Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-09
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TO-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.

CITY GLOBUEESs
A small black horse was picked up by
the police last night and placed in Alex
ander's stable.
On and after the 18th inst. & new through
registered letter pouch will BIZ placed on
the route between st. Paul and Helena.
Mont.
Mayor O'Brien on yesterday investiga-
ted the charges of immor&Lity against
Officer Peltier, the result being that he was
put on his beat again.
Napoleon Sabonian, arrested on the
charge of selling liquor to Indians, was
before United States Commissioner Car
dozo yesterday, and discharged.
The board of public works, or that por-
ton of the body not in Chicago, met at 2
O'clock yesterday afternoon, looked at
each other, and adjourned to 2 P. NJ, Octo-
Der Is.
A circular description and photograph
was received by Chief Clark yesterday
from Boston, of O. r. HaIpert, alias G. F.
Dewey, who is wanted for forgeries aggre-
eating $4,000.
Three persons are to be examined by
Judge McGrorty, of the probate court, to-
day, with reference to their sanity and the
necessity of sending them to the insane
asylum at St. Peter.
The beautiful flowers that were dis
played at the funeral ceremonies of the
late Judge Kidder, were yesterday taken
up to the corner of jackson and Seventh
streets, where they were photographed.
Gov. Hubbard received $25 yesterday
at tn. hands of F. D. Simonton, the pro-
ceeds of an entertainment given at the
Central Presbyterian church of this city,
to be sent TO the Dodge county relief COM
mittee.
Chas. W. Van Strun, of st. Vincent, who
pleaded guilty to extracting money from
letters at that point, was sentenced by
Judge Nelson of the United States dis
trict court, yesterday to one year in the
penitentiary.
Prof Paine, of Carrolton college, North
field, says that the spots which have been
on the sun all summer have now disap-
peared and predicts warmer weather. If
yesterday was q sample, the sua is bound
to make up for lost time.
State Auditor ". W. Braden redeemed
two old Minnesota state bonds of $1,000
each yesterday OF the Cedar ALLEY rail
road, on which the legislature voted to
pay fifty per cent They were held by
Sidney Baker of Nebraska.
In the United States circuit court yester-
day, Judge Shiras and jury took up the
case Of John E. Holland against the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & S.. Paul railroad COM
pany, in which action was brought for S1O,-
coo damages, alleged to have resulted from
injuries caused by an accident.
John Koran, indicted by the grand jury
at its late term for robbing Rev. DR.. E. G.
Thomas on John street several months ago
was admitted to bail yesterday by Judge
Brill, Peter Brown going in his recogni-
zance for the sum of $1,000 for his appear
ance until the court wants him for trial.
Ninety-six recruits left Fort Smelling last
evening via the Northern Pacific road in
charge of Lieut.. Stewart. Battery F,
Fourth artillery, seventeen recruits, leave
the railroad at Glendive for Fort Buford,
D. T., thirty-two at Custer station for Fort
Maginnis. M. T., and forty-six at Helena
for Fort Assinaboine, M. T.
Yesterday afternoon Detective Ahern
arrested young man in Minneapolis,
named Frank Brown, on the charge of
stealing a watch and chain from
Mrs. Weir, OF Eighth street. The
robbery was committed Sunday night
on the street, and when arrested the chain
was found on his person. When put
under arrest he made a strong resistance.
We hope that every one in need of the
tuition which Mrs. M. A. Shave now offers
in music, dancing and painting, will con-
fer with her at her home 402 East Ninth
street, where hours and terms will be
made known. Mrs. Shave is one of the
most accomplished women in this city,
and her manner is SO attractive as to make
her teaching especially winsome to pupils.
Ole J. Urness, sheriff of Douglas county.
landed the following criminals IN Stillwa-
ter prison yesterday, taking the warden's
receipt therefor: VIM. Houler, for break
ing into dwelling house, under sentence
of one year and three months; Jack
Brown, larceny from person, two years,
and Lawrence Frisco, assault with dan
gerous weapon, three years.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday of the
Tribune Job Printing company of Mime
apolis, with capital stock of $4,000 in
1000 shares of $50 each, with liabilities
not to exceed $4,000. A. o. Blakely, @.
A. Mitchell and A. @. Babcock are the in
corporators and directors. D. Blakely,
president; @. A. Mitchell, vice-rresident
and A. G. Babcock secretary.
H. Janette, deaf and dumb mute,
against whom the grand jury at its late
terms found an indictment for the larceny