Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-22
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The tax levy for the year is only Is mills.
The United States district court adjourned
yesterday until next Monday.
Officer Nygaard arrested drunken Polander
on Kittson street last night for creating dis
turbance.
The city treasurer received from New York
yesterday Sc, $50 worth of cancelled coupons
interest on debt paid.
The st. Paul, Minneapolis l. Manitoba rail-
road company added new switch engine to it's
rolling capacity yesterday.
One of the Hancock steam inspirators has
been attached to No. engine, and will be ex-
perimented with this afternoon.
The condition of the levce is horrible, and
draymen, who are compelled to pay heavy
license to the city, naturally complain thereat.
A soldier from the Fort who had taken too
much beer was carried from Bridge square to
the lookup by Officer Baer yesterday after
noon.
The light draught X. N. steamer, Charlie
Cheever, will arrive her from below at an
early hour this morning, and leave on her re-
turn trip at noon.
A warrant was issued yesterday afternoon on
complaint of J. w. Schafer for the arrest of
Charles Pulsifer, charged with the larceny of
four five dollar bills.
Joseph Hendrickson, the man who stole SOS
from Mr.. Wiley the painter, was sentenced
yesterday by Judge Wilkin to imprisonment
for four months IN the county Jail.
NIL.
of George Culver, deceased, was fled in the
probate court yesterday afternoon, showing az
gregate sales of personal property amounting
to $4,000.
Charley Hinman, the infantile traveller, in
| company with DIR. Leasure, visited Jarvis Lake
yesterday with their fishing tackle and sue
ceeded, after deal of worry, in landing fif-
teen pound pickerel.
Don't forget the Merchants hotel walters
ball. which comes off at Armory Hall Thursday
evening, Oct. 80. The boys are making such
preparations as will insure a most successful
and enjoyable party.
Mrs. Healey, who resides at 8 st. Paul street
was arrested yesterday afternoon, by Office,
McMahon, for drunkenness. At o'clock she
| had sobered up and was allowed to go home, it
| being her first ofense.
! Owen Sullivan and 8. K. Hunt are to walk
| go-as-you-please, at Association hall. Mime
apolis, tonight, for twenty seven hour stretch
| $500 a side. Hunt covered Sullivan's money
in the Second National bank yesterday.
The mud flew in ali directions on Wabashaw
street yesterday afternoon. caused by the
| stirring propensities of runaway horse. The
| frey charge was stopped in front of the mum.
| oipal court by Officer Mullln. No damage ii
reported.
| Mr.. W. w. Dewey, of the firm of Dewey
Koehler, 80 East Third street, met with painful
accident on Monday evening while splitting
| kindling wood, where the light was rather dim
| He cut the left thumb diaeonally across the
first joint, severing the upper half of the joint
entirely.
Two gentlemen of color named Black anc
Perkins INDUCED in fight near the Metropoli
tan hotel last night about II o'clock: The af
| fair had but just commenced when officer Kes
| neatly appeared on the scene and arrested Per
kins. when Black seeing how things were 60
| ing skipped out.
Hiram Dyer, the party who stabbed Alfred
| Guerin for befouling his mouth with blasphe
nous insin uations against q girl whom Dye,
| was escorting, WAS fined $50 yesterday in the
district court, or sentenced to Jail until paid
| for period not to exceed two months. The
| money was forthcoming.
| 1t is the wish of the manager of the ap.
preaching conference of charities to be held al
the rooms of the Y. M. @. A., next Thursday
| at III o'clock, that there should be full at.
| tendance of all those who are interested in the
work of charity, whether they are personally
connected with the charitable organization OF
not.
All the criminal cases for this term of The
district court have been finished except two
VIM. and Jennie Diamond are to be tried We,
for keeping house of ill-fame, and Harris
the colored man, who stole Mrs. Weeds watch
will be arraigned for trial as soon as she recov.
ers from an attack of sickness, with which she
is now FRUSTRATED.
Yesterday Pat. Ryan, section boss at Aldrich
on tho st. Paul & Pacific railroad, was brought
| to this city for medical treatment, and con
aligned to the Sisters Hospital. Last Friday
| he was thrown off and run over by hand car
| which seriously injured his back and head
When he arrived here, yesterday, DR.: Murphy
who has had his case in charge, found him ter
| ribly Frustrated and half unconscious from
the effects of his journey. -
Yesterday forenoon, stranger, while walk
| ing in front of the McClung block, on Bridge
oHud4t, narrowly escaped serious injury, one OF
| the many half rotten planks of the sidewalk
broke, his foot plunged through, and he was
precipitated forward, falling we'll out in thu
street. Fortunately his leg, or no other bones
were found broken when he was picked up b,
Officer Willimovskie. Had the man fallen
through the sidewalk, he'd have brought ur
against the ground twenty feet below, and the
| CITY or some other man would have had DANA
ges to pay. Last night the council passed 8
resolutian directing that this man-trap be pul
| in safe condition.
Charles Pulsifer is the name of young mar
| who has for the last two months been in CHARGE
of b. A. Flint's shooting gallery on jackson
| street. During his stay in the city be has
| boarded at J. w. Shafcr's house at "a Cedal
! street, but for the last month he has not naid
any board, and, on being asked yesterday after
noon by Mr.. Shafer for part of his bill. re-.
piled that he had no money. Being slightly in.
toxicated at the time, nothing more was said
| to him and he went into the house and laid
down on the sofa. About 6 o'clock he arose
and went out taking with him, Mr.. Shafel
claims, q 800 bill which he took from Mrs,
Skaters p ,cket book which was in her bed
room: Pulsifer and a man named James
Brlerley were seen in the bar room of the War.
rem house about o'clock in the evening. since
which time nothing has been seen Of them. and
it Is probable they have skipped the town. MIR,
Shafer swore out warrant for Pulsifer's arrest
yesterday afternoon.
PERSONAL