Daily globe., 1879-06-06
CITY GLOBULES.
Tonight Putnam in Fanchon tt
Cricket.

the asylum at st. Peter, yesterday.
John Clarkin was before his h ,nor yesterday |
for improvising u ruction about an inottenslve
COW. The case was continued until to-day.
Officer DeCorsey lifted sweet Johanna Flynn
from off the sidewalk on lower Fourth street,
and took her to better quarters at the station,
yesterday afternoon.
Anna McCourt, the young girl who was AZ
rested for vagrancy on Wednesday, was before
Judge Flint yesterday, and discharged upon
promising to procure work.
Popular prices, viz, 35, 50 and rs cents, at
the Opera House, will undoubtedly draw
crowded houses during the Katie Putnam en-
gagement, beginning tonight.
At a recent meeting of the board of directors
of the reform school three boys and two girls
were ordered dismissed from the institution,
as having served out their time.
Edward Bazll reported the loss of an over
coat at police headquarters yesterday. 1t was
stolen the night before out of James Brown
stones residence on Robert street, by some
sueak thief
The members of the St. Paul Rifle Club will
meet to day at 1850 A. NJ at Kaysers Euro
pean Hotel previous to starting to the La
Crosse shooting tournament to be held on the
tl, Otn ana SCO lnStS.
Katie Putnam and company beg q two
nights and Saturday matinee engagement this
evening at the Opera House, which is probably
the last theatrical entertainment OF the season,
nothing is booked ahead.
The sad intelligence was received by Mr..
Stephen Grandlemeyer, the we'll known press
man, yesterday of the death of his father at
st. Cloud, in which atfiction he will have the
sympathy of Il host of friends.
Don't forget the dramatic entertainment to
be given at Christ church Guild House on Sat
urday and Monday evenings. Admission, 50
cents. Tickets may be had at White, Stone u
Cos. and Lambie Il Il. McMaster's drug store.
One N. f Ketzeu, of st. Anthony, called on
the chief of police yesterday, to report the loss
of cow He thinks she was stolen, had re-
ported to the constabulary of Minneapolis, but
they promised nothing, SO he came to ST. Paul
for aid.
The rutlian who tried to masticate Officer
De Corseys ear on Wednesday evening, was
called upon to account for his ravenous APP
petite yesterday. lie answered to the name OF
William H. ran, and was given thirty days
stretch the rock pile.
Those who took advantage Of the Summit
Avenue concert yesterday, by the Great Union
band, enjoyed fair treat and it is unfortu-
nate that more OF our citizens could not have
been there. The sudden change IN the weather
prevented many II the latter part Of the even
ing from coming.
Hennessey, the ,nau who is reputed to have
wayaid an oil Wisconsin farmer beyond West
st. Paul several weeks ago, run IL yeater-
day. He found fighting drunk at I'm
merits brewery, but was finally coaxed to the
station by a stalwart-muscular, not Republi-
can, is meant-policemau
Scandal mongers agog with the reported
falsity of q wife 10 her husband, and the
desertion of him by the woman, she taking
their TWO children. ci gar maker, recently
arrived in the city, is said to be the cause OF
the trouble. The husband has recovered on C
child and is seeking the other
Next Sunday the new time schedule goes
into effect ON the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul railroad. This change under the new ar
rangement IS all worthy of notice; hereafter
mail and passenger tralcs going east Will leave
at 12:i5 o'clock p. NJ, and the Chicago mail
will reach this tity at l:25 o'clock P. NJ.
Overcome with the heat and an overdose of
blue ruin, a stranger having in his possession
$lO2. IS laid down to rest yesterday afternoon
on the unfeeling pavement that surrounds the
Pionee" Press. He was taken from the danger
GUS locality by Officer DeCorsey, who
Quoted the misguided individual to the station
to sober UP.
Detective Bresett. returned from Shakopee
last nj ht, where he had been witness in
the trial of John Lensdorf for larceny. 1t will
be 'emembered Lensdorf robbed Berrisfords
sto e at Hamilton station in last January. The
trial was quick, short and decisive. The jury,
af.er being out ten minutes, returned ver-
dict Of gully, assessing the goods stolen at
511O
Military department headquarters yesterday
IL
hail storm happening there the I'd inst. The
storm attended by considerable destruc-
ton. every window in the post being shattered,
even the window sash being taken with the
glass. Otherwise the storm did no damage, but
created considerable CONSERVATION while II
lasted.
News of General Nelson A. Miles arrival at
Fort Keogh, Az the confluence of the Tongue
river and Yellowstone, on the 1st inst, was re-
ceived at department headquarters yesterday
This is recoldel remarkably quick trip
the general having left here on the 2lst ult
THO water both of the Missouri river and the
Yellowstone is represented to be at good mark
for river traffic and rising.
The case Of Fl. 3. Clat1lin & Co. vs.. Th'
Lorillard Insurance company of New York
reached an end at midnight yesterday. The
jury couldn't agree, there being eleven for The
plaintiff who could not be over to thinl
like the single party for the defendant Tht
Judge having exhausted all instructions des
paired of seeing the eleven even up with th'
one so discharged the jury.
Last night Capt. Clark arrested loafe
named Mclaughlin. Last Sunday night, Louis
G.. Koch's saloon, No.l5l West Third street, wa
burglarized, as mentioned in Mondays GLOBE
The man and the act are connected by the fac
that the only things stolen from Koch's wer
some bread tickets and whisky checks, anc
last mig ght Mclaughlin had the cheek to try
to pass the checks off in the saloon, he hat
already gotten bread for the tickets.
A. S. Elfelt began suit yesterday in the dis
trict court against Eleazer Hart to have mort
gage held by him cancelled. The complain
sets forth that in lieu of said mortgage, which
was held on the Elfelt-Sioux City machine
shop land, so to speak, complainant gave de
fendaut mortgage other property and
for 81, 700. This was done according tt
agreement, which defendant is now slow to full
fill. And, therefore, judgment accordingly il
asked.
A committee of the county board opened the
bids yesterday for 600 cords of hard maple, to
be delivered on the court house grounds. The
bids were follows: Costain & Cleary pc
cord, $500; Smith 4 Lewis per cord, $4 81
John Dowlan, per cord, S5.25; Griggs Rhodes
johnson, per cord, $5.25 This latter bid wa
accompan ed by an offer of sixty cents reduc
tion to cover the expense of delivery. Tha
making their bid the lowest the contract was
awarded accordingly.
Mr.. John G. Terry's buggy, which was stole
from him in front of the Baptist church
Wednesday, night, was recovered yesterday
1t would seem some boys took it for fur
and after having driven the horse into a cor
dition of WEAKNESS where it no fun t
him, they abandoned the outfit near Dawson
grocery on the Fort road. The parties VIII
had used the buggy ard horse were kin
enough to fasten the tired animal to a fence
thus preserving the buggy from wreck.
An adjourn ed meeting of the bridge con
mission was held yesterday forenoon, Mayt
Dawson in the chair all the members bein
present. The engineers expense account fe
May, including the salaries of Engineer Sewal
the assistant engineer and inspector, amour
ing to $45554, was submitted and ordere
paid. conversation followed as to the be
course 10 be pursued with respect to borro,
inc money the remaining $50. OnO worth