Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-07
Clay GLOBULEs.


Tie saloon keepers held well atten ded
ball at Pfeifer's hall last night.
Chief Clark is still confined to his resi-
dence with bad cold, and the 'mercheen'
is run by Capt. Bressett.
Judge Simons opened the district court
yesterday morning but no business coming
before it, adjourned the same to 10 a. m.
to-day.
John Bolts, an old resident or st. Paul,
and at one time engaged in the butcher
business in this city, died yesterday at the
city hospital.
The case of Lucy G.. Hall, administra-
trlx, against the Union Pacific Railroad
company, has been transferred to the
United States court.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Womau's Christian Home, will be held to-
day, Friday, at 2:30 p. m, corner of Still
water and Olmsted stseets.
A suspicious looking customer, giving
the name of John Baxter, was arrested at
! o'clock this morning on the charge of
carrying concealed weapons.
Rev. s. G. Smith s 3nds the GLOBE note
stating mat ne wrote Alexander VI, but it
was printed Alexander VII in his article
reviewing Bishop Ireland's lecture on
Luther.
c. P. Sloggy, sheriff of Clay county,
water, in charge of James Clark, sentenced
TO the peDiientiary for eighteen months
for larceny.
Gov. Hubbard is suffering from an at
tack from ague at his rooms at the Mer-
chants hotel, he being reminded in this
wey nearly every year since contracting
this disease in the war.
p. j. Mulliton was picked up by Officer
Call last evening, in the midst of fight
which he had kicked up at boarding
mouse, because its proprietor forbade his
COUGHING for the night in his hall way.
Frank A. Seymour, as assignee of the
Bank of Pennington, filed suit in the dis
trict court yesterday, to recover from Dan
iel Underwood judgment on notes for
$4,115.68 and various amounts of interest.
The Merchants National bank filed a
suit in the district court yesterday against
John At2, to recover on a note given the
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and assigned by the same to G. n. Dillman
and by him to the plaintiff
Judge McGrorty. of the probate court,
appointed Jumes Middleton yesterday as
special administrator of the will of the
late Adam Gotzilo, and ordered him to
fluid bonds in the sum of $4,000, the first
hearing being set for Saturday, Dec %, at
10 q. IN.
Thomas Lawrence having imbibed too
much Apollonaris water yesterday, when
the Jog and twilight got thorou ,hly mixed
yesteId afternoon, imagined that he was
a pack mule and proceeded to kick in sun
dry door panels at his boarding house on
Fort street, whereupon Officer Henft cor
raled him legally and stalled him in the
city hall.
The board CT managers of the state re-
form school held regular meeting yes
terday morning in the Office of City Attor-
ney Murray. The only business transacted
was the allowance of the usual number of
bills, and two of the inmates of the insti
tuition were released on furloughs of good
behavior. The reform school at present
contains lis boys.
Charles Olive, the brakeman on the
Northwestern railroad, who was run over
and killed at Candy, D. T., last Tuesday,
was brother of Mr.. J. F. Olive. of No.
153 east Seventh street, st. Paul. The de-
ceased was young man of excellent quail
titles, and he resided at Prescott, Wis, with
his parents. Mr.. Olive left last night for
the latter place to attend the funeral.
Suits were filed in the district court yes
terday by De Forrest Skinner, trustee,
against Geo. Powell, ct al, for foreclosure
ot mortgage on lands in Wilkin county.
given SIS security for the payment of S1O.-
600 in bonds of Valparaiso, Iud, bauk
and TO foreciose a mortgage on lands in
the same county, by the same against the
same, as security for notes to the amount
of IS, 700.
Eugene Nichols and his partner had
falling out yesterday over some partner
ship funds, and Nichols having the whole
banking capital of the firm In his pocket
his irats business companion accused him
of larceny and had him locked up in the
city hall. The aceuser, however, not Civ
ing the officers sufficient assurance that be
would be on hand to prosecute this morn
ing, was also provided with quarters in the
same hotel.
The residence of Mr.. j. G. Donnelly, on
Minnesota street,was the scene on Wednes-
day evening of what came very near being
8 sad accident. About 10 O'Clock the
children of the household were preparing
- retire when hanging lamp in the
apartment fell to the floor, and, bursting,
set the room on fire. Mr.. Donnelly heard
the children scream and he rushed into
the room to find it IN blaze. He grabbed