Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-12
To-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.


the goods yesterday in immense quantities
A small back pension allowance of $50
was received at the adjutant generals of
Gce yesterday.
Patrolman Vaughan of the police force
was suspended yesterday for being found
sleeping on his post
The big granite blocks are going up on
the Nicols 81 Dean block, on the corner OF
Third and Sibley streets, with rapidly.
The school district clerks of the state
can now procure their new record books by
applying to the department of education
at the state house.
Philip w. Schneider, SIS Broadway
street, was appointed on the police force
yesterday to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the removal of patrolman O'Gorman.
Mrs. A. S. Elicit and daughter arrived
home on the noon train after an absence
of nearly six months. Their many friends
will be pleased to learn that they are much
improved in health.
Policeman Terrence O'Gorman, suspended
several days since, for drunkenness, was
yesterday dropped from the force, the
mayor having become fully satisfied the
accusation was true.
The deed from DR.. Wharton and wife to
Mrs. Anna NJ. Rice, wife of Mayor Rice,
cousigning to her the Wharton residence
on Ninth street below Jackson for $4,000
went on record yesterday.
Gen. Flower, q. S. steamboat inspector,
and Inspector Scott, returned from Bis
marck yesterday, where they inspected and
passed upon thei steamer Benton, of the
Benton line of upper Mississippi steamers.
The ladies of Park Congregational
church, on st. Anthony Hill, are making
arrangements to give strawberry festival
Tuesday evening, May 18th. More par
tioular notice of the event will hereafter be
made.
In the U. S. circuit court yesterday,
Judge Nelson presiding, argument was
heard and taken under advisement on the
motion to dissolve the attachment in the
case Of D. NJ. Osborne & Co., VS. John T.
Smith.
Alderman Mccarthy received word yes
terday from the foreman of his Stevens
county farm that he had finished the
spring seeding, and last evening the alder
man departed for the farm with plethor-
ic pocketbook to pay off the extra help.
The deed from Eunice B. Bidwell to
James H. Davidson, conveying lots l, 2, 8
and block 10, Robert 6 RandalPs addition
the same being located on the southwest
corner of Ninth and jackson streets, for
$4,000, was placed on record yesterday.
Mat .Raebaum, employed by NJ. Wolf,
wholesale milliner, will appear IN the
municipal court this morning to answer
the charge of embezzlement from his en-
ployer. When arrested il Afinnea noli;
last night he was trying TO s-lj q r, lie
hired at about one-half It's waltz.
Charles Colman, of Duluth, charged
with perjury, in making afi1avits under
the presumption laws, was arraigned before
United States Commissioner Spencer yes
terday, and, in default of $1,000 bail, was
committed to the Ramsey county Jail to
await the action of the grand jury at the
June term of court at Winona.
The name of the little boy that was
picked up and taken to the city hall
Thursday night, is John Duedi. He re-
manned at the hall all day yesterday till
8 O'Clock IN the evening when his father
called for him and took him away. The
family lives out on Seventh street near the
Catholic church on Dayton's bluff and the
boy wandered down to Rosabel street
where he was found.
Shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday An,
thony McDonough and Charles MiIIspaugh
undertook to settle quarrel by an anne
teur ''mill' on Second street in rear of In
gersolPs store. Jailer O'Keefe and Officer
Murphy surprised the pugilists in the act
and took them into custody. McDonSugh
occupies a cell at the station house, while
Millspaugh is out on bail, but both will be
before Judge Hall this morning.
G. F. Winters, a member of CogswelPs
battery in the late war, was in the city
yesterday soliciting funds to enable him
to visit New York and secure treatment
from DIR. Agnew for opacity of the cornea
IN has eyes. he is resident Of GAINESVILLE
IN this state, is otherwise well developed
and tolerably well spoken and informed
man, has been previously helped by the
New York physician, who now gives him
hopes that he can restore his sight. He
had secured enough into So last evening
to pay his way to New York and secure the
surgical treatment in which he has So much
hopes of regaining his powers of vision.