Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-18
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CITY GLOBUlES,


Five drinks faced his honor yesterday, each
topper being awarded uniform stretch of three
days in the cooler.
Tho horse found by the police in front of the
American express company ON Wabashaw street
on the 18th inst, still awaits an owner at
judas livery stable.
Mrs. @. j. Henreichs, charged with keeping
house of i'll fame, vacated the ranch on yestcr-
day, and the case was dismissed ON motion of
the county attorney.
A colored damsel named Matilda Adams was
arrnigned at the police court yesterday, charged
with slapping boy named Speaudasor. No
olfense was proven and the case was dismissed.
Fisher and Hartsborn. two drunkards, go,
into the aftectionate turn of mind in Rice
park, yesterday. and made spectacle OF them
selves. Capt Clark had them put out of sight
in the lock up.
U. s. Marshal McLaren returned from the
southern part of the State, yesterday, where
he has been serving subpcsnas, etc, for the
October term of the q. s. district court.
Crops are reported good, and politics mixed.
Mr.. T. X. Huddesons suit against the North
Pacific railroad company, for services before
and around the legislature of 1877, terminated
$500, and Judge Nelson awarded him S62l.27
for his services.
The sale of property coming under the de-
llnquent tax list was resumed in the county
auditors office yesterday afternoon. The sale
comprised all delinquent property in the
Sixth ward, ndSdelinquent property in what
is known as the new territory" will be sold
"day.
William Henry. a hackman, faced the music
at the municipal court yesterday, for violating
the hack ordinance, which consisted in block
ing up the approach to the depots. to the in
convenience of the passengers. He was fined
$40, but execution OF sentence stayed
til the 9th inst.
The x. N. steamboat Cheever left for down
river at noon yesterday with o good freigh,
trip ana o fair passenger list. The Peck, of
the same line, is expected to arrive to-day to
leave Friday at noon. Water one foot five
inches by the board, or only about twenty-five
inches III the channel.
The impossibility to reach Mr.. heller, the
cashier of the Northwestern bank at Mime
apolis, is beginning to attract considerable
comment in that city. The telegraph has been
industriuusly used for nearly week. but his
European trip seems to have extended beyond
he reach Of the wires.
brace of plug-uglcs named Conway and
Lewis, entered Hattie McBride's bagnio last
evening. for the purpose of creating disturb
ance. They succeeded admirably SO well in
fact, that both men were landed in the lock- up
where they were afforded ample time to reflect
over their disgraceful orgie.
The lecture of Prof. Nathan Sheppard, at the
First Baptist church, tonight, on George
Eliot, promises to be one of the most interest
nj ha Nho
fessOr's forensic abilities have been recogniz ed
on both continents, and none who hear him
will leave disappointed.
Sebastian Gcbrich, the boss brewer of Gordon.
transacted little business before Unite d
States Commissioner Cordozo yesterday. He,
Gebrich, was charged with selling beer with
out making proper entries in his government
book. He waived examination. anu was held
in his own recognlzance, the bond being fixed
at $2UO.
Margaret Bradley's career has been paved
with good intentions, and the VIOLA
ton of the same at the first oppor-
tunity. She was before Judge Flint
again yesterday, on the old charge of drunke n
ness, disgrace to her sex and the cause of de-
cency. As there Is no expectation of her re-
formation, she was put out Of harms way for
ninety days.
was made yesterday by Fl. s. Fairchild. The
property was situated on st. Peter street. con-
slstlng of three stores and lots. John Jessranp
y. L.. Horst and Henry Nachsheim were the
purchasers. In addition Mr. Fairehld sold two
dwellings and lots on Minnesota street, uhich
were bought by Capt. Jacob Manner. All the
property sold we'll.
Yesterday morning about 5 o'clock, Henry
Herr, mail carrier, discovered fire in Irvine's
unoccupied mill on upper Third street, He
tried to turn in an alarm from q neighboripg
ire alarm box, but failing, he procured the as.
sistance OF MIR. Hammond night watchman at
the metropolitan, and together they extin-
guished the flames before material injury was
done. The origin is supposed to be tram ps
with a proclivity for smoking.
A rosy checked boy named Thurston was at
police headquarters yesterday with q tale about
a dog. He owns a dog. W. @. Oertel, the Fort
street butcher, owns sheep. Thurston's bow
WOW parked at Oertels bah-ba-as. Oertel
seized the dog and started him off 10 q sum
mary death. What was to be done to ress ne the
pup, was what Ihnrston wanted to know. He
was told tointerview a lawyer. but wise in his
own generation, departed to interview Oertel
first.
A son of the sod named Murphy got roval,v
budged last night, and went in quest Of an En-
Rice park he explained that he was ON his wav
TO DOnnybroo fair, and that he could wbin
any son of Albion that ever crossed salt water
He was lodged in a station house cell in com.
pany with another M,lesian whom he 'mistook
for an Englishman. A Singing match ensued
ana tne a1talr might have terminated seriously
had not the pugilists been placed in separate
cells. Mr.. Murphy will interview Judge Flint
this morning.
The failure Of Mccain Bros g. Barteau. m
exclusive account of whose bankruptcy an.
peared in yesterdays issue of the GLOBE.
promises to be more extensive than was at first
supposed. Yesterdays DEVELOPMENTS were
meagre, but from n reliable source it was
learned that the liabilities of the firm will not
fall short of $45,O while their unencumber
ed assets are estimated as next to nothing. At
tacnments were sworn out against the firm in
the district court yesterday by the following
named parties: Noyes Bros. & Cutler.
Powers Bros, Lindeke, Warner & Schumacher
robinson Cary, j. D. Ludden and Perkins
Lyons Go. 1''
Inc GLOBE yesterday mentioned that Officer
Baer picked up u slumbering drunkard near
Luhrsen's saloon on the corner of Third and
st. Peter Streets who gave his name az Dudley
Yesterday morning when aroused for trim
over to the police court, he gave his name as
Charles Williams, of Taylor's Falls, and an'
nounced that he had been robbed the night he
fore Of his watch and chain and $50. As mar.
tial confirmation OF his story, it may be stated
that when he was picked up by Officer Baer
the officer found an empty pocket book soT.e
ten or twenty feet from the drunkard. which
Williams identified az his own. Williams Je
bauch has beer dear one TO him, but he takes
MS alleged losses with considerable nonchnl.
ance. 'i"1
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