St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-15

court, Is SalQ 10 nave an allaS OIL 'SGrOng."
The city treasurer will disburse $50, 600 to
day in payment for work done under sewer
contracts for 1883.
Frank Walsh was arrested yesterday by
Capt Bresette as frst-class vagabond, and
locked up at the city hall.
The secretary of state was the recipient
yesterday, of a copy of the tenth United
States census from Washington.
State Librarian Taylor received the
tenth Oregon reports and the senate and house
journal of California for 1888, yestesday.
Arrangements are completed for street
parade to be given by the. Catholic societies
of st. Paul next Monday, ST. Patrick's day.
Dan Green stole one silver and two gold
watches from O'Shea's jewelry store on West
Third street, yesterday, and escaped with his
plumber.
Secretary Hart is preparing a detailed re-
port of the county and town pauperism of
the state, for the board of corrections and
charities.
Hans Berchman, the fighting tramp crank
in the county jail awaiting insanity develop
ments pitched into keepers very violently
yesterday.
There was forty-couple dance at Vim. G.
Kohlman's at Jarvis Lake on Thursday even
ing, at which Wilson'S quadrllle band fur
nshed music.
A very small boy named Edmond Jachin-
sky, was arrested yesterday afternoon on the
charge of breaking into a carpenter shop.
He was after tools.
Ed. s. Bean, it is understood, has conclud-
ed to take the position offered him by Dr.
Day as superintendent Of mails, vacated by
Bosworth's departure.
The Omaha pay car was disbursing salar-
aries to employees in the city yesterday, and
will leave on similar errand on the North
ern division of the road this morning.
The examination Of Sheriff Ole J. Ernest,
of Alexandria, this week for malfeasance in
Office by committee appointed by the gov
ernor is said to be quite an animated hear
ing.
Teachers institutes viii be held next Mon
day at Rochester for Olmsted county, and at
Wabashaw for Wabashaw county. Prof. D..
L. Kiehle delivers the lecture before the in
stitute at Wabashaw.
William LeClair got full and fell against a
window, at the corner of Seventh and Locust
street, and broke it. A friend of his offered
to pay for it, but LeClair would not allow
him to do it and wss locked up.
The inquiries sent out by the United States
Department of Agriculture, for the material
for the April report will refer to the health of
farm animals and the condition of winter
grains. The circulars are now being dis
tributed
A permit was issued yesterday by Building
Inspector Johnson for the construction of the
Forepaugh three story brick block, at the
Seven. corners, the foundation of which was
laid last year. The cost of completion will
be $40, 1000.
Detective Walsh arrested Henry Thorn on
a warrant yesterday for stealing horse and
buggy from the livery of John F. Alexander,
of this city, last fall. The property was soon
after recovered, but Thorn has been in hid
ing since the escapade.
Clerk Spencer of the United States district
court, was engaged yesterday in the testi-
mony in the case of Geo. S. Desnoyer
against Dennis Ryan, in which action is
brought to recover 200 acres of land lying
between Minneapolis and st. Paul.
s. J. Davis, sheriff of Todd county, ac-
companied by VIM. Mcdonald, as guard,
lodged Samuel Suhli, sentenced for man
slaughter in the second degree for five years,
and Jacob Thorbridge, for assault with a
dangerous weapon, for nine months in the
Saltwater penitentiary yesterday.
Gov. Hubbard appointed yesterday P. H.
NJ V. Appleby, of St. Vincent, Judge of
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resigned. DR.. G. De Mars was appointed to
this vacancy, but the appointment was re-
yoked on account of his not having the
proper qualifications as resident of the
state.
Gov. Hubbard received yesterday certi-
fed copy of approved list No. 16 of swamp
and overfowed lands, selected as inuring to
the state of Minnesota, under the provisions
of the acts Of congress, approved Sept %,
1850, and March II, 1860, in the district of
lands subject to sale at Duluth, comprising
1872, 159 32-100 acres.
Yesterday afternoon, Detective Walsh took
into tow one Henry Thorn, charged with the
larceny of horse and buggy from AleXan-
der's livery stable. On the goth of last Oc-
tober, Thorn engaged the rig for buggy
ride and he never came back. He went into
Little Canada, where he left the horse and
traded the buggy. The hearing will take
place to-day.
Early yesterday morning, girl, named
Olson, residing in East st. Paul, rushed into
city hall, and stated that her father had
threatened to kill her mother. Officer
Schwitzer went to the home of the Olsons',
and found that the head of the house had be-
come crankey because his wife had expended
$40 for dry goods. He was informed that if
he made another bad break he would be run
in.
The Crusaders at special meeting last
evening resolved to turn out with the Father
Matthew society on st. Patrick's day, and
after mass at the cathedral they will pay
their respects to Right Rev. Bishop Grace, at
his residence. The society viii meet prompt
ly at its hall at $50 a. M, with Mr.. j. B.
Handlan as marshal
j. E. Brady, charged with disorderly con
duct in locking boy in cellar, and de-
handing SO for his release, denies the ale
ration entirely, stating that the charge was