Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-01
CITY GLOBULES.


wood Creamery association, of Glenwood,
Pope county, were fled with the secretary
of state. The capital stock is $14,O 600, and
the association is to continue twenty years.
Messrs. Martin & Kittson, of Hamilton.
Canada. having sent one of the old Mime
sofa & Cedar Valley railway bonds to the
state for redemption, their request was
promptly complied with, and the sum of
S1.781.5l was promptly forwarded them
yesterday.
Frank Chapman, another of the boys en-
gagged in breaking windows of the Combs
residence, was before Judge Burr yester-
day morning, and after lecture by the
Judge. and promise to do better, SEN
tence of commitment to the reform school
was suspended.
The case of Frank Wilson, arrested Fri
day night by OficerWerick for. the larceny
of watch from his room mate in the
Manitoba house, had his case continued in
the municipal court yesterday morning, to
Tuesday the 3rd, and was committed in de-
fault of $500 bail.
At the meeting of the plat commission
Yesterday afternoon the plat of Jacob r.
Weide's Garden lots was accepted. The
plat comprises tha south thirty-four
acres OF the east half of the northeast quar-
ter OF section %, town %, range %, con-
tanning eleven lots.
Dr. Bryant is improving. The infam-
nation of the brain has been subdued, and
he is now suffering from an abscess
that is forming in the back and upper part
of the throat. From this he is suffering
some pain, but it is likely that he will be
out before great while.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary OF state yesterday by the
GIenwood board of trade of Glenwood,
Pope county, TO be Differed with W. K.
Whittemore, president; n. A. Wal
lace, vice president; W. j. Carson, Sec
rotary; P. Peterson, treasurer, and a board
of fifteen directors.
Hans Peter Nelson was taken into custo-
dy last night by Officer Hanft He was
found in a small house back of No. en-
CINE house, on st. Peter street. He was
apparently very insane, and had dressed
himself with an abundance of female ap.
pareI. He was placed in jail for safe
keeping and future examination.
The brilliant hall and saloon of A. C
Feise, (the Drum Maior), cornor of Wa
bashaw and Fourth streets, is in the hands
of Bailiff Dolan, of the municipal court
under a writ of attachment of Schneider
Co., wholesale liquor dealers, Robert street
for SlS6.50. The billiard tables in thu
place are covered by chattel mortgage.
An item in Saturdays GLOBE, by in
direction implied that Messrs. Warne Bros
& Stockton, sewer contractors, are behind
time with their work. The contract these
parties hold with the city does not expire
until April %, and before that date al
their work will be completed, and to thu
full acce ptance of the authorities.
Mr.. James Daven port, the veteran book
seller of st. Paul, has removed to No.
West Third street, near Wabashaw, where
an elegant store room has been fitted III
for his occupancy. Mr.. Davenport ha
spent long and busy life in the bool
trade, and we are pleased to see him estab
Iished in such handsome quarters.
When a pedestrian crosses the streets il
st. Paul, in order to be thoroughly safe il
life and limb, he should resemble the ole
country pedagogue, who had a peculiar
knack of detecting his pupils in mischief
even when they thought he was asleep, an(
who always asserted that che had eyes IL
the back of his head as well as in the 'front.'
At about o'clock last evening Office
Vaughn appeared at the station with a
woman in a beastly state of intoxication
He found the woman on Cooper street
She was we'll dressed, not after the fast
order, and had the general appearance Of
being a respectable woman. Neither OFF
Ger Vaughn or any one at the station knew
who she was, and nothing has since been
learned as to her personality.
Nels Olsen, proprietor of the st. Thomas
hotel. Rosabel street, between Third anG
Fourth streets, reported to Chief Weber
yesterday morning that he had been robbed
during the night previous of 5000. The
money was taken from beneath his pillow
he supposes, by cot lodger in the parlor
off of which is his bedroom, after his wife
got up in the morning. Anyway the par
lor ledger has disappeared as well as the
money.
Yesterday morning while the members
of Hook and Ladder company were prac
ticing with the new extension ladder
truck on Seventh street, near jackson, g
rope broke and one of the ladders slipped
down, striking James Mccarthy on tn,
head, cutting the scalp slightly. Lieut.
Buckley was also hit, but his injury wa
also slight. The accident did not inter
fere with the practice, which was proceeded
with as if nothing had happened.