Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07
CITY GLOBULEs,

The supreme court meets for the October
term at IL NJ. to-day.
The notorious Patrick Fahey is wanted as a
disorderly. His father got out warrant for
his arrest yesterday. 1927"
Capt. A. R. McGill, insurance commissioner,
was in his office yesterday receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of his friends. .
Mr.. j. W. McClung has lost his spectacles
and he announces his misfortune in practical
advertisement this morning. a
Complaint was made yesterday Of the num-
Der of tramps who intest the vicinity of Lake
Phalen. They should be fred out.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the ar
rest of Charlotte Dahlgreen, charged with
combing Mrs. r. W. Hughes with fence rail.
The court cases for trial during this term of
the Ramsey comfy district court will be set
Thursday morning at II o'clock, by Judge
Brill. -
Officer Sjoberg, of nneapolis, visited st.
Paul on yesterday, in search of his missing
brother, auditor of Kandiyohi county, who has
been missing since last Tuesday.
The Northern Pacific sent fifty box cars to
Moorhead yesterday to DO loaded with wheat
for Mr.. J. E. Adams, who will ship to the Chi
cago market via this city and the Chicago & st.
Paul railroad.
trio of drunken Bohemians demoralized
the inmates of Seventh street house on Sun
day and were taken to the lookup for their
rudeness. They were before his honor on yes
terday and paid three shekels each for the
amusement. ...r
The United States district court convened,
yesterday morning, Judge Nelson on the
bench. The grand jurors were called for SER
vice, but fourteen only, no quorum, respond
ing to the roll call, the court adjourned until
to-day at 10 A. NJ.
Officer Babe quelled an instruction ABOUT
nightfall, yesterday, at the corner of Fifth and
Minnesota streets. The notorious Mississippi
Red and another party, named Walter Cook,
were the parties indulging in muscular pleas
antry. They were lodged in the lookup.
collision took place at the corner of Sixth
and Jackson Streets yesterday afternoon, be-
tween wagon and buggy, resulting in the loss
OF one OF the wheels from the latter vehicle.
The owner OF the wagon drove rapidly away,
and although pursuit was given he was not
overtaken.
Two alleged friends named Thomas Grove
and Edward Duffy, engaged in very I'M
friendly row night before last, and they were
gathered in on the charge of disorderly con-
duct. They were fined SIS and costs each for
the ructlon, on payment of which they were
discharged.
Three we'll filed mail bags were found by
Officer Clouse on yesterday morning, one Of
which was picked up at the corner of Fifth
and Robert streets, the remaining two being
found at the corner of Fifth and Minnesota
streets. They had fallen from mail wagon,
and were taken to the postofice. "
boy named Henry Erickson, residing at
Forest Lake, was brought to this city yesterday
with his right leg and hin badly smashed,
caused by the falling of quantity of railroad
Ties, beneath which he was compelled to lie for
two hours. He was attended by DR.. Murphy,
and was taken to st. Joseph's hospital.
The delegates have already commenced to
arrive in the city for the German NJ. E. con-
ference which meets at the Rosabel street
church this city, tomorrow. Bishop Peck,
who is to preside, will reach this city from
Winona this morning. While her. the bishop
will be the guest of MIR. Conrad Gotzian.
Frank Kuhi, residing in the Sixth ward went
cunning on Saturday afternoon, and so did
Bohemian lad named Patchosky. The two met
near Yoerg's brewery and taking the former for
keeps. The shot took effect in Kuhls right
arm, making painful but not serious injury.
The officer on the Merchants beat was startled
at 2:3O o'clock yesterday morning by the report
of two shots proceeding from the neighbor-
hood of z. II. KelIy's store. Investigation
proved that the shots had been fred by the
night watchman of that establishment to
break up tom Cat orgie that was disturbing
the serenity of the neighborhood.
Frank Fret, keeper of the Hotel to the Wild
Hunter, was arraigned at the Municipal court,
yesterday morning, charged with stealing SIS
greenback from party named Matthew Dill
Ion. The complaining witness failed to ap-
pear, and the case was dismissed for want of
prosecution, the charge having evidently been
trumped up by the person who swore out the
warrant.
The beautiful weather of the last few DAYS
attracts pleasure seekers to the lakes, although
the summer visitors have departed. Quite
nun Der of people visited White Bear on Sun
day, and pleasure boats dotted the lake "a if
summer had returned, while the rattle of guns
in morning and evening, about the neighbor-
Jig small lakes, would have delighted the
hearts of the dealers in powder and shot.
Sheriff King received telegram, last night,
from Sheriff Nugent, of Buffalo, Wright
county, making inquiries about a child who
was found in this city on the Goth ult.. On
Beach street. child was lost at Buffalo
seven weeks ago, and the estray said to have
been picked up here and consigned to a Mr..
Oberback may be the lost child, at least Sher-
if Nugent thinks so.
About noon yesterday a team owned by Fer
dinand Willius, of the German American bank.
took fright on Mississippi street. and dashed
madiy III the direction of upper town. On
reaching the corner of Third and jackson
streets the runaways collided with lamp post,
sadly demoralizing that great disseminator of
light. The buggy was slightly damaged lint
no particular harm was reported.
Arecently imported foreigner was before
Judge Flint, yesterday morning, on complaint
of having stolen thirteen roasting ears, vain ed
at ten cents, from W. l.. Wilson's garden IN
Mackubin street. Mr.. Wilson explained tb.t
he wanted to make an example Of the case in
order to stop the practice Of petty pilfering.
The absurd charge was partially tried and
the defendant DISCHARGED during good behav
ior.
Alady whose name could not be learned
made narrow escape yesterday in front of the
Magdalen Home on Nash street. She had been
visiting that institutions, and coming out was
about to enter her carriage; to assist her the
driver dismounted to open the door. just
then the horses took fright and ran away. They
made it lively on Fourteenth street for awhile.
but were captured without material damage to
deaf and dumb man named Fuchs was en-
countered on the street by Officer Murphy
early yesterday morning exceedingly drunk
and noisy. he was put under arrest, and 81
took the combined efforts of Officers Murphy
and Vogtle to get him to the station, en- route
to which he tore Officer Murphy's coat and
broke the latter's star. He sobered up by 8
o clock, but as no one could converse with the
prisoner he was discharged.
The first grand ball given by the Merchant.