Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-03
CITY GLOBULES.

Adjutant Gen. Hawley returned from a
several days visit to southern Minnesota
yesterday.
Yesterday the street force department
were paid $4O82 in salaries, and the sewer
force received $3O7.
State Railroad Commissioner James 81.
Baker is absent on official business in Fari
bault county and will return on Thursday.
Attorney General W. j. Hahn gave a
decision yesterday that woman is eligi-
BILE to hold the Office of superintendent of
the public schools in this state.
A telegram was received in st. Paul last
night announcing the death at Oshkosh,
Wis, yesterday, of Mrs. Paul Houser, wife
of Mr.. Paul Houser, of this city, and sister
of Mr.. Albert Scheffer. The remains will
be brought to this city for interment.
A fine overcoat stolen last week from
Sternberg's clothing store, was recovered
yesterday by Detective Walsh. The gar
ment was detected by the owner on the
back of an acquaintance who claims to
have bought it from third party whom
he is to identify to the police.
Mayor O'Brien yesterday received the
designations of Officers Leavitt. Lynch
Worrick and Morarity, the true inwardness
of the matter, it is understood, arising
from little picnic INDUCED in by the Of
fcers few evenings ago in lower town.
Mr.. John w. Willis was consulted by a
couple of the parties, but it is not known
what action will be taken.
II. A. Hageman and Paul Martin re-
turned home to st. Paul from Clontraf,
Big Stone county, yesterday, having slain
during the past two days forty nine wild
geese and $50 ducks. The generous MINI
rods distributed their wild game among
their friends in the city, and there is much
picking bones of delicious game meats
this morning on their account.
Yesterday afternoon Chief Clark arrest
ed G. l.. Geishush, quite well known in
business circles, on the charge of raising
disturbance at his residence and abusing
his wife. The parties have had consider
able domestic trouble and their marital
existence for the past few years has been
unhappy. He was before the court, fined
$25 and put under $3.50 bonds to ke ep the
peace.
S. L. Pierce, Esq, appeared in a new
overcoat ana tile at the supreme court ses-
sion yesterday noon, having had some
adroit thief appropriate similar articles
belonging to him which he had hung up in
the attorneys room at the state library on
Monday forenoon while engaged in con-
sultlng legal tones therein. These hall
thieves know who wear good clothes, and
are getting quite fastidious in lifting
them.
Yesterday forenoon the city physician
advised that D. A. Wilson, the young man
held to the grand jury on the charge of
obtaining money under false pretenses and
who had been very sick for some time
past, be removed to the hospital, his condi-
lion being such that he is not expected to
live. Wilson was sent to the hospital a
couple of weeks ago and one evening he
made his escape. This time if he RECEIVERS
precautions will be taken to guard against
his'getting away.
Judge Nelson and jury in the United
States supreme court, were engaged yes
terday in trying the case Of D. M. Osborn
& Co., against John 7. Smith, in which
suit was brought to recover about $500
on promlssory notes. The plaintiffs are
engaged in the sale of farming machinery,
and the defendant acted as their agent,
his plan beng to sell reapers, etc., on the
instalment principle, taking the notes of
farmers and giving them long time. In
this instance it is claimed that he bought
up large number of notes, and the suit
Is for an accounting. The plaintiffs are
represented by Messrs. jackson & Pond,
Gordon E. Cole and George Emery, Hon.
G. D. O'Brien appearing for the defend
ant.