Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-19
CITY GLOBULEs,

Frederick Brueher sentenced to the county |
Jail for thirty day on the 18th inst, paid his
fine yesterday and was released from durance.
Sunday trains to points beyond Minneapolis.
on the St. Paul. Minneapolis Manitoba rail- |
road, viii, be discontinued on and after San
day next.
The Cheever, of the X. N. line, will arrive |
this morning with the st. Louis trip of the |
@. X. Peck, and leave at noon to connect with |
the Arkansas.
man named Slater, a resident of Black |
Dog, was around town, yesterday, half drunk, |
with grevious complaint He claimed to have |
beer robbed Of $2S, but where he could hardly |
say. .. |
Comptroller Roche's detailed statement Of |
the tax levy for the ensuing year appears on |
the third page. 1t furnishes the gratifying in |
formation that the tax levy is only nine and |
quarter mills. |
Who asked if he had slain the porker with
in the city limits yesterday morning, Charles
Hauk, a butcher, replied that he guessed he !
had. II wan then fined three dollars for hav-
ing automatically violated the city ordinance.
st. Paul has very large numb Of school
children. Tho school houses are full, the
streets are full, and everywhere you look you
see the rising generation playing marbles, n.y.
ing kites, or smashing tho windows OF unoccu-
pied houses.
The case of Francis A. Rioker, charged with
the larceny of geods from Griggs & Co.'s store,
was called in the municipal court yesterday
morning, but by request of defendants couL-
sci, the hearing was continued until o'clock
this afternoon.
Sheriff King has been compelled to enclose
the paths in the court house square, SO as to
confne pedestrians to the regularly laid out
walks, and making it rather inconvenient for
vandais to crush out the grass which he has
coaxed to grow on that hitherto barren spot
Il. s. Fairchild yesterday sold house and
lot and three vacant lots for NJ. Kuhn, realizing
with the sales of the day before. enough to pay
all his Indebtedness and leaving him hand
some property uncnc numbered. The purchasers
we're VIM. Dawson, DR.. T. T. Mann and Her
man Paglone.
DR.. Jones is minus forty dollar overcoat.
He went to supper night before last, and dur
ing bis absence his Office was entered by a
member of the light FINGERED fraternity, who
cabbaged the garment. There is un old adage
but he verified the adage Yesterday by having
aspiring lock put on his office door.
The sale of property under the delinquent
tax law was resumed ut the county auditors
office yesterday forenoon. The sale included
all delinquent property in what is known as
the new territory, and to-day's sale will dis
pose of property in the following Townships:
Mclean, New Canada, White Bear, Reaerve and
Rose.
Michael Kelly appeared before his honor,
yesterday morning. with his right pepper
closed, aud presenting tho appearance of
in itch n n n
pickpccket, the most uncouth specimen of lis
kind that ever attempted to transfer leather.
He will dine sumptuously on county Jail diet
for twenty days.
About nightfall, yesterdays runaway horse,
with buggy attachments, made it lively on St.
Peter street. At the corner Of Tenth and st.
Peter he took to the sidewalk, and the buggy
knocked a little girl down, but fortunately did
not injure her. After this exploit the horse
and buggy got shut out in the darkness # the
oil lamp regions.
When woman gets so far sunk in vice that
she looses the power to blush at her sense Of
vice OF shame, it ia time that she would get
herself buried ont of the sight OF decent peo-
pie. Hannah Welsh has evidently forgotten
how, for she faced the court yesterday MORN
ing with old time effrontary She was COM
mitted for the conventional thirty days.
The horse boa'd. Captains Sanders and
Hughes and Lieut. Jacobs who have been re-
ceiving horses for the military service, under
the WOodmansee contract, have about c,nl-
pleted their labOrs. There remain only about
ten horses to be selected to finish the contract
for 800; fully 500 having been examined be-
fore choice was made.
Michael Conway il bold, bad man, and
Fenian. He was run in for threatening to an
nihilate every blawsted Eoglishman at one fell
swoop, and being far gone in his cups he was
assiged to a cell inhabited by another Miesian.
A bloody encounter followed, and both men
doomed up At the police,conrt yesterday smear
ed with gore. Michael will break rocks for
thirty days.
Riohard Slief, carriage painter in the factory
Of Andrew Nippolt, Seventh street, met with a
severe and painful accident yesterday morning
resulting in the loss of the first Joint of the
fore finger If the left hand. He was wheeling
q carriage down an inclined platform from the
second floor, and in turning the fore wheels his
finger was caught in the circle and cut off as
oleanly as if amputated by professional
At the last regular session of Congress an APP
preparation was made for the erection of suit.
able buildings at Fort Smelling. for the accom-
mediation of the officers connected with depart
ment headquarters. Thus far nothing has
been done and as the season is SO far advanced
o..
whom it is supposed that large force will be
employed and the work pushed rapidly for
ward.
The city of Rochester is evidently In q good
financial condition. Last year tho city voted
to issue &c. O0 In aid Of the Rochester &
Northern Minnesota railroad. Yesterday State
Treasurer Pfaender received the sum of S1O-
495-the amount of the princi pal and interest
OF the bo- ds to the present time-for the re-
demption of the bonds, and holders of the same
can receive their dues by presenting the same
at the office Of the State treasurer.
Among tho arrivals at the Metropolitan hotel
yesterday, was W. 8. Culbertson. of New AL
bany, Indiana. Mr.. Culbertson is an impor-
view of Keen's $is5, 600 theft at Minneapolis.
he 10 the heaviest stakeholder OF tho North
western National bank, which Keen so COM
pletely gulled. tbs needless to saw that MIR.
Culbertson's visit is wholly of a business
character, to look after his 500 shares of stock
or @50, 900 invested in the concern.
The pernlcious and dangerous cuatorr, of oh
struoting the streets with building material
and debris was illustrated lat night, when
buggy was tipped over on Fort street by COM
ing in contact with a sand pile in front of
Brisbine's new building. near Valiant street.
The occupant Of the buggy was thrown out and
his face WAS painfully but not seriously iniur
ed. Similar accidents are of almost daily oc
currence, and the subject is one that should en-
list the immediate attention of the street in
spector.
There is blood in the moon and the Kelly
family are on the ram page. Patrick Kelly came
within q bushel of winning the first heat yes
terday, by applying for q warrant to abate his
sister-in.law, which was refused. The latter
parsonage, Mary Kelly, also sought to have
Patrick Kelly arrested, which desire was also
frustrated. The parties reside near the cor.
ner of Seventh aud Franklin streets. ana the
trouble is the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of feud of
long atapdip1. Il ia their fnna=al ha.za.a,