Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-03
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Joseph Becker, committed on Wednesday
for drunkenness, paid his fine on yesterday,
and was released from the county Jail.
terday, but no business being presented, Judge
Wilkin ordered an adjournment until to-day at
10 O'Clock A. M.
A valuable show case standing in front Of
Ramaley T. Franks hat store, on Wabashaw
strert, was thrown from its pedestal yesterday
afternoon and completely demolished.
John Fitzgerald imbibed freely of booze
night before last, and made things frisky by
stoninR window at Cook saloor. He was
taxed three dollars for the amusement, and on
payment of the coin was dismissed.
An old-timer named Mrs. Davis of Mendoza,
was arrested by Officer Palmer on Third street,
Last night, beastly drunk. She was stored
away in Jessrangs boudoir and will face mu-
nlcipal court music this morning.
Neil eastman, arrested a few weeks since on
Element, and who left the city after beirg re-
leased on his own recognizance, has returned,
and can be found at his usual rendezvous.
James Conley was arraigned at the police
court, on yesterday, charged with selling liquor
without license. He produced the parch-
ment, which knocked the charge into cooked
hat, whereupon he was honorably acquitted
and discharged.
The photograph gallery next to the Claren-
don hotel OIL Wabashaw street, has gone where
the woodbine twineth. In other words it has
been closed under a mortgage, and the last
vestlgo OF the gallery was removed by, Officer
Mullins on yesterday.
The candidates examined Wednesday after
noon for admission to practice at the bar, were
notified of their success yesterday. Accord
lngly, Messrs. James F. Dillon, Franklin 81.
Merrill and Daniel F. Mcqueen are duly quail
fed to receive clients, etc.
The statutes of Minnesota, compiled by
Hon. George B. Young, under authority Of the
legislature, which made an appropriation for
the publication of $40 copies. is published and
delivered to the secretary of State for distribu-
'lon to the proper officials.
Gustav johnson and Lars Anderson were be.
fore Judge Flint yesterday charged by b.
hemian woman with interfering with the eter-
nal fitness Of things by overturning quiet re-
treat that adorned the rear portion of her gard
en-. The worthless were acquitted and dis
charged.
Several days ago James NJ. Coins, of the firm
of Coins Cody, next to the Clarendon hotel,
left the city. Exactly when isn't known, but
why Is reasonably presented when it is said
that yesterday Bailiff Mullins took possession
OF the gallery IN the name of sundry creditors,
whom Coins has left in the lurch.
Messrs. J. g. Kinkel, J. P6ster and Herman
Grote. Of the St. Paul rifle club, undertook on
Wednesday, to get the club badgeaway from MIR.
Arthur Koenig. The attempt was a failure as
will be seen by the folloN ing score J. g. Hinke,
1872; J: Pister, III; Herman Grote, 172; Ar
thur Koenig, 1877. Mr.. Koenig is ready for the
next.
The Settlers and Railroad Land commission,
composed of Gov. John s. Pillsbury, Attorney
General Wilson and Sam H. Nichols, clerk of
the supre me court, will meet at the capitol
Tuesday, October %, to hear the argument Of
counsel upon the points involved. Clerk
Nichols mailed the necessary notifications to
the parties in interest yesterday.
COL Sanders, Sixth u. s. infantry, member
OF the late horse board, having discharged the
duties incumbent upon him in connection with
the purchase of horses for the cavalry, left last
night for Fort Lincoln. Col. and Mrs. Sanders
nave been here all summer, and made numrr-
Gus friends who regret that the exigencies Of
the service call them away from a social circle
they adorned.
A sinner from Minneapolis named s. NJ.
Hanson was arraigned at the municipal court
yesterday morning charged with cabbaging a
coat from Carlson's tailor shop in lower town.
He left the benjamin at the Rob Roy laundry
on Seventh street to be pressed, and the EVIL
dence of theft was so convincing that he was
given chance to press rocks for the next thirty
days on the stone pile. -
About nightfall, yesterday, a little son eff
Gen. McLaren met with serious accident.
The little fellow was taking ride around the
block with the milkman, when tho horse at
tached TO the milk wagon became frightened
and during the runaway young McLaren fell
out. He was badly bruised about tho head.
but happily no apprehension of serious results
from tue injuries is entertained.
Sam Qeunerean in drunken mood, accom-
panied by companion equally drunk, got to
booming around Miller's-a colored man
house just opposite Rice Park, on Fourth street.
Miller objected and carried his objections to
Sans drunken pleasantries 40 far as to obtain
capt: Clark's help to remove the obnoxious
rowdles. They were gi cen leisure to reflect
over their conduct in the lookup. !;
A runaway took place on Smith street YES
terday afternoon which destroyed the stock in
trade OF the faker whose chief object in life is
to peddle Limburger cheese to famished
community. The animal started to run on
Smith street, and never let up until Ramsey
street was reached in the course of which there
was more cheese scrambled than would stuff a
hundred Italian buildings. Aside from the
waste OF cheese, no harm was done. {.
Hannah Welsh has turned over a new leaf.
and it is to be hoped that the places that knew
her once may know her no more forever, She
was released from the county Jail Yesterday
and installed as housekeeper Ut the residence
of her daughter. The departure is a good one,
and we never expect to see Hannah again-be-
fore his honor. Let the good work 20 on. The
GLOBES humanitarian efforts are commencing
to tell on the hearts of a wicked and hitherto
perverse generation. @
Officer Murphy was accosted by a Mrs. VIM.
Peterson, last night about o'clock, who was
anxious about her husband. He is an emplove
at Shurmeier Il Archibald's mill, quit work at
3 o'clock, etc. Previously he'd been regular in
getting home, and the exception to prove the
rule. last night, gre atty alarmed the wife, Of
fcer Murphy made inquiries at the mill, found
he'd left there all right, and then continued
the search until Peterson was found all right
and sent to his home, No. 20, East Eleventh
street.
The suit of T. R. Huddleston against the
North Pacific Railroad company, in which he
obtained judgment several days ago for s6UO.
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