Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-26
CITY GLOBULEs.
Dr.. Roy was moving round the streets ye.te,-
day, as usual.

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DR.. Roy was moving round the streets ye.te,-
day, as usual.
There will be another matinee at the munici-
| pal court this morning
Three officers of last nights force were off
| duty in consequence of sickness.
The board of impeachment managers, by or
der of Chairman Campbell, will meet in this
! city, April I'd, for consultation.
Gen. r. W. johnson lectures this evening in
the Plymouth church on War Memories, ~
which will be rare treat to the hearers.
! At eleven o'clock las. night five of the cells
OF the public station had tenants, with several
more likely to be such, to be heard from.
The calendar Of Judge Simons branch of the
district court is all but disposed of, and it is
anticipated the remaining cases thereon will
be concluded on April I'd, Sd and 4th.
1t doesn't do for prisoners, before Judge
Flint to put on too much style. Edwards
found that out yesterday when the Judge plas-
tered him sweetly with $40 and costs.
John Walsh convicted few days ago in the
municipal court of a violent drunk, for which
he was committed, was yesterday discharged
from custody by the order of Judge Flint.
brought down last week by the Aunt Betsey. are
being unloaded at the lower levee. The two
barges contained about IT'S, 900 brick of q first
| rate quality.
As was to be expected Officer DeCorsey. as
| sisted by other policemen, succeeded about 80
o'clock this morning, in running down two
| more of the five Swedes who insulted the lady
on Jackson street during the evening previous.
A private telegram to the editor of the Pio-
neer Press announces that Geo. Lewis of this
city, who was convicted last October of rob-
bling the mails, and sentenced to two years
imprisonment, has been pardoned by President
Hayes.
| The floor of the cell room of the police sta
! ton was again covered last night by seething
mass of homeless humanity, crowded together
| as closely as men could pack themselves to-
| gether. How much longer is this reprehcnsible
| condition of affairs to continue?
| The President has forwarded to the Governor
the commissions of Hon. E. F. Drake, of this
city, and DR.. A. c. Wedge, Of Albert Lea, RS
honorary commissioners at the Paris exposition
to which they were nominated by Gov. Pills
bury some time ago.
Esbjornson, who, with DR. Mcdonald, of
Fon du Lac. Wis. convicted in Milwaukee
on last Friday of procuring an abortion on Annie
HOllingsworth, passed through st. Paul yester-
day on his way to Litchfeld. Pending the
motion for trial Esbjornson and McDon-
aid have been liberated on bail.
The city readers of the GLOBE, and many
others, will be glad to hear that Mrs. T. C.
| Williams the well known hostess Of the Will
| Jams house, White Bear, seriously i'll for some
time past, is slowly conyalescing and that her
| complete restoration to health is now thought
| to be d question of only q brief space of time.
| James H. Farrell, who had Pat Connolly ar
| rested for an assault upon him at the notorious
| Adelphia, authorizes denial Of the stat ement
that he is one of the Connolly-Broom stripe.
| He says he has lived here twenty-one years, and
is an honest man, and simply went there with
stranger when an assault was made upon
! him.
By the way, why were not Kitty Wells and
1 VIM. Arbuckle among the penitents yesterday
before Judge Flint? They were pulled on
| Sunday morning, and if all accounts be true,
were less guilty than the colored couple
arrested at the same and in the same building,
| who yesterday paid their quota into the city s
| treasury.
The evidence against Broom and Connolly. as
developed in their trial yesterday, was extreme
| ly gauzy, and the county attorney felt it, The
| only witness put on the stand WAS Kate Hutton,
1 anu III NDulu nave DGen useless TO nave sworn
| either Of the prisoners to testify against the
! other. Such birds Of a feather are extremely
apt to stick together, when the pinch comes
| in u tight place.
! Mr.. George r. Finch is adding to the attrac-
tions Of White Bear, by the erection of the
handsomest cottage yet built at that fayorite
resort 1t will be two story structure 40
| feet front, situated on the west shore of the
lake, near the cottage of Walter Mann, ESQ.,,
| and from it's commanding position and archi-
| tectural beauties, will be striking feature in
the general perspective
| Sweden, a certain portion of it repre-
sented in this city,was on the decided rampage
last night. A party Of some four or five
drunken Swedes insulted lady last night in
| the neighborhood of the intersection Of jackson
and Seventh streets. The fact coming to the
ears Of Officer De Corsey he got upon their trail
and bagged two of then, and at IL o clock 2. NJ.
| was in a fair way of netting the ring leader and
the balance.
1 At o'clock last night story aud half
frame dwelling, situated on Ellen street, one
block from Melrose avenue was entirely con-
sumed by fire. An adjacent building was
saved by the vigorous efforts of bucket
brigade. There was an insurance on the burnt
building, which belonged to German, whose
name could not be ascertained, amounting to
$4O0. The FIRE department did not turn out
as its efforts would have been useless, in the
absence of water in the vicinity Of the fire.
there being, indeed, no alarm turned in.