Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-14
When asked what State he halls from
Blaine's sole reply will be,
I dwell on Saline river,
Far away from the piney tree.
CITY GLoBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The steamers G. W. Wilcox, Jr.; Ada B. and
Arcola paid $25 each license to Gen. Flower.
Conrad Smith yesterday paid sS4l. 20 GUS
toms dues on a lot of imported, wines and
liquors.
Conrad Schmidt yesterday paid $341.S0 du-
ties on imported liquors to the government at,
the custom house.
The steamer Helena is to leave Bismarck for
Cow Island Thursday instead of tomorrow as
heaetofore announced.
The State board of equalization held two ses-
sions yesterday, but no final action was taken
on any of the matters considered.
Notice of the allowance of an invalid pension
for$842.35 and a mothers pension for $l $685.
At was received by .Adjutant Gen. Van Cleve
yesterday.
John Connor, who was held by the United
States court to answer the charge of selling ci-
gars from boxes not properly stamped, was re-
leased yesterday on bail.
The case of the city against Robert Dillon
charged with putting head OIL Gen. Shields,
was called in the police court yesterday and
the hearing continued until Thursday.
gemmen of color named Henry Hines was
up yesterday on the charge of committing an
assault on woman named Sarah Williams.
The hearing was continued until to-day.
A respectable looking matron named Mrs.
Charles was before kizzoner yesterday charged
with disorderly conduct on complaint of
neighbor named Jessie CLARK. The hearing was
continued to Friday at 10 o'clock.
Probably tho finest and largest diamond in
the Northwest is in the possession of Mr.. E.
Lytle, No. IL Jackson street, opposite the Mer-
chants hotel. It weighs ten carats and is
valued at s., 900. 1t is gem of purest water.
Gov. Pillsbury yesterday mailed regrets to
the officers Of the Society of the Cumberland,
for his inability to accept their kind invitation
to be present at the annual reunion of the
society, to be held at Toledo, o., the 22i and
23d inst.
Pat Meehan was up yesterday for having in
dulged too freely in the ardent. he squandered
his wealth on rig and turning corner too
short he got off the switch and the old thing
tipped over. Re was assessed three dollars
or tour days.
William Sullivan belongs to the gang. and
Sunday he on it b gser than four time
winner. and when picked up by Officer Co"s
he was as timber rag aud had Ia be carried
to the cooler. He sent to the dry dock Tor
four days 10 soak out.
crushed benedict named Patrick Michael
son was before hizzoner yesterday on the
charge Of bullIozing his wife and children.
He also swore that the whole force couldn't
take him in, but in this he got left. The pic
mic cost him five bills.
A Frepchman, named Cyprian Dufour, was
at the police court yesterday, charged with at
tempting to pick the pocket of man named
Moses Richards. The alleged crookedness took
place at the Pinafore Variety saloon, and as
nothing definite was developed the defendant
was discharged.
A man named John Tell no relation TO the
immortal William who did the apple act, was
arrested yesterday on the charge of stealing
second hand harness from Moeller Bros. The
transaction occurred three weeks ago and Tell
was taken in by Officer McMahon. The case
was practically tried at the police court and
continued to the 18th inst
The GLoBE] suggests to. Superintendent
Walsh of the street railway that he instruct
his drivers to announce to passengers, when
they reach the junction of Fourth and Waba-
Fort street or st. Peter street route. This
would save much inconvenience to many who
are not acquainted with the way the cars run.
An error was made in drawing the petit
Jurors for the October term of the United
States court. The usual number drawn is
thirty.six but it is discretionary with the judge
to reduce the number to twenty four, and
Judge Nelson issued such an order, but it was
overlooked by the clerk and thirty six names
were drawn. The last twelve names in the list
published in the GLOBE yesterday will there
fore be omitted from the list.
Emil Constant and a burly duffer named
Thomas O'Neill, were before Judge McGrorty
YESTERDAY, charged with disorderly conduct.
The latter became drunk and visited the Hotel
to the Wild Hunter. where he threatened to
clean out the house. he was fred out and
took satisfaction by pounding the hotel rum
ner. Constant. Constant told straight story
and was discharged, the other fellow, who had q
great deal of lip, being sent up for ten days.
There was an old.time look about the bull
pen at the police court yesterday. and the sin
ners were ground out with the air of business
alscrity characteristic of the usual Monday lay
out. The first man to face the music was
William Smith, a chocolate colored coon who
went to sleep with his clothes on and paralyzed
the window of Papa Esch's saloon on West
Third street. he swore that it was case of
mistaken identity; that he hadn't been drunk,
and that ne didn't fall through the window.
The testimony was against him and he was
sent to the bastile for thirty days.
John Green. the principal in the shooting
scrape which took place at Bateson's bagnio,
Sunday night, was arraigned at the police
court yesterday charged with assault with dead
ly weapon on j. @. Crawford. Defendant was
convered to the court room in hack and was
evidently suffering POIGNANT pain from the
wound in his knee. His face presented
fnghtful appearance, being covered with
number of livid and still bleding wounds. On
motion the hearing was continued to next
Monday at P NJ and Green was committed