Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-12
CITY GLOBULES.

/ new chimney is being built on Inc
outside on the north side of tbs market
houae.
Prof D. L. Kjahle left The city last even
ing 50 lecture before the teachers institute
at Duluth
The Gregory base ball club, Of Winona,
IS coming up 10 have q match game with
the Red Caps in a few days.
Officer Nugent arrested Jeremiah Dix
on, a deserter from cOmpay G. Seventh
regiment, yesterday, and turned hin over
10 the officers of the Fort.
The rattle for the lot for the benefit CT
the House of the Good Shepherd will take
place at the store of Mccarthy and Don
nelly this evening at 80 O'Clock.
Col. W. Il. q. Taylor received yester
day for the state library reports SO, 81
and IS of the Indiana supreme court and
report 48 of the New York superior court
A decision was filed by Judge Brill yes
terday ordering judgment in favor Of the
plaintiff in the case of Charlotte B. Hatch
against Thomas B. Coddington and 9TH
ers.
This evening the annual meeting of the
Home Building association will be held at
the old court house, for the purpose of
eIecting officers and issuing $4,000 of
new stock.
John Casey, bartender, was arrested
by Officer Swanson last night Oh the
charge of drunkenness. He is also sus
pected of having robbed his employer OF
several dollars.
Deputy United States Marshall Bracket
returned from Duluth, yesterday having in
custody Frank Walters, the man who was
arrested III that city on the charge passing
$40 silver certificate.
Sam Lung, celestial 81 years old, ap-
piled to clerk Hills OF the United States
circuit court yesterday, for naturalization
papers. He wants to shave his pig tail
and become citizen de facto.
At 8 O'Clock this afternoon the Red Caps
play with the Saltwater club in this city,
and as the latter club has been materially
strengthened by the addition Of number
Of good players, tbs Red Caps will have
their hands full.
Deputy United States Marshal Morris
arrived in the city yesterday from Grow
Wing county, having in charge Elmer Z.
Milken, charged with cutting timber on
government land. He gave $500 for his
appearance before the grand jury.
Deputy United States Marshal Richow
arrived in the city yesterday from Grand
Forks, having in charge Fred Riley, James
Gleason, Thomas Ryan and Joseph Blunett,
who are charged with robbing the post
Office at East Grand Forks. They were
brought here for safe keeping.
While engaged in moving freight yes
I ;terday afternoon John McCauley, an EN-
ploye at the Northern Pacific freight
house, had his left foot crushed by falling
grind stone Peter Orlando, another en-
ploye, was injured in the foot by a falling
plank. They were attended by Drs. Muir
ply & Quinn.
Deputy Sheriff Ames, of Fargo, ar rived
in st. Paul yesterday morning, en- route
for the prison at Sioux Falls, D. T. He
has in charge the following prisoners:
Geo. Ellsworth, sentenced to one year
Frank Baker, sentenced to three years.and
Mitchell Hadmin, sentenced to four years.
He will leave with his men to-day.
10. Meinan was arrested at the union
depot last night on warrant sworn out
by John Mincke, of Milwaukee, on the
charge of disposing of mortgaged proper
ty. The property consisted of a carriage
which was mortgaged to Mincke for $240
and afterwards sold to Minneapolis
parties. A hearing will be had to-day.
About 1890 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
Officer O'Keefe was called into the Ameri-
can House TO quell a row between two
boarders named Ole Thompson and John
Smith He put the men under arrest.
when the clerk, Ole Oleson, interf cred, the
upshot being that the trio were run in
They were before the court and OIeson
was fined $25 and the others $50 each.
Clerk Nichols, of the supreme court
has just finished and made return TO the
supreme court of the United States the
case of Albert Scheffer ct al. against the
National Life Insurance company of the
United States. The document consists of
eight hundred manuscript folios, and is
without doubt the largest paper of the
kind ever sent from Minnesota to the Uni
ted States court.
Mr.. Gable tells Chicago paper there
Is no immediate intention of consolidat-
ing the Minneapolis & st. Louis road with
the Rock Island. There may be different
views as to what might be considered
immediate, but Mr.. Cables statement is
GiRlply confrmatory of what the GLOBE
= has already published that there is to be
consolidationas soon as practicable. The
article in yesterdays GLOBE explained
why there may be some delay The Rock
EsSxHd parted with their stock at high
Agore, expecting to pick it up at a low
one, and they have got to be careful or
they win find such competition in buying
back the stock as to put it beyond the
sigares at whieh they sold. The consolida /
sEien is down on the books, but the Rock
.Isisnd managers do not wish to admit or
advertise the fact until they have bought
back more of the stock. Denials are both
natural and important. az Asi,t.
A daughter of Gen. Winfield Scott is the
wife of a Virginia gentleman named Win.