Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-10
CITY GLOBULES.

ternoon.
E. L. Frier, cashier at Averill, Russell &
Carpenters, is happy man, and all because
youth has arrived at his mansion who will
perpetuate the family name.
John Sullivan INDUCED in a dizzy toot on
Monday and came before his honor yesterday
as fresh as basket of chips. He paid three
bills for the drunk in addition to hrst costs.
The brewery firm of Gray, Wood & Leonard,
st. Vincent, has recently changed partnership,
Mr. Leonard retiring from the business, his
place being filed by n MIR. Shepard, OF that
city.
Before United States Commissioner Cardozo
yesterday, Richard Naddy, convicted few
DAYS since of selling whisky to Indians, was
sentenced to pay fine of 1875 and be impris-
oned until shutdown.
A pan of ashes set fire to a shed in the rear
of Richard Ireland's residence. at 69 West Fifth
street, yesterday morning. Fortunately the
blazs discovered in time, and the frs put
out with few buckets of water.
Archibald Mcleod. manager of Scott's res
taurant was arraisned at the municipal court
yesterday morning, charged with keeping the
liquor dispensary open after IL o'clock at night.
The examination will take place to-day.
G. 81. Schmidt died at his residence, corner
Of Fifth and Maria avenue, Monday night,
after an illness Of three weeks. He was a men,
Der of Union Lodge No. As, l. o. .. +. His
funeral will take place at P. NJ. to-day,
The Christian association of Minnesota,
Anti-Masonic society," holds its annual conven"
ton to-day. The series of exercises will be
opened tonight at Knauft's halls by a lecture
from Rev. D. P. Rathbun, reformed Mason.
A sleigh driven by Charles Leonard, while
turning the corner of Third and Jackson street.
yesterday afternoon, collided with buggy
belonging to Francis Brigham, which was
standing in front of the Merchants. The hind
wheel of the buggy was broken.
The jury was called in the United States cir
cult court, yesterday, and responded. As their
names were exclusively published in the GLOBE
ut the time of the drawing by the clerk, Mr..
II. E. Mann and Commissioner D. A. Robert
son, there's no need of repetition at this
time.
The rush at the strouse Bankrupt Sale on
Monday and Tuesday was great, thatCzahm
Il Mann were obliged to close and lock the
doors at intervals during the day, in order to
wait upon their customers. As fast as one
store full was attended to, another was nd.
mitted.
George Waeks imbibed too many bowls
night before last, and the bug juice operated
so freely that his legs put on the dizzy appear
of an Indian worm fence. He was before
Judge Flint yesterday, and restored to society
upon promising to take the pledge and let
poor whisky alone in the future.
yo1ng man named Thomas Hines was be.
fore Judge Flint yesterday charged with the
larceny of wood from Martins lnmberyard on
West Sixth street. The complainant failed to
the w apfO IF
prosecution. 1t is proper to state that this
Hines ia not the son of Anthony Hines who re-
sides on Minnesota street.
A small boy and pizened purp on Third
street yesterday afternoon, caused quite fu-
rore and collected large crowd of sympathetic
onlookers. The animal behaved strangely, on
seeing which the lad moved to drug store and
procured pint bottle Of sweet oil, which he
proceeded to make the dog guzzle to the dis
gust of the purp and the edifcation of the by
ISLANDERS. When last seen the animal had not
croaked.
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon a
double-seated cutter, containing two ladies and
a little girl, sloughed at sharp angle in turn
ing thu corner of Third and Jackson Streets
upsetting the sleigh and dumping the inmates
to the sidewalk in front Of the entrance to the
Merchants. The fall was lessened by the
prompt action of Mr.. Dave Burke who came to
q
parties were I'M ured.
Yesterday as Officer Mitchell was conducting
the ''chain gang from the Jail to the rock
pile, David Gerson, twenty days man, at
tempted to escape. A the column debouched
on to Wabashaw street he made a spring for
liberty and took 2:40 gait up Wabashaw. He
was brought to a sudden halt by Officer
Lowell, who threw his arms around him and
thus brought him within the embrace of the
law again, for his uncxpired term.
Almost an accident occurred to John Heber's
new Minnesota House double sleigh. The
sleigh contained a party of six. As it was
turning from Jackson into Seventh street, the
turn being rather short, the entire party, with
seats, cushions, robes aud hay were thrown out
of the sleigh and scattered in the widest pro-
fusion. Fortunately the horses were quiet and
stopped at once. No one was hurt, and tho
boys gathered up themselves and their traps
amid roars of laughter from the lockers on.
Yesterday official information was received
at Gen. Terry's headquarters of the adjourn
ment Of Maj. Renos court martial. The pro-
ceedings will reach here within few days. and
In case of any other action than that of dis
missal, cashiering meaning tho same thing in
The United States army, the result will be made
public at an early day. In the case of the
court having sentenced Reno to dismissal, and
Gen. Terry approving the proceedings will
have to be forwarded to Washington for the
Presidents approval.
Yesterday Officer Gruber passed through an
Investigation at the hands of the mayor on
charges preferred by Frank Kelly, keeper of
saloon on the corner Of Minnesota and Fourth
streets. 1t seems that Saturday night, Kelly
was keeping open after hours. Officer Gruber
went In to tell him to shut up, whereupon
Kelly attempted to bounce the officer out. III
the melee a window was broken, and hence the
charges AS Officer Gruber only doing his
duty, Kelly's complaint is verySweak, and was
considered.
Levi A. Cooley was arrested few days since
on complaint of young man named Church.
who charged the former with the embezzle-
ment of $50, claiming that the latter sum was
hnlawfuliy retained from the purchase money
If a horse sale. The hearing took place on
Friday last and was concluded the day follow.
ing, the case being taken under advisement.
Judge Flint rendered his decision yesterday,
iGscharging the defendant on the ground that
The testimony Of the complainant was more
than rebutted by the evidence submitted for
the defense.
DR.. Stein has just had peculiar case for
treatment. One of B. Beaupre's carriage
horses was brought to him supposed to be suf-
terlpg with some acute disease. The doctor
examined the animal aud soon discovered what
appeared to be al unnatural growth in the an
,mals throat. Instruments were brought into
1equisition and the substance was removed
when it proved the root of shrub which had
evidently been mixed in the hay fed the ami
NAL and had lodged in his throat. But for the
tkillful removal Mr.. Beaupre would have been
minus a valuable horse.
A very clever performance on the part of the
stranger, and one which paid him q SO ulster.
Il happened in this way: About 6 o'clock he
sauntered into the doorway of M. LEWIS