Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-10
CITY aLOBULEs.
Owing to tho absence of aquorum the bridl

CITY aLOBULEs.
Owing TO tho absence of aquorum the bridge |
commission failed to transact any business.
The city treasurer received S3,4S6 worth Of
The amount represents city Indebtedness paid |
up.
A lady residing on Goodrich avenue reports
the theft of number of flower plants, which
were stolen from the porch of her residence on
Friday evening.
It is alleged that Mrs. Shanahan of the Sixth
Ward is selling whiskey on beer license,
Anyway warrant was issued for her arrest on
this charge, yesterday.
Mr.. Baugh, of the Windsor House, demon
strated his valor yesterday by precipitating
himself in front of runaway horse. The mad
career of the Infatuated animal was inconti
nently terminated.
Mr.. John Kerwin, the well known travelling
agent of the st. Paul Harvester Works, has the
foundations nearly finished for two handsome
residences on the east side of Wabashaw street,
between College and Summit avenues.
Nicholas Francis and Thomas Keegan,
charged with completely in the Gov. Davis bur-
glary, were before Judge Flint yesterday, but,
owing to the request of prisoners counsel, the
hearing was postponed until tomorrow morn
ing.
A number of boys engaged in the pastime Of
throwing stones at each other on Fort street a
day or two since, hurled section of a boulder
through the window of the store occupied by
John Picha, after which the young rascals de-
camped.
A cumbersome wagon, driven by an inebri-
ated farmer, collided with buggy containing
gentleman, wife and child, on Fort street, a
few evenings since, Notwithstanding the fact
that the bucolic bore was given two-thirds of
the roadway.
An Englishman named Henry Whitehead
died at St. Luke's hospital yesterday of cancer
in the stomach. He had been an inmate of
the institution for some time. An autopsy
was performed by Drs. Wharton, Abbott and
Drisbine last night.
The police are directed to be very alert in
enforcing the berry ordinance. Said ordinance
provides that when anyone sells q barrel Of ber-
ries, or any aliquot part of a bushel, he must
| deal fair and square, give good measure by dry
| out to him.
The halls Of the Merchants hotel have been
thronged with multitude of good looking
railroad magnates for several days. If they
are all resolved to do their best to develop
the uncounted millions of broad acres that lie
west of us and tributary to st. Paul, they will
| do good thing.
The case of William Henry Wilson, charged
with stealing gripsack and few articles of
clothing from William Fisher, on the Sd inst,
came up for hearing in the municipal court
yesterday morning. The prisoner waived ex-
animation and was committed, in default of
ball. to await the action of the next grand
jury.
The chief of police intends goicg for all de-
inquent saloon keepers and butchers, who
have not paid their licenses. Of the formor
there are eight to ten, and of the latter sixteen
who have not paid. The day of grace will be
extended until tomorrow, and if payment il
not made then, warrants will be served OF
them for their appearance before the municipal
court,
Damascus Commandary Knights Templa1
will give public parade at o'clock this even
ing, accompanied by the Great Union band
and q platoon of police. Line of march will
be from the corner of Wabashaw and Third
streets up Third to Seven Corners, down ThlrC
to jackson, up Jackson to Seventh, up Seventh
to Robert, down Robert to Third, and up Third
| to their hall.
Among the new edifces recently erected be
tween st. Paul and Minneapolis is an elegan
dwelling by Professor Leib. It is on Snellin,
avenue, west of the fair grounds, overlook
both cities and will do much to improve tn
f value of surrounding property. Near the pro
fessor is the large and oomely residence o
Cornelius Riley, who has done his share in add
ing to the beauty and attractions of that 10
cality.
Henry Williams, the gent who visited MI
VIM. Fisher. of the American Express com
pany, and didn't leave his card, but did leav
with all of MIR. Fishers wearing apparel, wa
Q up before Judge Flint yesterday. he waive
the action of the next grand jury. In additio
: to finding Fishers goods in Williams posses
o sion, Capt. Clark recovered, yesterday, an ove1
q coat belonging to NJ. X. Francis, soldier O
duty at department headquarters, and who's
j. wife keeps boarding house on the corner 9
4 Seventh and Robert streets, from where til
coat was stolen. Mr.. Fisher also succeeded
getting Williams to divulge where he had 81
creted his underwear.
n United States Commissioner Cardozo had job
g Corners, of Pine City, up before him yesterds
: on the charge of selling liquor to the Lac Cou
: Oreilles Indians United States Deputy Marsh
. Brackett brought Corners in, and with him
II squad of untutored savages to do the necessa1
10 amount of swearing to convict. The case VI
II put over until to-day, Couners being release
IA the Clarendon at government expense. o.
10 quart of whiskey into one dozen Indians ms
~ be an example in division to begin with, b.
- it adds up in expensive figures for Uncle Sar
or uel before the accused enriches the cover
III ment with fine of 1926 or 20. But the NOR
to of the business is immense, yon know.