Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-06
CITY GLOBULES.

made an assignment yesterday TO v. u
Miller.
The St. Paul Amateur orchestra furnished
the music for the Opera house last evening
and gave satisfaction.
The Albert Lea mail formerly leaving at
2:3O o'clock p. NJ, will hereafter be sent
out at 6:45 o'clock a. m.
A young man named Hayes was yanked
to the city hall last night for raising row
in Woods Opera house.
The friends and relatives of Mr.. Henry
A. Schliek will be panied to learn OF the
death of his wife, who died last evening.
The friends of Mr.. VIM. Hamm, who had
the misfortune to break his leg some weeks
ago, will be pleased to learn that he is
around again.
Chas. Hauke was before the court yester-
day charged with frescoing the optics of
one John Orlmond. The examination will
take place to-day.
Attorneys having cases on the calendar
of the United States circuit court are re-
quested to appear to-day, when peremp-
tory call will be made.
'sThe Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
Sand Hill congregation" of Polk county,
filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary eff state yesterday.
James Mccarthy was committed for tea
days yesterday for having lushed up on
tanglefoot lightning and then making
general nuisance of himself.
.1,. IN Ill +o1-o r1ooa OF Ar
mory hall this evening in which companies
CD and E, of St. Paul, and companies A
and B, of Minneapolis, will participate.
The question of jurisdiction in the case
of Edwin Gribbls against the Pioneer
Press company came before Judge Nelson
yesterday, and was argued and submitted
The Merchants National bank, was hav-
ing placed in that institution yesterday
medium sized safe of a new style, and
quite ornamental as well as strong and
secure in appearance.
The committee on property of the board
of education met yesterday afternoon and
decided to recommend the construction of
an eight-room school house on Fort street,
in Ciarks addition, and four-room addl-
tons to the Lincoln and Van Buren, school
buildings
They we're five of kind, charged with
vagrancy, and the officer stated that they
were all FOUNDERS. Their crime consisted
in the terrible misfortune of being out of
money and for several nights they had
sought lodging at the city hail. AS an act
of clemency they were sent to the bastile
for ten days each.
David Dick is either crank of the first
water OF else he is a very bad man. He
was arrested Saturday night for ATTEMPT
ing to pass bogus check on Sattler Bros.
and on being searched no less than four
checks and nine notes were found on his
person. The hearing was continued until
to-day and he was committed in default of
$1,000.
Amendments of the articles of incorpo-
ration of the Pillsbury & Hubert elevator
company was filed with the secretary of
state Yesterday, by which the number of
shares were increased to 10000 of $50
each, and the capital stock to 100000, to
be paid in in such sums and at such times
as may be called for by the board of
directors.
A man who gave his name as CARING
went into the police headquarters last
evening and stated that he had just come
down on the Northern Pacific and had been
robbed of $500 on the way down. He had
no idea how the robbery was committed
and did not look as though he ever saw
$500 The police had no confidence in
the story.
Hizzoner possesses a big hear, and when
a poor, half naked foreigner, named John
Novack, appeared before the bar yesterday
morning, the courts eye softened with the
dew of kindness and pity. The prisoner
could not speak word of English, but the
officer stated ne had been caught stealing
lump of coal from a railroad car. The
value of the coal was put at so cents, and
as there had been no intent of conceal
ment, he was fined $25, and the fine re-
mItted.
Adjutant General Hawley yesterday re-
ceived notice that his application for the
admission of Edward Berg, of Albert Lea,
formerly of the Fifth Minnesota volunteers,
into the Soldiers home, at Milwaukee, had
been granted. Berg was at one time or
derby for Gen. (now GOvernor) Hubbard,
and was good soldier, but old age found
him without relatives, while wounds inca
pacitated him from earning his own sup
port, making him a proper subject for the
bounty of government as extended through
the homes established for such.