Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-06
CITY GLOBULEs.

Inc state treasurer received from New
York yesterday $14,67O, interest on United
States bonds held by different trust funds.
The funeral of Mary Desmond, daughter
of Mr.. Desmond, foreman of the gas works
took place from St. Mary's Church, yesterday
forenoon.
Now comes Ida Ritman to the front an6
swears that she has been maliciously NAL
treated by her migrate husband, Jacob. Yhe
unlovely affair will be ventilated tomorrow
morning.
Charles Johnson celebrated the anniver.
sary of American Independence by going on
royal spree. He got beautifully budeed
and was put in the cooler for four DAYS
yesterday.
All the damage by the late storm has been
repaired and the trains on the Chicago
Milwaukee q st. Paul railroad are LEAVING
and arriving on time, and going through
without any detention whatever.
The GLOBE misprinted the name of the
maker of the Damacus Commandery flag.
1t was Mr.. P. T. Kavanagh who did that
work, and it was SO we'll done that he is en-
titled to have his name given correctly.
City Treasurer REM disbursed about 49,
600 yesterday. OF the amount 81 ,576.27
was paid to the street force, and tn balance
to contractors on estimates, due for sewer
work, grading, and other street improve
ments.
The following gentlemen are engaged in q
shooting match against the Winona Schuet-
zengesellschaft for this afternoon: Messrs.
Hinkel, Hankey, P6ster, Scheffer, Macklett,
Taylor, Wohlfarth, Zahonyi, Lawrence, Grote.
Two Polanders, named Frank Kahant and
John Speaker, engaged in row, night be-
fore last, and the latter came out second
best. Chagrined with the result of the set
to, Speaker is after the other fellow with q
warrant.
Some lively talking on the market question
in the chamber of commerce is anticipated
tomorrow morning. The clique opposing
the project will make their last stand here,
and try their best to oppose this public i'm
provement.
After the conclusion of the races yesterday
at the Driving park, Darlington, who won
the 125 yards foot-race against Mccall,
Thursday, undertook to run quarter of q
mile In less than one minute for wager of
1925, making the distance in 1:O2.
The city comptroller, in auditing bill
yesterday, came across an item of "$7 so
for two blowers.'' City ATTORNEY Murray
recommended the rejection of the bill, as he
believed that SO near the Fourth blowers
could be gotten cheaper.
State Treasurer Pfaender made payments
as follows yesterday on the wolf bounty &C
count: To Houston county, 30 scalps o,
$500; Scott county, 5 or $50; Mower county
u or Sl65; Murray county, For So; Martin
county, % or 1863; and ons wolf carcass was
lugged up from Wright county, and paymen
Of $3 received therefor.
The! committee appointed to examine ap
plicants for the bar met in district cour
chamters yesterday forenoon. Oates B
Benton and Warren Carpenter, Jr., appeared
as applicants, and after a thorough examina
ton both gentlemen were admitted to prac
tice at the Ramsey county bar.
James McDonough entered Doyle's saloo,
on Minnesota street, on the evening of tn,
Fourth, and proceeded to make himself OBJ
noxious by insulting the latter's customers
A reprimand was given which provoked ,
row, during which Mr.. Doyle got the wors
OF it. The latter was looking up crimina
proceedings yesterday, and he says that tn,
end is not yet. - "
When some peoples patriotism gets worke,
up to Fourth of July pitch it is bound K
boil over. So it was with the eight patriots
who faced the unflinching front of Justice
in the municipal court yesterday morning
They were all charged with disorderly con.
duct, which is otherwise known as pure Gus.
sedness, superinduced by liberal rotations
of bug juice. They were committed from
four days to two weeks each.
Mrs. Wurst, whose husband is barber
having shop on Third street, was at police
headquarters, yesterday morning. Wu-s
was on the worst kind of drunk, sa d
she, and she was afraid. In this she was
endorsed by nod from her pretty daugh.
tor, who accompanied her. Under advice
shs went to the municipal court to gel
out warrant for her bad husbands ar.
rest, SO that she might be at peace.
The condition of Charles Coggshall, who
was severely injured by falling off the Elmo
train night before last, is changed for the
better. He was semi-conscious yesterd i
and was cognizant at times of what was
transporting around him. DR.. Murphy has
been indefatigable in his attentions. The
lads parents were at his bedside all of yes
4 <or1or hon 81 IN.
yesterday morning.
While making his exit from the circus tent
on Thursday evening, Mr.. j. Esoh was
tripped by some one in the crowd, and on re-.
covering his feet he felt for his gold watch
chain, but found it missing. A silver time.
piece was attached to the pocket end of the
chain, and Mr.. Esch has arrived at the lopi
cal conclusion that his sudden fall was alto.
gether preconoerted. 1t is needless to say
that no clue is had Of the perpetrator.
Edward Sullivan does the grand by stand
ing on tho platform of bob-tailed street
chariot and manipulating the ribbons of {
degenerated buoephalus. He varied the pas
time on tho evening of the Fourth by kick.
ing up row with fellow unknown named
Healey. The ruction took place at the street.
car barn and the latter got. considerably the
worst of it. The initiat.r of the row va.
before Judge Flint yesterday, aud Mr.. Sulli-
van paid about $l3 90 for the pastime.
Several of the army people, had sooia
celebration of the Fourth at White Bea,
lake. Major Hughes, Capt. Gibbs, Col
Saunders, Capt. Godfrey and Lieut.. Aver
got up q champion contest at fishing. rh.
last named won the prize in his catch of fish
both as to number aud size. Under the
latter head be is reported 10 have drawn in
fish ten feet long by two feet square, and
if this isn't so, tnen he wasn't there. Be
yond this assertion no further venture il
made. -