing summer and fall. From advices s.
far received it would seem that the intioN
of population Will be more largely from
the Eastern states than from foreign coun
tries.
Two young fellows went into the salool
of George W. Eccles OH jackson stree
yesterday afternoon, and while he ha
stepped to the rear of the saloon they al
tempted to snatch box of cigars from tn
bar. They were detected and pursued
and one of them arrested by Officer Calvin
but as Mr.. Eccles did not care to prose
cute him ne was released.
w. Rogers of Aitkin, met by GLoB
reporter yesterday, said that the slnall-po
epidemic with which the lumber camps t
the north of that place have been afflicted
had been suppressed, no new cases havin
broken out for the past two weeks. Their
are five convalescents guaranteed in All
kin. and there are still three patients in tn
pest house, all of whom are doing well.
The st. Paul Ideals are receiving urger
requests to give entertainments at diffe
ent places IN this and adjoining states. Tt
Idob WAS IcCSINOO yOSOCANoy AIOAAA q No-1A>
of River Falls, Wis, saying they had NJ
had a minstrel performance for thre
years, and promising the Ideals an ovatio
if they would pay them visit. 1nviti
lions have also been received from Re
Wing and Fargo.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock tt
festive locomotive succeeded IN killing
COW and heifer for Aaron Olson, out nei
the Harvester works, besides badly cril
ping calf,which may perhaps yet have
be killed in order to save ito use a
Irish bull. Olson when last heard of W;
rushing round town in search of an I'll
junction" or some other kind of legal VIZ
whereby to obtain redress for his loss frol
the railroad company.
Last evening dispatch was receive
from Mendoza saying that S. W. Roge,
had lost a span of horses, one bay maj
and the other a gray horse, that had bee
taken away by a hired man named Webe
The dispatch requested the police here
look out for them. The policemen wei
notified, and about 10 o'clock Officer BaC
found Weber at the Washington house an
arrested him. The horses were sui
sequently found at a stable o
lower Seventh street, and taken into Gust
dy also. So 1t is likely the same old que
ton will be raised as to whether this was
theft or a mere conversion-a kind of DO
rowing of some ones property witho
any intention to steal it, and with no i
tention of returning it.