Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-05
CITY GLOBULES.


ance with its added story, handsome cornice.
ana stately flag staff.
John Sullivan, once candidate for alderman,
has got into the city hall at last by the royal
road-s thoroughly helpless drunk.
The State treasury was depleted yesterday to
the extent of the per diem of many of the
members of the impeachment court.
John Ashbee, soldier of Fort Smelling, was |
sent to St. Paul On business. He fell victim |
to blue lightning" and paid his fine and |
costs, $4.S5 into the treasury.
Pat Cunningham acknowledged the soft inn
parchment, but he said it was quite mild one |
and he was not noisy. He fined 80 and |
costs, 1886, for his spree, which he paid.
Another John, river man, and stranger
by the name of Hughes, was proved to use the |
soul destroying distilment to excess, and was
given till II o'clock to make himself scarce.
The jury having the decision of the case of
the New England Mortgage Security company
in hand had not agreed upon verdict up to
1870 o'clock this morning. Present appearances
indicate another disagreement.
There are twenty-five regular boarders at
Sheriff Kings hotel at the present time, eight
of whom to-day probably will find occasion, to
change their comfortable boarding house for
the big bucket factory at Saltwater.
Joseph LaBelle's mother applied for the re-
lease Of the little scamp from prison yesterday.
She did not wish her darling to 60 to the reform
school, SO she proposed to take him up to the
Red river valley if he can only be released.
Our advertising columns contain the articles
of incorporation of the Democrat Printing
company. The company propose to issue a
German weekly paper, conduct a job Office,
book bindery, &c. 1t is strong corporation
Ed. Fallon thought he had fallen among
thieves when he had fallen victim to bad
whisky, and J. B. Deneir and Thos. Roach
took care or him. He accused them of steal
ing from his person s15. The judge acquitted
August Walter, of Little Canada, swore out
a complaint against his son George for put
ting head on him." his father. Deputy
Sheriff Harrison brought the dutiful young
scion of the house of Walter to town last night
and rendered him the Inequalities of the Ram
| sey county mansion.
Messrs. Jacob q. Miller, president, Ernst F.
Semke, secretary, in accordance with the action
| of the society, have filed in the Secretary of
States office, notification changing the name
| of the Ramsey County German Horticultural
Society to ''the Ramsey County German Agri-
cultural and Horticultural Society.
John Luckerty is an old man. He was
| never in police court before, but he certainly
could not deny that for once he had INDUCED
more than he ought in fire water and if the
| judge would only put him on his good behav-
Jour he would never offend again. Considera-
tey he was allowed to depart after depositing
$2.OU
Charles Galloway is obstinate as his team is,
or it may be that officer Murphy is, for the lat
ter charges the former with persisting in plac-
ing his hack where he has no right to be when
he visits the depot in search of a fare. Charles
| says he don't do it. Dennis says he does and
Charles asked Judge O. Brien ten days to prove
he was right. The judge gave him till Monday
at o'clock.
Hannah Walsh was not drunk, how could
any one say such thing of her. She came to
town Monday from Mankato. She had no idea
why she was run in" She had not been in
the city for two years, and if the Judge would
let her, she would return at once to Mankato,
instead OF which she was returned to the cage
| which knew her SO well-$l5 or thirty DAYS.
Hannah had not the greenbacks and went over.
Mr.. Goette applied to the county commits
sioners yesterday to know what to do with his
little insane daughter. He had taken her to St.
Peter, and the authorities returned her to him
saying that she was not tit subject for them.
| The father stated that it took two persons to
| look after her and care for her, and that he
was unable to give her the proper care. The
board was unable to help him and referred him
to the judge of probate.
P. Schweitzer, sheriff of Blue Earth county.
Is IN town. He is on his return trip from Still
water, where he left two horse thieves. Zine
pOlski and Zero, and q pimp named Wallis, the
two former to work for the State for one year.
the latter for six months. The sheriff called
upon Sheriff King and Chief Weber and over
looked their establishments with the desire of
getting wrinkle Or two. Sheriff Schweitzer
is an able and shrewd officer, who will do honor
to Mankato in his official capacity.
team attached to lumber box wagon ran
away from the corner of Robert and Thirteenth
streets yesterday morning. little bov four
years old and small dog sat complaceptly and
quietly in the wagon as the team ran. As the
wagon reached the corner of jackson and
Twelfth streets the wagon box was thrown off
from the wheels, but luckily fell right side up.
| The younster, without murmur or complaint.
| arose and walked out of the rear end of the
wagon as though it was an every day occur
renee.
There was stir and commotion In the CITY
mule pen yesterday afternoon. The hurley
brute who gave officer Calvin SO much trouble
to arrest him a few days ago, and who was sen
fenced for 60 days, climbed over the
fence and sped for liberty. Officer
Welsh, who has charge of the chain gang, see
Ing the man as he was lerched en- the top Of the
fence ready to jump fred. The fellow sprang
off into the street. Welsh rushed up and deliv-
cred three more shots after him but did not
succeed in bringing down his game. johnson
escaped.
! Joseph LaBelle, John Dufoar, Leon St. Ger
main and Mitchell lie Bross, the young thieves
| of the Sixth ward. were before Judge O'Brien
Yesterday. LaBelles statement showed that
tnere was gang of some twelve or fourteen
OF these youthful pilferers who had been car
rying on this game of ''shop-lifting" for long
time. LaBelle was sentenced to pass the
remainder of his youthful days in the reform
schools the others were liberated Another
batch of these young urchins will be brought
up today if the police do their duty.
Frank Hunter, Kate Campbell and Minnie
Livingston the worthy trio arrested for the
disgraceful disturbances Monday night in the
public streets. was arraigned before judge
OBrlen. The evidence showed the parties to
be most disreputable. Hunter was proved to
be plmp OF the vilest character, and Living
ston confidence woman who had on several
occasions visited st. Paul, and Kate is well
known courtesan of Minneapolis. The row
originated in jealousy between the soiled doves
over the degraded specimen of humanity who
accompanied them Hunter and Kate naid
their fne, and Livingston was ordered ont of
town.
Owing to contemplated change in our bus
mess, we WILL from this date, close out our en-.
tire stock at and below cost for CASH.