Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-06
CITY GLOBULES.

Col. Allen, of the Merchants, is confined |
to his room W it'll a severe cold.
Slight fall of sugar snow last evening |
When will this winter knock square off?
The condition of Col Belote, of the
Metropolitan, is daily more encouraging,
though his recovery is necessarily slow.
Judge Simons yesterday ordered judg-
ment for plaintiff in the case of Beauphre
& Keogh VS., George H. Robinson, ct al.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest of man named Frank Pompish,
charged with assaulting Barnard Miosock.
The sale of property for delinquent as
sessments will take place at the office of the
city treasurer at 10 o'clock this morning.
The suit of Edwin Gribble against the
Pioneer Press, for damages for libel has
been transferred to the United States cir
cult court.
Judge Brill was engaged yesterday in
trying several assessment cases in which
the S.. Paul City Railway company was
the principal objector.
The fire department on yesterday put in
position boxes No. 81 at No. engine
house, and No. SO corner of Seventh and
Willius streets. This completes the changes
of the location of boxes.
Deputy Sheriff Harrison received let
ter yesterday from Mr.. E. R. Hollinshead,
dated from New Orleans, in which he states
that his health is very much improved.
Officer Steiger, last evening, arrested a
fellow who gave his name as Joseph Ray,
for passing upon F. Brendigan, near the
Seven corners, counterfeit silver dollar.
Mr.. D. R. Noyes notified the chamber of
commerce yesterday morning that the
government at Washington had accepted
the title to the real estate purchased in ST.
Paul for the government storehouse.
Thomas Crossley had imbibed deeply of
sack, and the stuff befuddled his poor
brain, as it had many more powerful in
tellect. He was before the court yester-
day, and he went to the workhouse for five
days.
The bond of Frank M. Prince, as one of
the directors of the st. Croix Valley Saw
ings bank. located at Saltwater, in the sum
of $4,000, with David Bronson and ". S.
Conrad as sureties, was filed with the sec
Rotary of state yesterday.
Adiutant General Hawley has received
notice, with a request to muster, of COM
pany of the National Guard at st. Peter,
with membership of sixty. When mus
tered, the company will be assigned to the
second regiment, Colonel Bobleter.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary societg
will hold an all day meeting in the chapel
of the Baptist church commencing this
morning at 10 a. m. Delegations from
other churches of the association will be
present and interesting papers will be
read.
Yesterday was pension day and the Of
flee of the district court presented scene
of great animation. Papers were issued
to many a battle-scarred veteran and the
hearts of the widow and the orphan were
made to rejoice. About 800 papers were
issued.
There should be slightsrevision of the
teriff on trunks arriving at the union
depot, to an extent of no charge for storage
for day or two at least. The present
schedule of charges are too remindful of
the way the travelling public are handled
at Niagara Falls.
The boys at the Wacouta street engine
house have got things down to a fine
point. They have it so arranged that the
gong lights the fire under the steamer,
pulls the bed clothes off the beds and stops
the clock at the exact minute when the
alarm is sounded.
The Minnesota State Association of
Spiritualists filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
incorporators are Mrs. G. G. Hillman, Mrs.
E. Wales, Mrs. A. Taylor, Miss Susie M.
johnson, Mr.. Lewis Kirkland, Mr.. Geo. P.
Colby, Mr.. Porter Martin, Mr.. j. S. Wales
and Mr.. E. B. Russell.
The case of Louis Schell, charged with at
tempt to commit rape on child named An
ma Bitner,was called for hearing in the mu
nicipal court yesterday aftern DON. The
complaining witness was examined and
her statements were badly mixed and con
Trajectory. The physicians stated that thu
child had not been troubled and the defen
dant was discharged.
This is not an age of chivalry," re
marked hizzoner, as he adjusted his gil
lamps, yesterday morning, and sized up
couple of ugly wounds on the pericrauiun
of Mrs. Henrica Schechura, the said inju
ries having been inflicted by the plaintiff
husband. She wanted warrant for hi
arrest on the charge of assault, and Fair
child was directed to issue it.
Articles of incorporation of the Kenne
dy Land and Town company were file
with the secretary of state yesterday. TIL
purpose of the company is buying an
selling lands, ETC., with the principal plac
of business at st. Paul, and capital stoc
of S1,OO0,OOO. The incorporators ar
Dennis Ryan, Matthew Cullen, Patrick I
Kelly, r. B. Galusha and j. G. Richardson
:3OIo'clock yesterday morning fir
was discovered in the new building at tn
corner of Mississippi and Broadwa
streets The fire caught from charcoi
stove put in to dry the plastering and
spread up the lathing from the gropn
floor to the roof. An alarm from box NJ
81 brought out the department and tn
fire was soon put out. The damage
about $50.
A wood team took run down Flft
street about six o'clock last evening, an
when Just below Wabashaw, collided wit
4ba buon,v of Mr. 0artal who was drIVln