Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-22
CITY GLOBULES.

cali are Inc !essees OF MarheI HalI SI'il4 NO'
80.
Single reserved seats for the Thomas fes-
tival at Dyer Towards at 8 o'clock this
morning.
Prof. Kiehle goes to Granite Falls on
Thursday to lecture before the teachers
institute in session at that place.
John Hives, IF Menominee, Wis, was
admitted to the Minnesota bar yesterday
and Will open an Office in st. Paul.
Geo. Ripe was arrested last night on
warrant charging him with embezzlement
from j. Il. Schmitt to the amount of $50,
Three back pension allowances of $4,000
were received by Adiutant General Hawley
yesterday, and two of about $500 on Satur-
day.
2. T. Kavanagh sold yesterday at public
sale house and lot on Goodrich avenue
for $4,000. George Benz was the pur-
chaser.
Kelly, who jumped from train Sunday
afternoon, and was severely bruised, and
who was taken to the st. Joseph's hospital,
was better yesterday.
1t may be of interest to the public to
know that in Sibley county, Minnesota, is
postoffice named BISMARCK as well as
q postotfice in Dakota also named "Bis-
marck."
Horace Gottel, sentenced to five years
in the penitentlary for larceny, and Hen
ry Romhild to one year and four months
for burglary, were taken over to Saltwater
yesterday afternoon by Sheriff O'Gorman.
Secretary of immigration Young will
have his entire time devoted for the COM
ing three weeks 10 the preparation of the
circulars and maps Of the state in sections,
as voted to have prepared and issued by
that board several weeks since.
An old farmer was in town yesterday re-
ioicing that none Of the states money
could be paid agricultural fairs except for
"reglar ggrykutural' premiums, and not
g 'durned cent for boss trots." Guess he
has forgotten he was young man ''onst."
He lives up at "Tammany" in Dodge
Center, and he never drives pipe well
down without he puts a portion of the
GLOBE between the pipe joints, and says
it never fails to make his pumps water
tight. He tried the P. p. once and it
leaked.
The council committee on police met
last evening to consider the charge of
drunkenness against Policeman O'Gornlan.
but it being stated that the suspended Of
hcer desired to produce witnesses as 10
character. the hearing Yves postponed 10
Friday evening next at 1880 o'.i3ck.
mass chorus rehearsal for &c g'aosnas
festival will be held "Wednesday eveujEr
commencing at 1880 O'clock. 1t Turner
hall. full attendance is of course 8esir-
able, and it is probable that those who
cannot attend the mass rehearsal will be
dropped from participation in the festival.
VIC. Morrison, ESQ, who has Just re-
turned from Portland and other points on
the line of the Manitoba road in Dakota.
reports that at least double the ACREAGE in
wheat last year has been put in this; that
1t has rooted and sprouted well, and that
the crop never looked better at this season
of the year than now.
John Finn, whose eyesight is nearly
gone, an old soldier, who since the war has
spent nearly $4,000 in trying to regain it,
and whose case we noticed at length sew
eral days since, by the exertions of Adiu-
tant General Hawley has found a comfort
able berth in the Milwaukee home where
there are now 5000 inmates.
1t is now discovered that Louis Ferte.
the brother of Albert, has also been steal
ing from the Second National bank. The
amount taken is not large, and is not ex-
pectad to go over $1,000. The amount
whatever it may be, was taken in small
sums at different times. He is reported to
have followed his brother AIbert's exam
pie and left town.
The paving of Wabashaw street has so
interfered with the grade of the street rail-
way track, as to render it unsafe to run
cars over portion of the line between
Fourth and Tenth streets, and the CITY
Railway company have, therefore, nut
down spur track on West Tenth. from
Wabashaw to st. Peter, to intersect the
line at that point, which will be completed
to-day.
About 4 o'clock yesterday morning jerry
Callaghan, was found by Officer Schaffer.
IN the Fourth ward with nothing on his
person but shirt. He was out of his
mind, and had escaped from 416 East
Sixth street, wandering way ont into the
Fourth ward. The officer got nair Of
pants at the engine house for him. which
helped somewhat to relieve his embarrass-
ment. He was brought down and locked
up at the city hall, and later in the daV
was taken 10 Inc jail.
1t is one thing to sentence man to six
ty days in the workhouse, and another
thing to carry out the sentence. Yester-
day Judge Hall gave sixty days sentence
to Chas. Ashton, an overcoat thief. After
the morning grist was ground out, mum
bering five candidates for the workhouse.
Officers Calvin and Shields started down
stairs for the Black Marie, Officer Shields
having Ashton and another man in charge.
AS they stepped out On the sidewalk, where
was lot of the curious as usual, Ashton
made break into the crowd and got away
an6 had not been recaptured up to late
hour.
Northwestern Underwriters Union.
The Northwestern Underwriters union,
embracing Wisconsin, Minnesota and Da-
kota, held a called meeting at the Metro
politan yesterday afternoon, to fill va
cancy in the presidency caused by the res