Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-07


citizens know the remedy. AS long as 1T
pays to betray st. Paul, so long will she be
betrayed.
CITY GLOBULEs.
The public schools open tomorrow.
Vacation is over, to the delight of parents
and to the-sorrow of children.
Station Keeper Jessrang accommodated
seven prisoners up to midnight last night, FIVE
of whom were dead drunk.
The plat of Adam Gotzian's sub division of
block 4, in Lyman Dayton's addition, was
fled for record with the register of deeds, YES
terday.
Kavanagh introduced an innovation in the
auction line, yesterday morning, that of selling
dogs, one of which, Thoroughbred pointer,
sold for $3.50.
The city treasurer made the following dis
bursements yesterday: Salaries for August to
board of education, $500; contractor, 5000,
and the street force 81, 400.
Mike Smith, giddy but fly young man from
the suburbs, was up yesterday for INDUCING a
constitutional appetite to bulge. He will
take the pure quill for three days.
Jimmy McWilliams went on dizzy foot day
before yesterday. and hauled up yesterday
morning the most lonesome looking man in
the great Northwest. He paid light fine and
was discharged.
The Pinafore crew will reach st. Louis by the
great Ottumwa route, under the direction of
Geo. B. Hall, the popular agent of that line,
who provided all the conveniences requisite for
their transportation by special train to their
destination.
Paul Schlife a wife heater, was before
Judge Flint yesterday for administering an
unmerciful humping to Mrs. Echlife He
was supposed to have been intoxicated at the
time, but as that was no palliatiou for so
heinous ofense he was consigned to the cooler
for one week.
Among the notable improvements of the
| hundred in progress is the handsome dwelling
! being erected by Mr.. Carl Fuchs at the north
| east corner of Oak and Walnut streets. 1t is
| to be a two story building, ornamental archi-
lecture, and will have all the modern convent
ences, as well as being supplied with water and
! gas in every room.
sorrowful granger previously told his
story at the depot, yesterday morning. It was
the old story, which carries the moral with it,
When you leave your own hay-mow, you ought
| to g-chain your pocket book to your person.
The granger couldn't tell how he lost his $32,
but suspected it dropped out of his pocket
when he was in the crowd. Just SO; but foul
catch was made when on the drop.
A dapper young fellow named Gatty was run
in early yesterday morning for effusinR his
lack of civil engineering knowledge by trying
to describe worm fence with his legs one
of the principal thoroughfates. He was up
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tanglcfoot. wherefore the weakness in his legs.
He disbursed three ducats and was discharged.
day or two since a man named Eschle was
fined in the municipal court for drubbing an
acquaintance named Martin Crisp. The former
was so exasperated at the result of the proceed
1ngs as to prefer charges of assault and battery
against the latter, that being the speediest
manner of getting even. The hearing took
place yesterday, and resulted IN the defend
ants acquittal and discharge.
The case against David Motion, the hickman,
charged with attempt to retain money belong
ing to an inebriated visitor to the fair day be-
fore yesterday, was called for hearing in the
municipal court yesterday morning. con-
tinuance was requested by the prisoner and the
examination was deferred until 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon, the prisoner being COM
mitted in default of $500 bail.
The case of Peter E. Hanson vs. the estate of
Morris Lamprey came up before Judge Simons,
yesterday, on motion for the appointment Of
guardian to deceased's minor heirs during the
suit. 1t IS brought to recover 81 500 which
Hanson claims he gave Morris Lamprey as pur-
chase money for certain lands in Meeker coun-
ty, which he claims was never bought. Morris
Lamprey's books show no account of such an
alleged transaction. The motion was heard,
Ed. s. Hollinshead was appointed guardian d6
titena.
When Barney Murray faced the music at the
municipal court yesterday morning, his face
bore as wintry and gloomy an aspect as No.
vember landscape. He had toyed with the adj
der that Turks in the product of the still, and
the damnable tempter had ratified his weak
blood. He admitted being drunk, said he felt
lonesome and that he possessed yearning de-
sire to go home. The court gave him twenty
four hours in which to shake st. Paul dust
from his sandels, and he left the room with
alacrity.
A stalwart named Mike Kelly was arraigned
at the municipal court yesterday for being too
fresh at the Jackson street depot. He was
filled to the throat with bad whisky and was as
full of cussedness and fight as the boss galute
of the 'howling Wilderness After insulting
several passengers he threatened to paralize
any seven policemen in st. Paul. Overhearing
the remark he was slapped in the neck and
spun to the station by Officers Morgan and
Frett. he will live on prescribed diet for one
| week.
Yesterday the City Railway company received
three cars from the workshops of J. NJ. Jones
d. Co., Schenectady, N. Y. The cars are COM
plete In all the modern improvements, brakes,
running gear, ETC., and are models for beauty
and neatness. In an ornamental way they are
attractive, being built of we'll seasoned timber,
inlaid with handsome wood of different varie-
ties, and withal painted il . beautiful style.
These new cars will be put in service at once,
and thus the accommodations of the railway,
| heretofore heavily taxed, will be relieved by
| coaches in which it will De genuine pleasure
| to ride. Besides all this, the cars may be taken
as an indication of prosperity, we'll deserved by
| the company.
Third street, near Fabel's saloon, was en-
livened last night by frisky row between
shoemaker named Hannen and tailor by the
| name of Ellness, and the affair was quite as
amusing as it was harmless: The knight of
| the goose and he of the awl met, scowled at
each other, and both agreed to settle an old
grudge by hand to hand encounter
Each man agreed that a. there wasn't room
enough in the world for both of them, one or
! the other would have to be exterminated. The
tailor proceeded to pulverize his antagonist by
dealing him one or two elbow stitches in the
side, which were bottles, however, as the
man of lasts called the turn by giving his an
tagonist an application of boots which were
laid on vigorously. About this time Officer
Bremmer appeared on the scene and rushed
both contestants to tho station.
! Mrs. Spraguo's Petition.
| Rov1DENcE, Il. l., Sept. 6.-The petition of
Mrs. Kate Chase sprngue, for the appointment
of trustee for her property. came up in the
supreme court to-day, and Wednesday next was