Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-08
CITY GLORULEs.

L. Il. nAges PAID out 1884 yesterday for duties
on imports.
Woman's? Christian Temperance union to-
day ut jackson street NJ. E. church, o clock
Pm. z-'--E FL re- m
Laura Moore accused officer Casey of unprok-
60 violence in attempting to quiet her at her
i residence An examination by Mayor Dawson
1ully exculpated the officer. -@
The Liedekranz society have arranged to
give grand concert for the benefit of the
German Orphan society, to take place at the
nail or the church on the 30th inst.
An unfortunate named J. A. Anderson was
before Judge OGorman on yesterday, charged
with insanity. The charge was examined and
ne was declared not insane and ordered dis
charged from custody.
sebastian Eichelberger, Seventh street sa-
loon keeper, was before Judge Flint on yester-
DAY. charged with conducting a diserderly
mousse on the Sabbath. The examination was
continued until to-day. ar-a-s
Officer Baer found the door of Rosenband
Co.'s jewelry store, No. 10 East Third street,
unlocked at O'Clock this morning. Nothing
had been disturbed and the unlocked door was
evidently the result of carlessness.
Complaint is made about the big double
door on the Metropolitan stables on the corner
| of Fifth and Washington streets. It is loosely
hung, and during high wind may fall, and
fatally injure if not kill some passer-by.
There was nothing new, nothing but routine
work at military headquarters yesterday. Of
routlne work there was an immensely of it, if
Ad]utant General Ruggle's mail, consisting of
al letters, can be reckoned as anything.
Officers Nolan and Marsh, dandy coppers of
| the Broadway squad, at Minneapolis, visited
st. Paul last evening, and are on the ''lay'' for
couple of bad men who have been working
the suburbs. They expect to collar the crooks
| this morning.
Charlotte Dah]green was arraigned at the
municipal court yesterday morning. charged
with employing fence rail on the person of a
nelghnor named Caroline Hughes. Several of
| the witnesses were absent, and the hearing was
continued until o'clock this morning.
Joseph Lenzer engaged in q game of draw at
Ohegan's saloon, night before last which ter
| minated in lively row. The ructiou arose
from dispute over the payment of thirteen
drinks, and as the house had to pay for the
beverage the defendant was fined $5 as q
stand off.
man named Klappenbach, employed At
haus stone quarry, in West st. Paul, EN- ployed
MS noon hour on yesterday by taking nap on
the SOFT side OF board. He possessed $40 in
greenbacks when that nap was inaupurated
and woke up without cent. He was around
last night in quest of his missing lucre.
Joseph Picha, a Bohemian. is a member of
society known by the cabalistic character of
Czech The members of the society gave
ball at the Atheneum Saturday evening. dur
ing which Joseph got beautifully budged and
attempted to exterminate brother membe
named Ceska. He was before Judge Flint YES
terday, and was fined $500 for his unseemly
conduct.
A trio of roughs named Duffy, Cook and
Danforth were at the police court yesterday
morning for INDUCING in brutal propensity
10 night at the corner of Third and Robert
streets. Duffy was recognized as an old Of
fender and was given thirty days stretch in
tne cooler, his companions being committed
for three days each.
An alteration took place between John
Slattery, boy employed to carry water to the
Workmen at the new market house. and mason
named Joseph Masek yesterday afternoon, dur
ing which the former hit Masek with stone,
lntilctlng an ugly cut on the back of the head.
warrant was issued for the arrest of Slattery,
and the hearing will take place this morning.
Detective Bresett ran over small boy on
Fort street yesterday, named Willie Doyle.
The youngster attempted to cross the street.
rushing off the sidewalk just as Bresett's
horse got opposite him, and Bresett's steed
couldn't be shocked in time to allow the
youngster to pass in safety. The boy was
knocked down, but fortunately was not badly
injured.
There was one lost child at police headquar-
ters, yesterday. He could be heard two blocks
of. The youngster was found away up on
Wabashaw stree. by little girl named Mary
Haas, OF the Sixth ward, who showed good
sense In bringing him to the police station.
The little one was restored to his father, Mr..
Dupee, residing at the corner Eighth and Wa
couta streets, several hours after a lively COM
motion was started at home by the discovery
of his absence.
John Larkin did the best deed of his life
last night, which consisted of abandoning the
sale of ''Larkin's Best" and the places that
knew him once will know him no more for
ever. Mr.. Larkin has resided in st. Paul for
twenty-five years, and has decided to give nm
the liquor business in the interests of a grow
ing family of bright and interesting girls and
boys. He expresses determination to never
enter the liquor business again, and has rati-
he'd the departure by becoming worthy SUBJ
scriber for the GLOBE, the eminent fitness of
which will meet the applause of all GOOD citi
Zens.
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