Daily globe., 1883-07-31
Tn-nAY'S WEATHER
CITY GLOBULES.

The new chemical engine arrived from
Chicago yesterday, and it will shortly be
put in the service on Dayton's bluff.
Sheriff Miller, of Omaha, left on the 4:O5
O'Clock train yesterday afternoon for home,
having in charge the man Shatto, charged
with murder.
John Frost, of the engineers depart
ment, made out the pay roll of the street
force Yesterday for July. 1t amounts to
. S3.5S42S. The sewer force will receive
$500.
Sheriff Connolly, of Hastings, telegraph
ed Chief Clark yesterday that he had in
his possession bay mare and top buggy
supposed to have been stolen from this city
or Minneapolis.
Josl Whitney. and others have COM
meuced an action in the district court
against VIM. Z. Murphy ct al, to estab-
Iish the title to block 10, of Whitney
Smiths addition.
Gov. L. F. Hubbard received and grant
ed requisition yesterday from Gov.
Jam ss w. Dawes, of Nebraska, for the rem
ditiou of E. D. Shatto, of Omaha, for the
murder of Martin Knight, July 5, 1888.
MI. W. W. Prendergast brought in from
Mcleod county yesterday stalk OF corn
ten feet in height and some specimens of
wheat, all of which indicate that the farm
ers of Minnesota will not be left this sum-
Iner.
Station-keeper VIM. Bremen was absent
from his post last night, the occasion be-
ing the death of his infant daughter Clara,
who died about nightfall, of Inflammation
of the brain The funeral will take place
at O'Clock to-day.
Mr.. Frank Newell, the building inspect
or under the new law providing for the
Issuance of permits and the inspection of
all new buildings, assumed charge of his
Office yesterday. The new ordinance
went into effect yesterday.
So far as heard from, the biggest haul
of the season in the way of fish, was made
by Mr. Edward Schlick at White Bear
lake last Sunday. On that day he landed
292 bass and croppies, and it was not con-
sidered large day for fish either.
In the United States district court yes
terday, an answer was field in the case of
the Brush Electric Light company VS.. the
st. Paul Electric Light and Pow COM
pary. The suit was brought for an in
fringement of patent by the latter.
John Chambers, indicted for selling
liquor without a special license and who
forfeited his bonds, was before United
States Commissioner Cardozo yesterday,
on e. bench warrant. He gave bonds for
his appearance at the October term Of
court.
Eanlan, Plaisted and Teemer, three Of
the celebrated oarsmen to take part in the
Minnetonka regatta, passed through st.
Paul yesterday morning, proceeding di-
rectly to the lake, instead of stopping here
to be entertained, as the unreliable P. P.
said they would.
Chas. Feichlinger, of the Sixth ward,
was before Judge McGrorty of the probate
court, yesterday, on the charge of insani-
ty. He has been twice married and di-
vorced, and his insanity is attributed to
domestic trouble. The case was partially
examined and continued.
Dora Mailing: domestic, was arrested
last night, charged with the larceny of a
necklace from one OF the dining room
girls at the Clarendon hotel. When put in
a cell she gave vent to the most piteous
manifestations of grief, sobbing as though
her heart would break. The experience is
q dear lesson to her.
Yesterday afternoon a granger was be-
guiled into the castle kept by JessieCharles
under the hill, and while there he gave one
Of the sirens So to fetch pitcher of beer.
She took the money and skipped out,
Whereupon the hoodlum bonlbarded the
house with rocks. An officer waltzed him
off and the impression was that it served
him tight.
Remember the special train Wednesday
night from White Bear lake, on the St
Paul 4 Duluth railroad, arriving at St
Paul at $50 p. M; returning leave st. Paul
at II .. NJ, for the accommodation of par
ties at the lake wishing to see 'Iolanthe,'
Gilbert & Sullivan's magnificent opera, as
given by the excellent Chicago Ideal Opera
company. Residents of White Bear lake
should not miss this musical treat.
The seats are now on sale at the box
Office for the Chicago Ideal Opera com
pany. Secure your seats early to avoid
the rush when the doors are opened on
Wednesday night at s o'clock. The fol
lowing is their excellent repertoire: Wed
nesday night, 'Iolanthe," Thursday night
fSorcerer," Friday night, Patience" Sat
urday matinee, "Iolanthe,' Saturday night
<sH. M. S. Pinafore." They Ideals repu
tation guarantee them crowded houses.
Mr.. W. S. Brill, for several years past {
prominent business man of Litchfield, has
determined to make st. Paul his future
g4on,e and to that end has purchased th'
establishment of Piper q Hagenmiller, No
III Jackson street, where he will establish
a frst-class wholesale commission business
making speciality of fruits and choic'
dairy products. Mr.. Brill is brother O
%Gdge H. r. Brill, of the district court, AM
will be welcome addition to our popula
ton.
The case OF Celia Bradley is one o
would-be father in law. Celia, who i
Young, winsome and fair to gaze upon
waltzed into the police court yesterday an
.swore cut warrant for the arrest of Lew
- Nanke on the charge of disorderly. Th