Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-14
CITY GLOBULEs,

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Fly" and very oallpw young man was ar.
rested at the American house last evening,
drunk, to the verge of asin,nity. He bscame
unpleasantly noisy, and he was run ii for
safe keeping.
Olt'zens residing in the vicinity of Park
race complain of being constantly annoyed by
the dlsreputable actions of gang of boys that
make tnst location their rendezvous for mis-
chief. The boys should take warning before
their actions are legally abated.
For some time Michael O'Day's saloon at the
corner of Exchange and Thru streets, has
been complained of as public nuisance. Yes
tefoay Mayor Dawson, on complaint of the
puonc, revoked his license, and due nOtifca-
ton was given him of the change in his bust
ness status.
The keeper of noted bagnio on Fifth street.
near the city pound, keeps especial policeman
or guardian. Friday night this liveried mental
very severely. Yesterday police inquiries were
IL! for the guardian of the den, and
llxely when he goes on duty again ke'll be ar
rested. ...s.-
AS Lyman G. Dayton and mother were turn
ing the corner of Third and Jackson street yes
terday afternoon, their horse baked with such
force as to throw Mr.. Dayton from the buggy.
ne sustained no injuries, however. and the
taoy was unframed. The animal became
tangled IN the shafts, but was released without
haVlns accomplished much damage.
The numerous friends of Mr.. Frank Kelly
have rendered that gentleman a testimonial
benefit, to be given on Tomorrow evening at
turner hall, corner of Seventh and Franklin
streets. An excellent programme has been
arranged Tor the occasion, and the entertain
ment promises to be enjoyable in all particu-
lars. Anotable feature of the amusement will
De grand ball, to be given at the conclusion
OF tne OHIO. The beneficiary is deserving of
patronage, ard he should be accorded rousinp
turn out.
Several weeks since man named Freder-
lex Oker complained of the loss of silver
watch, valued at five dollars, supposed to have
peen stolen by chronic crook named McLor-
s:ean: The iatter's disappearance about the
time the watch stolen STRENGTHENED the
above suspicion. and for some time past the
police have awaited the temperance of their
man. ne returned yesterday and was gobbled
up by officer Keanealy, denying any connec-
LION with the disappearance of the timepiece
de was lncarcerated to await the result Of an
examination.
"A woman named Mrs. Henrichs was ar
ralgned at the municipal court yesterday morn
ing on the charge of keeping house of ill
fame On Wacouta street. The charge was nre-
terred by several of the defendants neighbors.
who complained of being scandalized by the
promlscuous and regardless manner in which
callers were allowed to visit the house. THE
case was partially tried, hut owing to the ab-
sence OF several important witnesses the ex
amlnatlen was continued until Tuesday at 9
o'clock A. NJ. 49, -"
The cultivated and literary people of St.
raul are to have a treat in four lectures to be
G Ge.lvered , by Professor Nathan shippard upon
George Elliot, Dickins, Thackery and CARLYLE.
Inc professor is perhaps better known to the
people of England than this country. but the
papers or the leading cities of the East have
spoken OF his efforts in the most fiattering
terms. He has been compared favorablv with
ChaPin, Brecher and Cough. While in Eng
land he drew crowded houses of the elite r.
lear his wonderful portraitures of characters.
Humor and pathos, satire and invective are
wonderfully interblended.
A men named Smith, name an familiar "a
Plnafore airs-is working for Dr. AIintzer. DR..
Mlntzer also has colored gentleman, name
Unknown, IN his employ. Smith gave the col
ored person 81 and commissioned him to get
his trunk. which was due three or four days
ago from Hastings. The colored person failed
TO MI the contract, and Smiths out Sl as we'll
as his trunk. He was making INQUIRIES at No.
lice headquarters yesterday about what to do.
The police advised him to consult Doc. Mintzer.
and bystander suggested that he put a head
on the niger. Smith left without saving
which mode he was going to adopt to get back
his $l or the equivalent.
Tonight double entertainment will he piven
at the Opera House, in each of which .smvs-
terry will be the predominant feature. Brown
the WOrIO.ranOwnpN mind
MS marvellous powers; following him Everett.
the medium, will mystify the audience with
materlallzations and other wonders of the shad
ow-land, to be followed by an explanation of
just how easy mankind can be deluded. Taken
as a whole, these two masters of the unknown
WILL present an entertainment intensely inter-
estlng and Instructive. as we'll as aboundinp in
the wonderful. 1t will be an exhibition and
exposition well worthy of large audience, and
one which will te memorable to all who attend.
young man named Frank Kicker was
brought to police headquarters, yesterday af-
ternoon, charged with abstractiny several ar
ticles from Grlggs & Co.'s grocery store, corner
OF Seventh and Jackson streets he has been in
the employ of the above named firm for several
months, and was first suspected a few days
since, when he was observed to carry a small
parcel from the store without having it entered
to his account in the books A search warrant
ieooeo; Yesterday ai5ernoon' specifying the
articles taken as seven pounds of coffee and
several small articles of a similar nature. Off
Ger Casey repaired to the premises, corner of
ASH and mississippi streets, and q search re-
suited IN the discovery of several inconsider-
able articles, such as any family are supposed
to carry in the house, while the coffee was not
to be found. On the other hand, Kicker was
to quit the place last night TO engage in his
trade as a CARPENTER. He denies the charge, is
man OF good character and appearance, and
thinks ne can prove his innocence