Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-20
CITY GLOBULES,

John Dillon, and his company were at the
Windsor yesterday.
The trial of Frank Dufour, charged with in
decent assault on Dina Ohevallier will come up
tefore Judge Flint this morning.
There's bad dog--a very bad dog-on the
corner of Goudrioh avenue and Fourth street
The police are requested by aggrieved parties
to look out for that dorg.
The soldier who was up for drunkenness on
Saturday night was released by Chief Weber
yesterday morning and turnet1 over to the au-
thorities at Fort Smelling.
An individual got terribly boo Jed on tangle-
foot yesterday afternoon and Attempted to
carry off half hundred cigars from the Green
Tree tavern. He was passed over to Officer
Cook, who ran the felonious drunk ard to the
cooler.
All singers who desire to join the choir,
which is being organized to take part in the
meetings to be held in this city by the evan,
galists white and McGranshan. are requested
to meet at the rooms of the Y, n. q. A. on
Tuesday evening, at 1880 o'clock:
The proprietor of q livery stable at Cannon
Falls was in the city yesterday in search of .
team of roam horses which young man named
Jones, who claimed to reside in St. Paul, hired
about week ago, since which time nothing
has been seen of Jones or the horses.
A broken wheel lowered a swain and two
damsels into tho mud at the corner of Waba-
shaw and Fourth streets yesterday afternoon.
The ladies were taken to the American house,
while the young man cavorted about in the
deluge of mud to strengthen up his vehicle.
The proprietor of tho North Star -four mill
is naturally indignant. He visited the mill on
Saturday evening and discovered that . num-
Der of boys had been there during the day,
maioiously destroying about $500 worth Of
machinery. The police were notified of the
outrage and the young vandals will probably
be captured to-day.
A horse attached to delivery wagon driven
by Edward Schiller, and owned by Nicholas
Rebhols, a butcher in the Sixth ward, ran away
yesterday morning in West st. Paul. The
wagon struck post in front of Bircher's "a
loon on Hall avenue and went to pieces, while
the driver was severely injured about the head
and had his leg sprained.
The pranks of street car at tho corner of
Fourth and Jackson streets, early yesterday
morning, created considerable amusement.
The car jumped the track in bending around
| the curve and bolted for Wampler's drug store.
which would have been reached had the insen-
| safe thing not have been suddenly stopped by
colliding with the curbstone.
The Malcolm-B1anchard Opera company,
which is being organized here and in Mime
apolis for a tour of the West, in Eichberg's
sparkling opera, THE Doctor of Alcantara," is
having magnificent wardrobe made by st.
Paul costumers. The manager advertises in
to-day's paper for an alto and two bass singers.
We are promised performance of the comica]
Doctor" two weeks hence at the Opera House.
George Jemmean, employed on the new road
| leading to the Fort Smelling bridge, took lodg.
| ing at a tavern on the Fort road Saturday
| night and awoke yesterday morning minus his
grip sack and three time checks on the city OF
| St. Paul. The valise was filled With clothing
| valued at $40, and the time checks were given
| to Jemmeau by the workmen to have cashed
| being three in number. and aggregatlng 9ll.50
The robbery was reported 1T police headquar.
| tiers yesterday but no clue has been given that
might lead to the apprehension of the perpe.
| TRAITOR.
lively shindy took place last night at the
white and tan rendezvous on Robert street. &C.
cupied by Barbara Reynolds and her brother,
Thomas Jackson. The fight was short, sharp
and decisive, ard originated from a dispute
between Barbara Reynolds and white scullion
known as Annie, employed as a mental at motor.
ious bagnio. Barbara accused jackson of paying
too great attention to the white trash, where
upon she was vigorously slapped in tire face
no particular harm being done. Officer De-
| Corsey and GLOBE reporter investigated the
affair last midnight. when all waA ruiet