St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-17
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.


Chicago until Monday.
Two buffalo robes were stolen from the
stable of ex-Gov. Ramsey Thursday night.
The Texas land syndicate hearing in
chambers by Judge Wilkin is still in pro-
gSess.
The Little Sisters Of the poor report
generous donation of $50, from the members
of the police force.
In descending the steps of the custom
house last evening Mr.. Ford, the attorney,
fell and injured his back.
The wife of Peter Pliuss, a brick mason,
on yesterday presented him with boy baby,
this being their nineteenth child.
Stuart B Shutwell on examination in the
supreme court, was admitted yesterday to
practice in the courts of Min nesota.
The grand jury will report their doings to
Judge Simops at a session of the district
court TO be held this morning at ten O'Clock.
Mr.. E. j. Hodgson reports that robe was
stolen fiom his cutter, which was left stand
ing in front of his Office on Wabashaw
street.
,OAssistant Superintendent OF Public In
struction Prendergast left the city last evening
TO spend the Sabbath at his home in Hutch
inson.
The board of abatement passed on thirty
five personal and real estate tax cases yester-
day and adjourned to gao p. m, Friday,
January 80.
Ex-Goy. st. John will lecture In the Jack
son street NJ. E. church, on Sunday evening
the 18th. Subject: National prohibition of
the liquor traffic.
The jury IN the case of Edwin Locke vs..
the Bradstreet commercial agency, in the Q.
s. circuit court, returned verdict yesterday
in favor Of the defendant.
The sale of property for delinquent assess
ments on various city Improvements will
take place at the office of the city treasurer
on the Goth inst. at 10 a. m.
\ young lady named Miss Stelter fell on
the sidewalk on East Third, near Wabashaw
street, about O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
and was painfully injured about the shoulder
and limbs.
A social meeting with music, readings,
.recitations etc, will be given at the rooms Of
the Gospel Temperance unions So East Sew
enth street, this evening at s O'Clock. All
are cordially invited.
Judge Nelson and jury in the Q. S. cir
cult court, Yesterday, took up the case Of H..
II. Hodgson vs.the Western Union Telegraph
company, in which action is brought for
$40. 100 FOR personal injuries.
District Messenger Charles Oberholser,
a special officer, brought an impecunious
drunkard to the city hall late last night, who
insisted In camping out on the Office floor Of
the IRRATIONAL hotel.
The polo match between the st. Paul club
and the Silver Stars Of Minneapolis, played
a victory Tor the St. Paul boys, who defeated
their opponents two TO one.
Gilbert OlesOn, running a,grocery store at
No. AS Jackson street, made an assignment
yesterday for the benefit Of his creditors to
Fred Nelson. The assignment was precipi-
tated by suit for $3.50 by Henry T. OstIng
The name Of George w. Lamson was, in
some way, unintentionaly Omitted from the
list Of directors of the Masonic Relief associa-
ton meeting, an account Of which was pub
lished exclusively in the GLOBE yesterday
morning.
officer Big Tom found an overcoat lying
in the doorway of the"Hot Sausage Saloon, &"
on West Seventh street, next to the st. Paul
house, last evening. supposed 10 have
been stolen, and left II .. the city hall for
recognition.
Chief Of Police Clark has purchased q
handsome sorrel mare, clean limbed, sinewy
and a perfect picture. She Is Ave years old
and tips the scale at 1, $50 pounds, and the
knowing ones In horse nesh predict that she
will prove Sumner"
Chas. Kelly was arrested BY Detective Dan
OConnor yesterday for the larceny OF a
buffalo robe from the cutter of Capt. Berger
ou the night Of the 10th inst. He was ar
rested in saltwater and the property was
recovered. lie was sent up DOR ninety days.
Mr.. J. J. Williams has been appointed
clerk OF the board Of control, Vice County
Auditor James O'Bricn resigned. Mr. viii.
Jams is fully competent to discharge the
duties Of the position and the appointment is
good one.
The following works we're receiv ed by the
state library yesterday: Danforth u Wicke's
Nrw York Court Of Appeals Digest; Vol. 90,
Iowa Reports; Laws ~ Iowa for 1884; i've
volumes Iowa Documents: Comparative
Census of Iowa for 1854; House and Senate
Journals OF Iowa for 1884.
The remains of Mr.. Joseph II. semper,
who died suddenly at Helena. M9nt., u few
days ago, will arrive in ST. Paul o-day Mr.
Semper had no peer as travelling salesman,
and his services were highly apr Ecciated BY
Mcssrs. Lanpher, Finch Il timer, IN
whose employ he was up TO the Time OF his
death
The action OF the grand jury In The case Of
w. c. Lattimcr, for larceny from Perkins,
Lyons & Co, win not be definitely known
until il reports to the court this IN oruiug II
Is understood that the friends q Lattimer
have settled with the above firm by paving
The full amount claimed with in terest RnG
have their receipt therefor.
Frank STANLEY, who was examdred on the
charge Of insanity Yesterday, has been iden-
.iied AS the man who has been writing a6u
Siyc ami threatening letters to prominent
citizens aud number of city aud county
officials. Among those who wee recipient,
~ letters were Commodore Davidson, ex
Sheriff King, Chief Clark, job s. Prime,
and Col. Harrington.
Deputy Sheriff Lunkenheimer took Thomas
Hanlcy to Minneapolis YESTERDAY, where he
was arraigned on the charge ~ murder be
fore Judge Lochren, OF the Heuu~piu dis.
trict court, and rcmandcd back tV Ramsey
county jail, the hearing OF IFS case being SCI
for Tuesday January %. This scbou wa,
necessitated by the absence OF Hanley's
counsel, Hon. c. u. o'Brien. in New York
telephone message was received at 20.
lice headquarters last night. nrom ID,
authorities in charge OF the schuol hous,
connected with the German CagholA cathed
raj, 20 the effect that some one had broker
into the building. OGhcer Phil Gibbons ant
Doc. Casey, Of the patrol wagons force. wen
over and search resGlicd IN th.. .iiscnrer,