Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-07
To-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.
.erature.

The new grand piano for the high school
was received yesterday.
The Market house diners are Shaking
their lips over bear steaks served with
cranberry sauce.
Yesterday the city treasurer disbursed
$4,000 in payment of contractors and
employees of the workhouse and water de-
partmenr.
Twenty cars of cattle, consigned to Muir
ply Bros, of Chicago, and eighteen con-
signed to Gregory, Cooley d Company,
will be received at the transfer to-day
The Indians seem to enjoy their resi-
dence in the county jail rather than other
wise coming out daytimes to crack water
melons and eat peanuts in the sunshine.
John Menu filed suit in the district
court yesterday against the Homestead
Building society for builders lien on one
OF their houses claiming judgment for
$1O7.
The board of public works and city
council will take train for Chicago this
evening to attend the National Street Rail-
way convention holding on Monday and
Tuesday.
Wm.Wilson had so far recovered that
the physician of the city hospital dis
charged him from the city hospital yester-
day and he was taken back to his quarters
in the county jail.
Napoleon Saharian, of Vermillion Lake
was before United States Commissioner
Cardozo yesterday on the charge of selling
10 Indians Tho Of foI-
place tomorrow.
In the case of D. M. Osborn & Co., vs.
j. F. Smith, tried in the United States
circuit court, the jury returned a verdict
yesterday for little more than $4,000 in
favor of the plaintiffs.
A contractor named Classy, who has
been at work on the line Of fhe Manitoba
railroad, came to st. Paul yesterday in
search of his brother, who got away with
$4,000 of the firms money.
A suit was commenced in the district
court yesterday by Theodore Ayd VS.. the
city of st. Paul for Sl,9S5 damages, alleg-
ed to have been done his property by
changing the grade on Oak street.
Chas. R. Croft has filed suit in the
district court against the owners of the
great moral snow claiming $50 judgement
tor their having papered afence with their
paper, which he had hired whereon to
advertise his own goods.
Deputy Sheriff J. S. Ames, on his way
from Fargo with John Diamond, insane,
placed the latter in the county jail in this
city for a few hours, yesterday, while wait
ing for train for Yankton, whore the ter
ritorial insane asylum is located.
Tin the United States court yesterday
Judge Shiras and jury took up the case
IF Thomas Thompson, administrator,
agains the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railroad company, the action being for
damages resulting from a fatal railroad
accident.
The funeral of the late Mrs. T. W.
Wordell, of No. 3SS Wabashaw street, took
place at O'clock yesterday afternoon.
Although stranger in the city she was
highly esteemed for her many amiable and
noble qualities of heart and mind, snd her
untimeiy demise will be mourned by all
who had the pleasure of knowing her.
The Disciples Of Christ, often called the
Christian church, and now we'll known to
field belonged will hold their annual state
convention at Marion, Olmstead county,
beginning Tuesday of this week. The
Ministerial association, the Home Mis-
sionary society, and the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society will constitute the con-
vention proper.
The prisoners indicted by the grand jury
Of the United States district court, we're
arraigned before Judge Nelson yesterday
forenoon to plead. Fred Moot, indicted
for passing counterfeit money, pleaded
guilty to ore count and was. remanded.
Van Strump, indicted for robbing the
postofice at st. Vincent, also pleaded
guilty and was remanded. The boy Gil
bride, did not appear, and the remainder
pleaded not guilty.
Mr. Geo. Snyder, formerly of the Metro
politan hotel sample room, and now one of
the popular proprietors of the Clarendon
hotel bar, was the recipient last Thursday
of q pleasant surprise party. On that day
the employees of the Metropolitan called on
She major and presented him with hand
some casket well lined with silver and gold
coin, it being a pleasant way they had of
showing their regard. George dropped a
silent Snyder-like tear and set 'em up all
around.
The following teachers institutes COM
menced their sessions on Monday: lie
Sueur county, at LIE Sueur, Thomas Bar
ker, county superintendent, 7. b. Kirk,
conductor, j. Piper, assistant conductor.