Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-22
GEO. KINGSBURY,
UEO. hINGSBUhI3
Sergeant Signal Corps, U. 8. A.
CITY GLOBULES.
.shington's birthday.

day.
William Burke was arrested last night
for reckless driving on the public
streets.
A warrant was issued yesterday against
Fred Anthem, charged with obstructing the
highway at Seventh and NeiIl streets.
Nine couples of young ladies and gen
tlemen from Minneapolis partook of one
of Colonel Belote's suppers at o'clock
last evening.
Officer Murphy on yesterday swore out
warrants for the arrest of Vim. Burke and
VIM. Pleiss, charged with violating the
hack ordinance.
A lost boy was reported at the city hall
last evening. He is about seven years old,
light complexion. and wore dark clothes.
His parents reside at No. 81 West Seventh
street.
This being legal holiday, the postoffice
will only be open from until 10 o'clock
this morning, there being no carriers de-
livery. Outgoing mails will close at IL
o'clock a. m.
Cancelled coupons were received by the
city treasurer from New York, yesterday,
to the extent of $3,5O7, being interest on
city bonds. Board of education coupons
were also received to the amount of 81 $780,
A shiftless fellow named Keilberg, who
had made the county Jail his home for
nearly year, was up yesterday for va
grancy. The flowers will be scattered DER
the lea when he gets out again, for he re-
ceived a ninety days stretch in the work
house.
He gave the name of George Brown; he
looked like granger, and he had guzzled
benzine enough to make him ugly and put
him off his perpendicular. Having hank
cred for fight, the court thought ten days
would sober him up, and he went to the
workhouse for that period.
decision was rendered by Judge Brill
yesterday in the case of James II. Weed
and others against the Little Falls & Da
kota Railroad company. The action was
brought to restrain the company from
issuing stock and mortgage bonds and the
decision is in favor of the defendants.
The coroner's jury at Rosemount return
ed verdict that Hyland, the man beaten
at the Smelling house in ST. Pau, died from
the effects of the pounding administered
is now holding an inquest at the same
place upon Mr.. Hynes,who was killed by a
locomotive on Sunday.
The trial of Ole Sonerson, indicted for
the murder of VIM. Johnson, was resumed
in the district court yesterday morning.
A large number of witnesses were exam
ined and at $50 o'clock the court ad-
journed until this morning, when the ar
guments of counsel will take place. The
case will go to the jury to-day.
Adjutant General Hawley has issued or
ders for the muster of the officers of the
two infantry regiments of National Guard
of the state, as reorganized by the Boble-
ter bill, as follows: For the Second regi
ment, at Mankato, Tuesday the 9th, at
p. NJ, and for the First regiment, at the
Office of the adjutant general, Wednesday
the 20th, at o'clock p. m.
Articles of incorporation of the Keller
Manufacturing company of Sank Center,
Stearns county, were filed with the secre-
tary of state yesterday. The capital stock
is $4,000, and authority is given the stock
holders to increase the same to S25O,OOO.
The incorporates are Henry Keller, G. M.
Sprague, Joseph Capser and S. NJ. Bruce.
Sank Center, and ], Y. Brewer, of st.
Cloud.
soon of Poland named Borakinra,
who had wasted his substance IN riotous
living,was waltzed before the court yester-
day on charge of vagrancy. He spoke
of the broad acres of his sire, and of his
magnificent patrimony, explaining, also,
that he expected his children to arrive
from the old country next month. This
being the case, he was only committed for
fifteen days.
The st. Paul Ideals the boss minstrel
company of the continent, will perform in
Saltwater on Saturday evening, when it is
needless to say that these monarchs of
fun and jolly blades of Momus will be
given royal send-off.' They will leave
st. Paul at 80 o'clock, all the members
being dressed in uniform and wearing
nobby silk hats. special train will re-
turn to st. Paul after the performance.
Mike and Martin Lata are brothers and
live in Mclean township side by side. There
is bad blood between the families Mike
came to st. Paul Tuesday to sell load of
hay. Martin went over to Mixes house
and threatened to shoot the whole family.
He knocked Mixes wife over and scared
the children out of their wits. Martin is a
bad lot and ought to be tied up to the Nc
Lean whipping post and given forty
lashes.
About 10 o'clock last night the frame
stable belonging to Charles Faber, located
in the rear of the old Smelling house, on
Fort street, just above Seven corners, was
found to be on fire, and the alarm was
given from box Z, and the upper town
steamers were promptly on hand. There
was hardly enough of the fire to make a
respectable bite for one steamer. The
flames were quickly extinguished, and the
loss was small, probably not more than
5000 or $500.
Mr.. Chas. Bornarth, of Shakopee. has been
in st. Paul for the past few days, looking
over the engine houses of the fire depart
ment, with view of incorporating the
latest ideas in connection with the con-
struction of the engine house now in course
of completion in his city. Mr.. Bornarth
was appointed as Especial delegate to look
up approved plans relating to fire depart
ment buildings, the fact being that Shake
pee is to have one of the finest court and