Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-08
CITY GLoBULEs.

| fighting drunk was taken out of job
liarkin's saloon last night and locked up. q
showed signs of having been pretty roughl
| handled
The New York Bazaar, at the corner Of sey
enth and jackson streets, offers special bargain
Tor this week. Their advertisement elsewher
gives the details.
Ii the weather is not favorable to-day for tn
Grand Union Musical Festival, at White Bear
Bach's Milwaukee and the ST. Louis and Grea
Western bands will play at the Opera House.
Tony Denier's 'Humpty Dumpty" panto
mime bills make big spread upon the blanl
walls and boardings. in the city. Hurnpt,
Dumpty will occupy the Opera house on Fri
day and Saturday next.
Harry Robinson's Ministries will be at the
Opera house Monday evening. During fail
week they played to large and enthusiastic au
dlences In Minneapolis. Box office for sale OF
reserved seats will be open tomorrow at
o'clock.
party of bold riders,'' made up OF
James Lee, Philadelphia. N. McAfee, "Cham-
plon' Cook, A. P. Wilkes and T. B. Myers, start
out tomorrow morning for 500 mile ride,
including a visit and fox hunt with the Eng
llsh gentlemen in attendance upon the fair the
past week. and are anticipating lots of fun.
The two humbugs 'sDrs." Williams and For
den, of the Magnetic Infrmary'' have cleared
out and let their creditor, in. After running
up bills for rent with Mrs. Redmond, for board
at the Clarendon and at the Windsor hotels,
Tor printing, and after beating everybody.
they silently SUNK out of town and departed
for parts unknown.
In appreciation of the unusual exer tions
which the immense number of guests at the
Merchants demanded of the employees during
fair week, Colonel Allen with his accustomed
iiberallty gave each. person employed at the
motel present of from $5 to 1925. This gen
crosby on the part of the largs-hearted colonel
was highly appreciated by the recipients, and
will not be lost on them.
Three miserable DRINKS sat upon the stool of
repentance in the criminal row at the munich
pal court yesterday morning, and more wretch
ed ruetul faces could hardly be imagined than
theirs when called upon to. find the necessary
$5.o to regain their liberty, but having spent
their substance in riotons living, they were
sent to the stone pile for four DAYS healthful
labor. The names OF this worthy trio are VIM
sternberg. John Mcdonnell and John Ward.
Prof s. S. Taylor has decided to accept the
position of principal of the Jefferson school,
and his select school will therefore be abandon
ed. lime makes all things even. We congrat-
ulate the public upon the return of Prof.
Taylor to the public schools, position from
which he should never have been deposed
This appointment entirely voluntary on
the part OF the board, and without any solicit
tation on the part of Prof. Taylor.
Three fellows were making things lively in a
small grove of scrub oaks on Dayton auenue
last evening, when two gentle men residing in
the neighborhood sought out Officer Mcmahon,
and with his assistance captured the three
drunken, quarreling pugilistic roughs and
locked them up at the city hall. They had in,
their possession wicker-covered two-gallon
demljon which contained about qnart of bad
port, which it is supposed the men had stolen.
Two OF them gave their names as Frank and
John Mitchell, and the other was too drunk to
speak.
The man Mike McDermott, who was accused
OF making brutal and cowardly attack upon
Delos Jones in Pat O'Reagan's saloon on the
9TH OF August, was captured by the police and
brought before Judge Flint yesterday to answer.
The complaint charges him under two indict-
ments-one for an assault and the other for
larceny from the person. Chief Weber SAYS
the police had been looking for McDermott
ever since the occurrence, but he could not re-
sist the temptation Of visiting the big fair, and
was Immediately taken In, Prisoner pleaded
not guilty to both charges, and by request of
Chief Weber the was held over till the
18th, to give him time to get the attendance of
the prosecuting witness, JONES' who lives in
Wisconsin. Prisoner was locked up in default
of bail