Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-11
CITY HLoBULEk.

CITY ALoBULEs.
Noyes Bros. & Cutler paid s4s2.so yesterday.
for duties on imports.
The Pacific dro insurance COMPANY of New
York has been admitted to do business in Min
nesota.
The bridge commission met yesterday morn.
ing' but transacted no business but the passing
of several small bills.
Certificates of election were issued by Coun-
ty Auditor Davis yesterday to the successful
candidates of the recent election.
Hannah Welsh, released from Jail on Satur-
day. was sent up again yesterday for sixty days
on the Same old charge of drunkenness.
The case of the city against Mrs. Peter
Promo, charged with disordcrly conduct, was
dismissed on Wednesday for want of proseou.
ton.
An order was issued by Judge Brill on yes.
terday, granting q change Of venue to Pine
county in the case of P. J. Bowlin vs.. John
Franklin.
There's lady's black straw hat, with purple
veil around 1t, at police headquarters awaiting
an owner. 1t was picked up in the vicinity of
Rice park.
The Pioneer Press announces that Major
Newson is about to go to the Black Hills. This
statement Is wholly untrue. The Major has no
idea of leaving st. Paul.
The police have orders to quell q lot of bad
boys, who nightly oongregate on the corner of
Franklin and Exchange streets, to the annoy
ance of the neighborhood.
The passenger train on the main line Of the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba road, due
here at 7:l5, last night was six hours late,
owing to delay at st. Vincent.
Sunday evening Henry Gellett, of No. 1872
East Third street, while out calling, had his
overcoat stolen. he left it on the rack in tho
hall, and some sneak thief appropriated it,
The bawdy ball last Friday night did not
take place at the half way house," or old Des-
meyer place, on the old Minneapolis road That
is kept in reputable manner by Mr.. johnson.
A biped named Henry Bardholtz was at the
municipal court yesterday morning, charged
with beating horse. he admitted the charge,
and was fined $40 and costs for the amuse-
ment.
An individual named Kelly, who makes a
practice of drinking the stale beer left In kegs
standing outside of saloons, was arrested on
Fourth street yesterday afternoon by Officer
Clouse.
Joe Gleason, who recently broke out of the
Faribault jail, was arrested in this city by Mike
hoy yesterday, and started back to his old
quarters. he is charged with stealing yoke
of oxen.
The last Wilkes Spirit, Nov. g. has an in
teresting letter, signed "Mambrino," describing
the pleasures and successes of hunting~ex-
petition in Minnesota, with headquarters at
Herman.
The engine which left st. Paul last night at
$50 o'clock with freight train Of twenty cars
for Wilmar, burst flue at College Place, and
switch engine had to be sent out to draw the
train back.
Two unfortunates named Rosa Donnelly and
Jessie Osvuiski were examined by Judge
OGorman yesterday en- the charge of insanity.
They were adjudged insane and committed to
| the asylum.
Yesterday Judge Flint announced his conva-
lescence by short visit to the municipal court.
de looks much the worse for his spell of ill
ness, but now that he is out the hope is enter
| tanned that his recovery will be rapid.
fifteen year old boy named Daniel Hanlan
fell from cross bar while practising ct the
Gymnasium, on East Third street. yesterday,
and broke his right leg. The unfortunate suf-
| ferer was removed to his home corner of
Eighth and Jackson streets, and is doing we'll.
Complaint was made at police station last
evening by MIR. Ryder that gang of boys were
in the habit of congregating in the vicinity of
his house, 24O Rice street. and malioiously de-
! stroylng bis property. Warrants will be issued
| this morning Tor the arrest of the youthful
depredators.
The paper over which Frank Steele's ex-bar.
keeper presides is always day behind in news.
The SUNDAY GLOBE gave an extended notice of
the 7. NJ. q. A. convention, which assemblies in
saltwater on the 2lst inst, and Monday the
Third street concern mentions it, stealing the
GLOBES notice bodily, word for word without
giving credit.
Complaint was made at police headquarters
of ferocious dog belonging to Monroe sheire
residing on East Ninth street. The brute
seems to take special delight in going TO,
every passing horse, and has done it several
| times to the damage of the horse and making
runaway imminent. Word was sent to Mr.
Sheire to muzzle his dog, under penalty OF
being shot-that is the dog.
Dawson, the man who claims to have been
robbed at Horan's boarding house, Saturday
night, was around the city hall and the mu.
nlcipal court, yesterday, trying to get out 9
warrant for the arrest Of somebody. He wa.
so crookedly drunk on straight whisky, that be
couldn't tell IN even story, SO was told to de-
part, with the admonition to sober UP and then
come and relate his voc.
The GLOBE was mistaken in assigning Mis-.
Nellie Butterfeld location on the side
porch when the reporter called at her mothers
residence, Sunday night. She was in the house
house who was con; ohnded with Miss Butter.
field. Neither Mrs. or Miss Buttertield knew
anything relative to the matter, as they had
not talked with Mr.. Ryan.
disgraoeful fight took place about O'Clock
last evening between a drunken soldier and the
bar tender of Steifel's saloon, on Robert, nea,
| Ihlrd street. The soldier was elected from the
| saloon and insisted upon returning, whereupor
he and the bartender engaged in q rough-and.
tumble light on the sidewalk, during which the
so!dler tire" stone ct his antagonist, which
1alled to tako cheot. No arrests were made.
Two soldiers, named James MoNabb and
Richard Boons, were up yesterday for having
capirulated too liberal rotations of tanglefoot
They deposed that they were en- route to Mon
tana and wanted to join their regiment, in con.
| eluerat1on OF Wnlcn McNabb, was let of on
| payment of COSTS while Boons was fined 49,
having aggravated the vice of drunkenness by
acknowledging the charge of disorderly con.
duct.
About o'clock last night man named
Sam Kirby, of Minneapolis, endeavored tc
drive his buggy over car on Fourth street. op.
posite the street car stables. The buggy was
badly shattered and Kirby was painfully in.
! jured, notwithstanding which he refused tc