Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-02
CITY aLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Z: Inc State board of equalization meets in the
AUDITORS Office at the Capitol, at 10 N. to-day.
Inc finest glasses in the State at the Lookout.
uo that way to the fair and get the finest view
in the Northwest.
terma2ant named Ellen Dixon was up yes
tefday Tor slapping lad named Taylor. The
case was continued, to be taken up on motion
OF the city attorney.
Capt BogarduS. the famous shot, and his
son, also q wonde, full shot, engaged for the
State fair, reached the city yesterday and took
up quarters at the Metropolitan.
Donnelly has charge of the pool selling on
al the races to take place during the State
falr. be will sell during the day on the fair
WOUNDS and every night at the Metropolitan
Inc trst Fair drunk was run in by Officer
Hanft yesterday about O'clock. The drunk
was caught on the levee in . fair way to make
asprotound bother of himself, but was caught
before ne became wholly obnoxious.
Inc low water Keokuck Northern Line pack
o. y. n. Peck, was in and ont yesterday after
noon with fair trips. The Arkansas will be the
ae1G PACKET, arriving this morning, and leaving
tor 81. Louis at IL NJ. tomorrow. Water two
feet seven inches.
stalwart named John Koch was arraigned
IN tne municipal court yesterday, for indu,g-
ing q propensity to snatch somebody bald
neaoed on the pericranium of callow youth
named Fisher. He parted with six shekels and
was permitted to 60 in peace.
Hannah Welsh, the veteran offender, signal
lzed her release from the cooler. a day OF two
since, by lndulging in royal booze. She was
pe1ore Judge Flint, yesterday, besotted and
bankrupt, the repulsive wreck of once beau.
tltul Womanhood. She will languish for two
days.
mr.. Ahern denies that the breach of the
peace Sunday evening. which led to the arrest
OF rat Eagan and Mike DAILY, took place in his
saloon. The assault was not only not made in
MS saloon, but the assaulting and assaulted
| parties mad not been in his place during the
evening. 80
Mr. w. l.. Hornsby, pedestrian champion of
Manitoba, is in the city, and it is understood
mas challenged Sullivan for a loue-dista nee
walk sunday, this week. As Sullivan has ex
pressed himself very anxious to meet Horns
oy' IL Is presumed his challenge will be
= =
Yesterday orders were issued by Gen. Terry
directing Corporal Stein, of Co: F., Seventh
y: =. infantry, Fort Smelling, to proceed forth
wltn 10 Creedmoor to Join the army team to
contest Tor the national prize in target shoot
porai Stein makes the third selected in the de-
| Pertment Tor the army team of twelve, who
will contest for the honor. 49,
A few days since the notorious Barbara Rev.
nolds. of shady hue and doubtful reputation
was arrested on charge of running white and
tan bagnlo on Robert street. She was given
until yesterday to vacate the rancho. but when
the case was called she failed to put in an an.
pearance, and Jimmy Mullins will see that she
either obeys the mandate of the court OF serves
thirty'day's sentence in the bastile
Andrew Parsons and John Thorsen, Of Albert
Lea, were interviewed by United States Com.
missioner Cardozo yesterday. They were
charged with selling cigars and beer without
cance!hng the box and keg stamps. Both
waived examination and were held to the Octo-
ber. grand jury in 5000 bonds each. The &C..
curlty was put up and they were released to
enjoy the State fair. as long as they were in st.
Paul anyhow. ~
Inc executive committee on the veteran re-
union nad meeting last evening and heard
tne reports from the various committees. All
Things are In readiness and good time r. in
store Tor those who attend. After the busines.
meeting at the Capitol the procession will he
formed and marched down Wabashaw to Sew
| to Third, up Third to Seven Corners aud thence
| to the AthenBum.
The persistent efforts of DR.. Charles n Tov-
lor to be released from durance by virtue of a
habeas corpus have made the case notor;o,.
l 0n0 the Of klo -
little doctor is liable to make himself tiisi;ked
Tor the fourth time in month, the case will
come up, to-day. on an application for the dis.
charge OF Taylor on a writ of habeas corpna.
The application will be argued at IL M. O'clock.
to-day, before Judge Wilkin.
| At4 o'clock yesterday afternoon a fractions
horse attached to one of Spink's vinegar wap-
ons took fright at the corner of Robert and
Fifth street, and started to run at a furions
rate of speed in a westerly direction on the lat
Ter tn9roughfare: Tho runaway collided with
| several teams before reaching Minnesota street.
where the horse was finally caught. The wagon
was completely demoralized, which constituted
the greater portion of the damage.
| The city treasurer made the August dis
bursements as follows, yesterday:
Salaries of mayor, aldermen, etc. :. al 237 "a
Police department. q 412 az
Flre department. Observation-Disclosures $50 M
Board of public works 44e "a
Engineering department. ...... $50 90
The salaries Of school insneoto,s s saSit. o.
ETC., are DUE but no call was made for their
| stipend. $3.50 :
Theimurderous assault upon Mr.. John Peters,
OF Wabashaw street, by the rufian now in Jail.
has resulted in the loss of the right eye. Dr..
/ Afxvo0d an Snf Cd NJ
stated that he would have to use every care to
save the other eye; that as soon a. film began
to form oyer the latter, the lost eve would have
to be taken out. Mr.. Peters thinks this ereat
misfortune to an old man and an old citizen
just because he refused to board man without
to his rule, and MIR. Peters wonders what nnn.
ishment will re awarded the ruffian. or whether
he will be set free to knock some one else,s ave
out
Department headquarters is in receipt Of
word from Gen. Thomas L. Crittenden, Colonel
a. T. d199 d that the Custer
of the Custer massacre has left Washington for
the far west. 1t will be taken in charge here
by the military authorities and transnorteil IN
the Rosebud, where it will be- erected on the
precise locality where Custer and his gallant
comrades were killed. The monument is given
i a.
and embraces on it the names of every Officer
and soldier who fell in that memorable mgssa-
ere.
The press Of the State is represented in the
city by the following named gentlemen: Hon.
Liberty Hall, Of the Glencoe Reoister.. Hon. A.
J. Leonard, Rochester Post; Hon. George q.
Chamberlain, jackson Republic; ME-. @. E,
Huntington. .Windom Reporter: william Me.
man. Sank Rapids Sentinel; P. p. Wall, Preston
Republican; Hon. a. W. McKinstry, Faribault
Republican,; Gen. s.. p. Jsnnison. Red Wing
Republican; D. Sinclair. Winona Republican,:
II. G. Rising, Lincoln County Tribune: !. Isl.
Sheets, Todd County Argus; Ammi Gutter. of
the Anoka Herald; w.. Whitmore. Herman
Il Herald.
The long and oft contested Webb case will
reach another hearing to-day before Judge
Il Wilkin in chambers. II will be remembered
that when Sfebb faiI6d in the Iyery buainess
one Amos =. KimbeEly, of lovn,l bought him
Edna p. Webb, wife of Isaac N .;Tcbb. brousht
suit ON contract, alleging thit Kimberly
bought up the livery stable on contract OF
agreement that after the trouble subsidet he
sell out to her. BE, it ID claimed. has fsiled q
8 do this. and she brings snit acrord;nr mn