Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-15
CITY GLOBULES.

Tom Oliver, "vag," was given thirty
days in the workhouse by Judge Burr yes
terday morning.
The real estate department of Biegler
Schutte's Office in Bridge square will here
after be open from to Bpm.
Two commitments to the workhouse
yesterday, one for thirty and the other
for fifteen daJs-a drunk and vagrant.
Two thousand dollars back pension
claims were received for Minnesota parties
at the adjutant generals Office yesterday.
In the divorce proceedings of Kate A.
Chantler against A. E. Chantler, Judge |
Simons yesterday granted the application.
Commencing tonight and on all future |
Sunday evenings, the electric light viii |
beam forth throughout the city the same
as on week day evenings.
City Treasurer Refs yester day sent the
$4,000 High school bonds authorized by
The state legislature, to Kountz Bros, New
York, by whom they were purchased.
The sale Of reserved seats for Joseph
Cooks lecture IS to begin Thursday next
at Myers & Finch's, Bridge square, where
the diagram Of Market hall can be seen.
An arrangement will be made to furnish
reserved seats to the teachers of the
schools and graduating class OF the high
school for Joseph Cook as reduced prices.
The funeral OF the late G. D. Wilson viii
t Ike place at $50 this afternoon from the
residence, No. 659 East Sixth street, Rev.
R. z. McLaren, of the Central Presbyte-
rian church, conducting the exercises.
Michael REILLY, an old and respected res
idsnt Of the city, and for twenty years
past actuary of the Calvary cemetery,
deid Friday night. His funera! will take
place Monday morning from st. Joseph's
church.
Owing to the continued illness of Presi-
dent R. o. Sweeny, and the absence of
Prof. Daniels in Washington, the regular
Monday evening lecture at the Academy of
Natural Sciences will be unaVoidably omit
ted the coming week.
j. NJ. Cooley, the contractor for the
market house repairs, paid $40 into the
municipal court yesterday morning, for
striking one Of his men. The blow was
we'll deserved, but it was an assault "alle-
samee," and hence the fine.
Poor old Hannah Welch, who has been
on drunk for nearly week, was taken
into custody yesterday afternoon by Officer
Steiger, and being arraigned before Judge
Burr, was given sixty days in the women's
refomatory, in which to brace up.
A son of Widow Ayers, of Rosemount,
Dakota county, was brought into the city
yesterday with dislocateG shoulder, the
result of being thrown from horse. He
was taken to DR.. Murphy's Office and
properly repaired, and will return home
to-day.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Simons
picked up lost boy, five years old, corner
of Seventh and Jackson streets. The little
fellow gave his name as Willie Brennan,
and though it was some four hours before
he was called for by his parents, ca rried
himself like little man.
Company x, second regiment of Mime
sofa National Guards, were mustered in at
Little Falls on Thursday by Adiutant Gen
eral HawIey, and numbers sixty-two men.
Il is Offered by ex-senator Captain JON
athan Simmons, with Leon Handle for first
lieutenant and G, L. Clyde for second.
During the brief but vigorous hail and
wind storm Saturday afternoon two
story frame house in process Of building.
with clapboards and nearly shingled, at
the corner of Conway street and Hoffman
avenue was blown down IL 2 heterogene-
Gus heap, the wreck falling Oh and smash
ing two small shanties. No one was hurt.
Sergeant Walsh went down 10 one of the
houses of ill-repute on Hill street last
night and arrested a fellow from Wiscon-
sin who goes by the name of "Bobolink
Jack" who was in the house creating a
disturbance with one of the girls to whom
he claimed to have been married. He in
sisted on her going with him, but she re-
fused, and he therefore assaulted her.
In the cases of John Sloan and half
dozen others against G. A. Chinquy, Grand
Forks, D. T., Judge Nelson, of the United
States circuit court, yesterday filed an Or
der for the marshal to turn the property
seized under execution over to the assignee
under the state insolvent law unless bill
in equity shall be filed within ten days
to set aside the assignment as fraudu-
lent.
The first four-oar crew of the Minnesota
boat club to take the water this year were
Messrs. John and Percy Parker, Smith and
Schiffman, who went out few days ago
and tipped over. A junior crew consisting
of Getty, Lightner, Becker and James is in
practice for the Pullman, National and
Northwestern regattas. Percy Parker and
Schiffman are pulling both double and
single.
One by one the defects in the construc
tion of the capitol are being developed.
The latest swindle discovered is in connec-
ton with the roof, the storm of Friday
night and yesterday afternoon demonstra-
ting that it would shed water like a sieve.
When the building is built over from time
to time from the foundation to the top of
the cupola, i may perhaps be made such a
structure as the expenditure already incur
red called for.
The firm of VIM. Schmidt & Co., whole
sale liquor dealers, composed of VIM.
Schmidt and John Minor, have made an as
signment to R. H.Walsh and G. G. Schmidt.
They have about $4,000 stock on hand and
S25, 900 of book accounts so per cent. of
which are collectable. The Liabilities
range from $1,000 to $4,000. Certain
creditors issued an attachment and the
o.eIoDroaot MAS n, ada tn Dlsce all creditors