Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-16
CITY GLOBULES.

The board OF education will meet to-
night.
The stone walk on the west side of the
custom house is undergoing relay.
j. B. Jelt, Esq, was admitted by the So
preme court yesterday, on affidavits and
certificates, to the MINES ota bar.
The new black Maria was put into ser
vice yesterday. It is covered with sheet
iron, and the inside is lined with cushion
ed seats.
A. K. Lovejoy, indicted for completely
il tho pine land conspiracy cases, was ar
raignei before Judge Nelson yesterday
and pleaded not guilty.
Emily L. Davis filed suit for divorce
against Reuben Davis in the district court
yesterday for desertion. The wicked Reu-
ben has been away for three long years.
A youth of tender years named Fred
O5er, was arrested yesterday afternoon for
fighting On Fort street. When locked up
he cried as though he had been sentenced
80 death.
Frances Mackenstein and Henry Porter
we're both adjudged insane at an examina-
ton before Judge McGrorty yesterday, and
will be taken to the st. Peter insane asy-
lum today.
jim McDonough was arrested yesterday
for interfering with Officer Brosseau. The
latter was engaged in arresting a man in
the Sixth ward, when McDonough threat
ened to throw him off the bridge.
The members of ST. Peter and st. Glenn
ent societies left yesterday afternoon for
New Ulm, to attend the reunion of the
benevolent societies of the state. They
were accompanied by the First Regi-
ment band.
PIT. Kavanagh will sell the American
house property, corner of Wabashaw and
Fourth streets, at auction, on Thursday
morning next at 10 O'Clock, to the highest
b Ter. The site is one Of the most vaIu-
able in the city.
Charles Reed suing the city for damages
sustained by running into a wire rope,
stretched across Arkwright street, and cut
ting his face and injuring his eye, was
awarded SIS damages by jury in the
district court yesterday.
Officer JAMS brought into the city hall at
about 8 o'clock last evening festive and
disorderly hummer who was doing his
level best to inaugurate a row on the cor
ner of Seventh and Wabashaw streets,
making two shut up for such offense
against the public peace and good order
last night.
The following teachers Institutes COM
menced their sessions yesterday: Olmsted
county, at Rochester, F. L. Cook conduc-
tor, and Miss Marion Lowell assistant; OF
ter Tail county, at Fergus Falls, T. j. Gray
conductor and j. Piper assistant; Stearns
county, at Melrose, O. Fl. Kirke conductor,
and S. S. Parr assistant.
Rev. Mr.. Stafford Of the GE E. church
in Rochester, which was completely
wrecked by the late cyclone, preached at
the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church in
this city on Sabbath evening, and at the
close of the services 2 collection was taken
up to aid the society in rebuilding the
structure, which amounted to nearly $40.
James Gleason, Thomas Ryan, Fred
Riley and James Bennett, the young men
indicted for burglariziDg the Grand Forks
postoffice about two months ago, of
large number of stamps, were placed Oh
trial before Judge Nelson and jury yes
terday afternoon. They ere = tough look
ing gang, and as Ryan parhatiy confessed
it is likely to go hard with them.
A great deal of dissatisfaction exists
among the fruit dealers in st. Paul, con-
corning the enforcement OF the order
which compels them to abandon outside
display of their goods. They claim first
that they we're compelled to give up their
stands on the corners, and that now they
are forced to make no display in front of
their places of business, an order which, it
is claimed, destroys greater portion of
their trade. I
A thick-set, ight-complexioned man
partially blind, led by woman supposed
to be his wife, ought to be arrested for OBJ
tanning gifts under false pretenses.
Sometimes he is Henry Jones. His real
name is believed to be Abram Schenk,
drinking man and pauper from Oshkosh,
Wis. though he claims to be from Roches-
ter, Mimi, and to have suffered from the
Cyclone. He has operated in various
towns in this vicinity, and Is doubtless
still at it, under new dodge perhaps, the
cyclone getting old. Reliable information
from Oshkosh and from Rochester shows
him to be an impostor and his wife help
meet.
The sheriff failed to find seventeen out
of the thirty-fve petit jurors for whish
venue was issued last week, and on Mon
day morning two Of these failed to put in
their appearance and three were necessari-
ly excused. The court at once ordered a
venue for twenty more jurors, returnable
to the court at 10 o'clock this morning.
It has got to be the fashion when the sher-
iff is seen coming into business places, for
come one to give the wink and all liable to
this service take fight. But it will be no
use hereafter for if the sought cannot be
found at their business places, summons
will be left at their habitatlons, and they
will thus have to toe the scratch.
Investors and capitalists should not fail to he
present at the auction sale of the Pottgieser es-
tate, next Thursday. Perfect title guaranteed.
Concerning Imported Cigars.