Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08
CITY GLOBULEs.

ECKER post G. A. R. meets tonight for
muster.
Yesterday, Officer Gibbons arrested Ole
Anderson, night Waterman at the Mani
toba railroad shops, on the charge Of steel
ing boots.
Joe. Roulcau hes neatly fitted up his
nov three story block 400 ST. Peter street,
inlo model private hotel with sixteen
rooms; every floor being provided with
hot and cold water baths and every mod
orE convenience.
s. Whitman, one OF the best known and
popular hackmeu IL 81. Paul, died at his
residence on Fourth street, last Tuesday,
of consumption. He belonged TO the a.
o. u. W., and his death viii ba learned
WITH regret by many friends.
Col. T. @. Boucher begs TO notify the
public That the French immigration agency
which he has established at 104 3. Third
street, ST. Paul, has no connection what
ever with any other Immigration agencies
having their Office in the Wan building.
The zouaves, of which Mayor Ames, of
Minneapolis, is captain, give ball in that
remember their attractive appearance and
admirable drill upon the occasion of the
Willard reception, and it would only be an
act of courtesy tor st. Paul to put in an
appearance tomorrow night.
Jacob Auer and Dennis O'Rourke, ad-
judged insane by the probate court, were
taken TO the asylum at st. Peter yesterday.
In being placed on board the cars at the
union depot one of them, a burly fell
low, made good deal of resistance against
being put on the train and his objections
had TO be overcome by main strength by
the officers having him, and his compan-
ion in misfortune, in charge.
David f. Powell, NJ. D., graduate of
the Louisville Medical college in 1873, filed
suit against the state of Minnesota in
the district court yesterday on account of
the State Medical board refusing hin a
certificate to practice on the presentation
of mis- medical graduation diploma. The
complaint states that this certificate is
wrongfully withheld, and the case is likely
to bs a test one on this subject.
Geo. Benz disclaims having had any
controversy with Mr.. Maloney at the
GLOBE Office as reported yesterday. He
says Mr.. Maloney came to him and wanted
to apologize fer former assault aud he
(Benz) declined to have any private talk,
but told him to say what ho had to before
the gentlemen present. They then parted
and as Mr.. Benz stepped outside the door
Maloney followed and struck him from
behind on the back of the head, but did
not knock him down.
Tuesday morning the house of Dr.. T. T.
Mann co." r of West Third street and
Summit avenue, was in great danger Of
being set on FIRE from the burning tene-
meut on the lot adjoining, and would IN
doubtedly have caught but for the timely
and vigorous efforts of q number of gen
tlomen on their way down town to business,
who assisted III keeping back the flames
until the arrival of the Gremen. The Doc
tor IS deeply grateful to the neighborly
citizens, number of whom are entirely
unknown TO him.
The case of Peter Bott, VS.. f. Ii. Pratt &
Son, for damages sustained by The running
away of the team of the latter on tho Wa
bashaw street bridge, was given to the jury
in the district court yesterday forenoon,
and at the afternoon session they returned
q verdict for plaintiff for bodily injuries
of $3.50, ard for medical bill and damage
to horse and wagon of $3.50, making a
total of $1,000. The suit was brought for
$4,000, and damages for medical atten-
dance and injury to team additional.
4 party of young eolered gentlemen
known "a the st. Paul Literary Five, under
the leadership of Mr.. W. H. Rogers, favor
ed the GIoKS Office with q serenade last
evening as a compliment to its efforts to-
wards the success of the Democratic coun-
~ ticket. The voices were all admirably
trained, we'll modulsted and accord most
karmoniously together, and their Selections
were listened to with the greatest atteu
ton and elected hearty applause. Ii the
young men ever appear in public they
may be assured of hearty welcome.
lucge Bailey, of the municipal court at
M4naea polls, discharged, yesterday. Jas.
Renehiue. the bestial expressman, who
committed rape upon the fifteen year old
sewing girl Lizzie Glstavison, on the
highway between that city and St Paul,
few days ago, 1t having been proven that
the crime was committed in the precincts
OF KAmsey county Deputy Sheriff d. l.
O'CoDnor stood rlady for the culprit and
Immediately resrsosted him and brought
him 3 the CITY and lodged him IN the
county Jail, and he will probably come
up COR mis- FIRST examination before Judge
Burr ths week