Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-04
CITY GLOBULES.

Prof. D. Il. Kiehle returns to the city to-
day from Grand Forks.
Sir 4. T. Gait, of Montreal, is among
the late arrivals at the Merchants.
W. w. Pendergast lectured befsre the
teachers institute at Shakopee last even
ing.
V. Smith and wife, Duluth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. w. Reed, of Erie, are at the Mer-
chants.
At the Merchants hotel are Lieut.. E. W.
Casley, C. S. Wheaton, Elk River, and Ri.
Frazee of Frazee City.
Messrs. Silas Dildine, j. l.. Root and
Thos. Daniels, of East Portland, are regis
tered at the Merchants.
Judge Nelson, of the United States cir
cult court, Issued special venie yester-
day for twelve additional jurors.
Wilson 6 Rogers have filed a suit in the
district court against 7. P. Withbee & Co.,
to obtain judgement on notes to the
amount of $2,875.15.
In the United States circuit court Judge
Nelson and jury were still engaged yes
terday in trying the case of D. M. Osborn
& Co. against John 7. Smith.
By order of the United States court an
Indian and squaw were committed to jail
yesterday, which makes seven aboriginees
now within its walls as prisoners or wit
nesses.
Judge Simons of the district court filed
an order yesterday oYerruling the demur-
rer to amend five complaints, filed by
Chas. Y. Corning and others, against Ezra
Farnsworth ct al.
Capt. Atkins is a stickler when it comes
TO etiquette, and in reference to the en-
tree of Jumbo by Mr.. Glenn at the Mid
way matinee this afternoon, he says that
if Jumbo doesn't show up as per entree,
Mr.. Glenn will be fined 500.
Clerk Samuel 81. Nichols and Will
Nichols, his assistant, had their duties we'll
up for the opening of the supreme court
on Tuesday, which was thoroughly ap-
pIecjated by the judges and the legal pro-
fession of the state.
Two hundred copies of volume 80, Min
nesots supreme court reports, were receiv
ed at the Office of the secretary of state
yesterday. which Major Hjortsberg at
once commenced sending out to the dis
trict and probate judges in the several
counties.
1t was reported at City hall yesterday
that Miss Casey, young lady twenty-five
years OF age and supposed to be of IN
sound mind, had wandered away from her
residence on Pearl street, and her family
were greatly concerned as to her where
abouts.
Officer MCGUIRE, of the police force,
sent in his resignation yesterday and it
was accepted by Chief Clark. He resigned
to accept position as foreman of the up
town street car barn, and his resignation
is regretted as he was considered fine
officer.
Judge Oliver P. Shiras, of the Dubuque
district of the United States circuit court,
arrived in st. Paul yesterday, and he will
assist Judge Nelson in the trial of cases
now pending in the special term. To-day
he will take up the case of Geo. Keyovom-
ski VS. The Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany, 1t being suit for damages.
In the United States district court,
Judge Nelson presiding, yesterday, the
grand jury returned an indictment against
Chas. w. Van Strum, charged with steal
ing money from letters at the st. Vincent
postoffice, while in government employ,
and two indictments against Philip Gill
bride, one for stealing money frem letters
in the Minneapolis postoffice and the 9th
or for mutilsting and defacin g mail mat
ter.
Barnum's allied circus, ''the greatest on
earth,' is expected to make its advent,
Jumbo and all, in st. Paul some time to
night or early tomorrow morning The
show will pitch Its tent on Fort street,
near the short line crossing, and as it is
beyond doubt the most complete and
splendid organization of the kind ever got
ten up in this country, an immense at
tendance may be looked for. nagnif-
cent street parade will take place to-mor-
row morning.
Another detachment of prominents from
the Willard excursion, arrived in st. Paul
over the Northern Pacific railroad yester-
day morning, en- route home. Among
others was party consisting of Schuyler
Colfax, wife and son, South Bend, Ind.
II. 2. Roughey and wife, Indianapolis; ex-
Gov. VIM. Bross, of Chicago; S. M. Wade
Andover, Ohio and VIM. Layman, of
Helena. They put up at the Merchants
hotel and during the day visited the var
1OuS pOLnl5 u lAlCI0SI III dul, lGdNlu2
last night.
An ambitious young Celt of st. Paul and
a physician Of Minneapolis went out hunt
ing ducks on Rice lake last Sunday in
treasberous 'dug out" when the former
Gced at a flock, burst his gun, overturned
She boat and found himself and the doctor
plunged into three feet of water all inside
a half minute. The st. Paul hunter is still
GQysS7fied as to where that gun went to,
what the ducks thought, and how the doc
tor could laugh standing in the chilly
waters until the heavings of his chest
fhrew surf on shore.
Early yesterday morning boy named
Carl Kruger called on Coroner Davenport
and made a mysterious revelation. He
stated that in going home Tuesday night
he ran across strange looking paper box
at the corner Of Sixth and SibleY streets.