Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-22
CITY GLOBULES,

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Bridget Ryder was examined on the
charge of insanity in the probate court
yesterday and discharged.
An attachment was sworn out by N. E
Soloman. yesterday, against Samuel S.
Granger to secure debt of 1881.
The galvanized iron cornice is being
placed in position on Commodore Kit
sons new Wabashaw street block.
Judge Wilkin on yesterday filed decis-
ion in which he dismissed the action in the
case of S. w. Chaffee against A. G.. Aallack.
Judge Brill on yesterday rendered
decision in favor of the plaintiff in the
case OF George Rochat ag ainst L. En-
NETT.
Mr.. James Mayall reported to Chief
Clark yesterday that span Of mules had
been stolen from his barn in Brunson's
addition.
The celebrated Porter guards of Mem
phis have signifed their intention of being
present at the coming fair of the north
western exposition.
An order was filed by Judge Brill yester-
day sustaining the demurrer to the COM
plaint in the case of Chester Hitchcock
against P. De Roehbrune.
At the game between the Red Caps and
Omahas to-day, an old time favorite, Mr..
Harry Salisbury, will make his appearance
as pitcher for the latter club. Some ex-
csAent sport may be expected.
Last night Detective O'Connor arrested
John Dignon on the charge of stealing
watch from man named Kimball. It
is claimed that Dignon was held up for
the iigger in Maloney's saloon while Kim
ball was intoxicated.
Mr.. Theo. Sander, representing three
of the building societies which contested
the tax assessment of 1882 and were beaten
in the courts, called at the auditors Office
yesterday and announced that he was
ready 10 make settlement.
The regular Rice park concert by the
First Regiment band this evening, will be
unusually attractive, the programme in
Guiding Clusters march with fire works,
medley of American, Scotch, and Irish airs
and other popular numbers.
Deputy Sheriff Brown returned yesterday
from st. Peter, whittier he took the insane
woman, Mrs. Reese. He had great diff
Guilty in getting her to the asylum, and on
the way she became so violent that he was
compelled to strap her to the seat of the
cars.
Arthur NJ Dearborn, the famous ''Boy Ell
oeutionist' has been engaged to appear IN
st. Paul in few days, the exact date of
the engagement being subject to future
announcement. He is certainly prodigy
and an evening with him Will 10 erter-
tainlpg.
Fourteen attachments were issued by
Constable Harrison, of Justice Woods
court, on Laurette, the proprietor of the
brick yards on the bluff in the Sixth ward.
The attachments were sworn out by the
employees of the firm to secure payment of
their wages.
A rather tony young man giving the
name on Nash was brought to the city hall
last night by Officer Daily in his stocking
feet. It seemed that he had been drink
ing heavily, and that he called at the
rooms over Stones jewelry store on
Seventh street and attempted to kiss an
other mans wife.
Articles of incorporation were filed in
the register of deeds Office yesterday of
the Sterrett Elevator company, the object
of which is to erect, maintain and operate
elevators in the state of Minnesota and the
territory of Dakota. The capital stock is
$150,000 divided into 1900 shares of 800
each. The incorporates are F. r. Ster-
rett, ". Z. Merriam, E. N.ISanders, Geo. T.
Gibbs and E. G. Mitchell.
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tainment of the Willard excursion held a
lengthy meeting at the council chamber
yesterday forenoon. In the afternoon the
executive committee and city council met
to continue the arrangements. Messrs
w. D. Washburn, R. B. Langdon, W. S.
King, and Dorrillus Morrison, of Mime
apoiis came down to confer with our citi-
zens, relative to making joint reception.
The reception committee will meet again
this morning at $50.
County Treasurer Burton Oh yesterday
received the bonds of the several banks of
the city in which are to be deposited the
county funds. The banks and the amounts
in which they qualified are as follows:
First National .S&0a, OO
Second National. ...................l II .,0aO
Merchants National ................. 30u, 900
0C. faui NaUlonal .......... 1UU,UUU
BANK Oh Mlnnesota observation-disclosures. z5,OcO
Savings. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
feopIe's. -. ...... .......... SU,UUU
Thomas Hogan owns dog which is the
terror of his neighborhood. After three
complaints had been made against the
dog the order went forth that he must be
shot. The death sentence was given to
policeman who went to the premises, got
the dog and tied him to post. Then he
fred thirteen shots at him, and when the
dog got tired OF the amusement he left the
post and crawled under a barn. Then
another policeman fred two shots into
him, but the dog wouldn't come out, and
there is big kick in the neighborhood
that he still lives. Judge Burr says the
canine must perish if the light artillery
have to be called out to do him up.
Postponed to Friday Night.
The lecture announced at the Unity club
room, Wabashaw street and Summit ave-
nue., by Prof E. W. Claypole. has been
postponed until Friday evening Aug. "a
This postponement is made owing to a
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