Daily globe., 1879-06-19
CITY GLoBULEs.
Rice Park concert by Great Union Band this

The X. NJ packet Alex. Mitchell was in and
out last night, bringing in good trip.
DR.. Mattocks had F. O. Mailing, patient in
the city hospital, arrested yesterday for steal
ing five dollars from patient named Burdette
while he tBurdette) was dying.
"A few members of the Sherman Guards. a
military company of Clark county. Wisconsin,
were in the city yesterday. The company is in
camp at Lake Calhoun, and is spoken of as
very we'll disciplined organization.
VIM. Becht. meat mauler at Montgon,ery's
restaurant, corner Of Third and Jackson streets,
was up yesterday, and reprimanded for sis p
ping the face of Catherine Murphy. Last
night he was locked up again for assaulting a
man named Scott.
dispatch was received from Judge Dillon
yesterday announcing his departure from
Davenport for this city Owing to this infor-
nation the United States circuit court adj journ-
&c yesterday until twelve o'clock to-day, at
which time Judge Dillon will preside.
William Beck and Thomas Scott were arrest
cd yesterday afternoon for waging open war in
the street. They were brought before Judge
Flint, and aa the evidence went to show that
Beck was the aggressor his companion was dis
charged, while the attempted fight cost Beck
three dollars.
"A three year-old cherub was found on Jack
son street yesterday afternoon crying piteousiy
for his mother. Officer Cook took the vsaif in
charge and after diligent search he was re-
stored tt, his mother, Mrs. Mcdonald, residing
on Minnesota street, from where the child had
wandered. 5.t
An excursion party of Iowa editors, with
their ladies, will reach St. Paul about noon to-
day, and after spending few hours in viewing
the city will proceed to Lake Minetonka, where
the night and part OF tomorrow will be
spent, when they will continue their trip to
Winnipeg, the objective point Of the excur-
sion. The party travel with three Pullman's,
coach and a baggage car. e. ti-s
Hon. I. Donnelly passed through the city
yesterday, on his return from his Stevens
county farm, where he has 700 acres in whea' and
100 IN oats. He says the crops sup country" are
looking magnifcently. in proof of which he
showed samples of his wheat measuring three
feet in length. Oats and barley he says are
looking equally we'll, and are commencing to-
head. 70. a.,-,. s
Col. Allen was feeling as proud as a lord last
night, as he surveyed the Office sitting room of
the Merchants, from which the army of car
pente,s, tile layers and painters, who have been
engaged in transforming that portion of his
noted hostlery for weeks past had taken their
BILE. The colonel had reason to be satisfied
with the view presented, for a pleasanter, more
commodious and convenient hotel office could
hardly be desired. s: +
Yesterday Gov. Davis recovered the diamond
stud stolen from him several days ago. Sheriff
White, of Rochester, brought tie jewel to the
city, and presented it for identification. 1t
was taken to Mr.. Henry Smith, ,jeweler at No.
Is Wabashaw street, and he having done the
setting identified it beyond controversy, and
| the stone was turned over to tie rightful own
| or. Governor Davis watch IS in Sheriff
Chambers possession, and will doubtless be
| forwarded from Owatonna within day or two.
letter was received in the city yesterday
from Sheriff Draper, of Cheyenne, Wyoming
Territory in which he said William Webster
alias Charles Pelton, the murderer captured
here some time ago, on his release from Still
water, had rot been brought to trial owing to
rush of business. The rush was explained to
have been the trial Of sixteen prisoners, all of
whom received not less than one year and
many as much as tea years in the penitentiary,
a sample of Western justice on the wholesale
| plan. st'a
!. Two infants, boy and girl. were found es-
tray on the corner of Washington and Sixth
streets, yesterday afternoon, and were brought
to police headquarters. The boy, about 5
while the girl, about 81 years old, was serene
under the circumstances. Judicious inquiries
and lisping replies from the little girl finally
revealed they we're children of Mr.. Walter But
Ter, No. l56 Ramsey street. The little ones
were treated to a ride home, where they re-
ceived hearty welcome.
Yesterday was a prolific day for lost children,
and to employ popular phrase, the woods
were full of them. In addition to the lost
child mentioned elsewhere, four little wan
derers were found on the streets by Officers
Shields and Palmer last night and brought to
police headquarters. Anxious parents soon
put in appearance, and the children were
restored to their progenitors. Two of them
we're named Luke, and had strayed from Ram
sey and Oak streets, while the Others were
named respectively Butler and Lea, having
wandered from the same vicinity.
The knights of st. Paul and Father Mathew
Temperance society, preceded by the Great
Western band and squad of police, treated
the populace to a street parade yesterday, en-
route to the depot to take the cars for Mime
apolis, where both societies join in the grand
Catholic convocation of Sons of Temperance
held there yesterday. The Sir Knights ac-
quilted themselves we'll on the march, under
command of Capt. o OConnor.' The whole dis
play, music etc.. was creditable, only one OBJ
lection being noticeable: One or two of the
Sir knights seemed 80 welded to the weed that
they didn't omit smoking while caparisoned as
soldiers and on the march.
Four boys, ranging from to IL years of age,
faced the majesty of the law at the municipal
court yesterday, charged with the serious Of
fense of stealing. Their names were Timothy
Mccarthy, Frauk Donnelly, Louis LaRose and
Patrick McDonough, and they stood charged
with the crime of having broken into and
robbed two separate cigar stores, full account
of which, together with the recovery of the
goods, has already appeared in the GLOBE
They pleaded guilty to the charge and were
committed to await the action Of the grand
jury. The court would have sent them to the
Reform school, but the value of the gouds
!. stolen made that course impossible.
, Annie Puzicka was before Judge Flint yes
terday, charged with applying hard names to
female neighbor. The arrest was made on
warrant sworn out by woman with an un
pronounceable patronymic; and when the cas-,
i, was called yesterday the irate female failed tt
prosecute, and the defendant was accordingl,
discharged. The case is sample Of wha
, takes place every day. An injured individual
will rush into court and after reciting multi
tude of lmag@par wrongs warrant is issued
f; and when the case comes up for hearing tn
: injured individual is conspicuously absent
The labor caused by this species of annoyanc
: is very onsiderable. and means should be in
stituted to squelch it.
The row between the Cullen and Flynn fam
lilies came up for final settlement the rnu
: nicipal court yesterday, and the spirit Of an;
n mostly displayed would have compared favors
}. bly, with the war of the Roses. James Cutler
and his wife, Margaret, together with frien,
: named Mcintyre appeared as defendants Will
: the Flynns exerted every influence in thei
power to have the aforesaid trio committed
q The defendants were charged with assault an
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