Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-04
CITY GLOBULES.


Tonight the West Side brass band will
give dance in West st. Paul, and large
attendance is already secured.
soldiers discharge paper signed James
McCord, WIS found on the street yesterday
and awaits an owner at city hall.
He had them to sell, and for that reason
he procured a piece of charcoal and wrote
on the plank sidewalk in front of his store,
Native Red Rosberrys."
The iron railing was placed on the new
span of the bridge yesterday. The iron is
here for the other span, and work will be
commenced as soon as possible.
T. j. Cuddy, formerly of st. Paul, who
left here about four years ago, has just
been elected chief of police of Los Ange-
les, California. He is only twenty-six years
Of age.
The young son of j. K. Erskine, of Wal
nut street, was attacked by vicious dog
yesterday morning and bitten in the face.
Chief Clark sent Officer Scheffer out to ex-
terminate the brute.
An aged man named II. I. Stauffer, for
merry an inmate of the city hospital, was
before Judge McGrorty yesterday on the
charge of insanity. He was adiudged il
sane and committed to the hospital at ST.
Peter.
A certificate was filed with the secretary
of state yesterday by the Lichtfeld cream
cry association that the capital stock of
the same had been increased from $4,000
to $1,000 and had all been paid in on as
sessments ordered by the directors.
Y. NJ. C. A., 366 Wabashaw street
Young mems meeting this evening at 8
o'clock. Services Sunday as follows: De-
votlonal meeting at 80 a. M; Bible study
at 3 p. M; gospel meeting and song
service at p, m. All are welcome.
In accordance with the new regulation
issued by the president, Collector Bickel
on yesterday visited Albert Lea and took
charge of the first district, the internal
revenue business of the state now being
consolid ated into one Office, in charge of
Collector VIM. Bickel, with headquarters
in st. Paul.
Parties who wish to see the regatta at
Lake Minnetonka going by the Manitoba
line can make the round trip. see the race
and be absent from ST. Paul but two hours
and half. From Minneapolis to make
the round trip, and see the race, only two
hours are required. All aboard for the
great lake race.
Judge Brill rendered a decision yester-
day in the case OF Nicholas McAfee against
Chas. E. DickeTlnan, il which it is held
that defendant Is entitled to q conveyance
of the real estate in question, subject to
mortgage conditions, and upon payment
of $3.50 less the mortgage debt.
decision was rendered 4y Judge Brill
yesterday in the case OF the Grand Lodge
of the order of the Sons Of Hermann
against Frederick Richter. The action was
to recover 1925 deposited in bank by de-
PENDANT as secretary of the lodge, and as
conclusion the court holds that plaintiff
is entitled to that amount, less SIS, with
interest.
There are forty three carpenters engag-
ed in doing their level best On the state fair
grounds at Owato1na, while the outside
buildings already erected on the grounds
present the appear nee of a small village.
The 400 new stalls being erected for horses
have been nearly all applied for. 1t is
calculated that not less than 10000 people
will be in attendance at the coming state
fair.
s s@ Yesterday afternoon John Lyons, who
has the appearance of born Ioafer, went
into Martins place, on Fifth street, it be-
ing resort for colored sports, and en-
gagged in game of craps. He shot away
70 cents Of his wealth and then complained
to the police that lie had been robbed.
Martin, Lyons and another colored GEM
men named Scott were arrested and they
were fined $40 each.
Yesterday afternoon tidy looking girl
called at police headquarters and asked for
q warrant for the arrest OF travelling
man stopping at the Windsor. She ex-
planned that she was at work in the hotel
and that the person in question had
charged her with stealing ring and that
he had also called her very had names
She wanted TO be vindieatad of the charge
and she was referred to the police court for
warrant.
About noon yesterday Mike Dacey and
John Brown, brace Of tough looking
buffers, got their clutches on a drunken
Teuton and invited him to take a walk.
They steered him back of the Sioux City
freight house, wbere they 'braced" him
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The thieves were locked up by Officers
De Co-sey and Pendy, as was the German,
who was too drunk to tell his name.
John Wagner is poor farmer residing
in Mclean township. He has an acre or
two of rough land, wife and horse, and
these comprise all his worldly goods.
Thursday night the humble estate was WIS.,
tied by thieves, who stole away the horse.
Yesterday Wagner came into the city and
reported his loss to Chief Clark. The
animal was bay mare, seven years old,
300 pounds in weight, with white spots in
Its back and shoes on the forward feet.
Mrs. Nagel is hard working women,
who keeps the wolf from her door by run
ming produce stand at the market. Yes
ferday morning while she was engaged in
waiting on customer some dirty thief
crept behind her stand aid stole her peck
ct book containing $50 from her basket.
About the time OF the robbery two en-
playes of commission firm were present
ana suspicion rested upon them. They
were arrested, bat as no proof was found
of heir gliit, they were discharged,
Two or three weeks ago party of gen
$lemen. consisting OF Bishop WhippIe.