Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-05
CITY GLOBULEEs.

A back pension OF 1860 was received at
the adiutant generals ofice yesterday.
Detective Walsh left for Chicago last
night TO look Up a man who is wanted for
larceny.
The Seventh street bridge has been torn
down preparatory 10 the building Of the
new Duluth railroad arch at that point.
Yesterday was pension day IN the dis
trict court and Clerk Bell was exceedingly
busy. Nearly 500 certificates were issued
Adjutant General Hawley and Secretary
Of Immigration Youpg we're in attendance
upon the state fair at Owatong-a Jester
day.
Yesterday Officer Palmer arrested a
man named Robert Hunt Oh suspicion of
stealing a yoke of oxen from Martin De-
laney.
In the case of P. H. Thornton vs.. VIM.
Mason, Judge Simons rendered decision
yesterday ordering judgment in favor OF
the plaintiff.
st. Anthony hill scholars will find COM
plete assortment of textbooks, school Sta
tionery, sponges, ETC., at Reitzke d Co.'s
drug store, 368 Dayton avenue.
Ex-Gov. Fairchild, of Wisconsin (ron
brigade) will talk to the old soldiers of the
war on the 18th at G. A. R. hall. Go
every one of you or send your wife.
The government soldier pensioners were
busy Yesterday in getting their papers
ready for transmission to the pension de-
partment at Washington to secure their
quarterly dues.
A man giving the name of VIM. Grow
was arrested by Officer Wright on Fort
street yesterday in the act of offering for
sale fine COW for 500. The animal is
supposed to have been stolen, and he was
locked up.
The condition of John Newell, member
of engine company Nc, 3, who was run
over on Monday night, was reported yes
terday as improving. The physician is
unable to say as yet whether he will lose
the injured leg.
All Was Ay Kesig, very shabby look
ing red man, was before United States
Commissioner Cordozo yesterday on the
charge of peddl1ng whisky 10 the Indians
of his tribe. He was committed to await
the action of the grand jury.
4 photographer has secured FIVE stereo-
scope views of the several triumphal
arches in this city, having fortunately
fixed on plate On Monday 1fternoon the
arch which was burned at the corner Of
Cedar and Third streets the same evening.
Gov. Hubbard returned to this city last
evening from the state fair ct OWatonna
on a special train, and at midnight took
the Northern Pacific train for Helena, at
which point he will join the Willard party,
and be present at the ceremonies of driv-
ing the golden spike.
The firm of Smith Brothers, of the st.
Louis, yesterday paid into Uncle Sans
pocket the sum of $110.16 for duties on
imported wines aud liquors, they being a
small part of the recent purchases made in
Montreal by the senior member of the
firm, Mr.. John Smith, during his recent
visit to that point.
Three new cases to hold the valuable
curiosities which have been presented the
Minnesota HISTORICAL; society have been
placed by Secretary j. Fletcher Williams
in the departments rooms at the state cap
itol. Two of these are already filled with
q rare collection of curiOsities, the greater
norton of which are of Indian origin.
Mrs. Robinson's house, on Ninth be-
tween Robert and Jackson streets, was rob
bed on Monday evening while she was out
looking at the fireworks. Whoever did the
lob for her found pane of glass out and
reached in and removed the bolt Who
ever did it went through the house and
relieved her of $3.50 in money, one gold
watch and chain, one pair of bracelets and
two large diamond rings.
Next Friday game of base ball will be
played on the Red Cap grounds between &
nine from the st. Paul police force aud a
nine from the coppers of Minneapolis,wh
some fine sport may be looked for. The
st. Pau! nine is as follows: Pitcher, Sulli
I;yaa: catcher, Schaffer; first base, Schunn
second base, Wright; third base, Moriarity
short stop, Merrick; left field. De C''nrsiey
center field, Schweitzer. The aomlssloI
will be fifty cents, ladies free.
A lively ruction took place in the Con
emara settlement, Fourth and Commercial
streets, yesterday morning, during which
several Of the participants were pretty
badly bunged up. One of the parties Mrs
O'Miley received ia cut in the head which
was at first supposed to be dangerous, bu
twas pronounced not SO by the doctor
Officer Murphy arrested Bridget McDon-
ouoh. Bridget aud Pat Curan, Cole No
Gary, and Vale O'Miley.