Daily globe., 1880-06-17
CITY GLOBULEs.

I CITY GLOBULES.
A meeting of the Irish Land League will be
held tomorrow evening at Armory hall, corner
of Seventh and Jackson streets.
The Great Western Dand gives concert on
the shore of White Bear lake tonight, The
train leaves Wacouta street at P. NJ.
A decision was filed by Judge Brill yesterday
rendering judgment for $6. 81 in favor of plain
tiff in the case of II. G. Blake against A.
Springer.
Two insane persons, one from Becker and
the other from Stevens county, were removed
from the county Jail and taken to st. Peter
yesterday forenoon.
St. Paul Lodge No. II, A. o. U. w., nomi-
nate officers for the ensuing year at their meet
ing this evening. 1t is therefore hoped there
will be full attendance of members.
The Grand Commandery of Knights Tenn
plars of Minnesota, will meet in annual con-
clave at Faribault on Thursday next, the Oath
inst. large attendance Is expected.
In the case of Margaret Shaber against the
st. Paul & Manitoba Railroad company, on
trial in the district court yesterday, a motion
to dismiss was argued by counsel for defend
ant and denied.
| A Jolly tar, from Saltwater, was arrested by
Officer Newall last night for raising perdition
on the levee. He took off his shoes and tried
to initiate an Indian war dance. He was lodged
| In the tower.
A brakeman named lockwood had two fin
gers OF bis left hand crushed yesterday morn.
| ing while coupling cars in the st. Paul, Min
neapoEs q Manitoba railroad yard. DR.. Muir
ply fixed up the wounded diglts.
Judge Brill rendered decision yesterday in
/ the case of G. Stahlmann against j. Tilney and
others, in which action was brought to settle
the title to real estate The court holds that the
plaintiff is the owner in fee of the real estat
in question.
young man under the influence of "bug
juice" entered Third street car last evening
and as the vehicle reached Wabashaw street he
iammed his head through the glass window of
the front door. The car was stopped and he
was given the grand bounce.
The Sixth infantry, recently removed to the
department of the Missouri, are now at Bis
mark en- route to their new stations. In case
sufficient transportation facilities can be OBJ
tanned the troops will move to-day. They will
be mainly stationed In Colorado.
Replevin papers were issued yesterday to a
man named David Gigg, for the recovery of a
watch alleged to have been won at rattle. The
watch was put up by Fred Anderson, and is
said to have brought nearly $40. The case will
come up In the municipal court
The prominade concert at Rice Park last
evening, under the auspices of the Great Union
baud, attracted large number of appreciative
citizens. The selections were choice and ar
tistically rendered. Altogether it was one of
| the most enjoyable affairs of the season.
John Bushner, of Saltwater, was before
| United States Commissioner Cardozo yesterday
charged with retailing liquor without comply
| ing with the special tax law. He gave bonds
in the sum of $500 for his appearance at the
next term of the United States circuit court.
Aruction took place in the Sixth ward yes
terday between teamster named Dunn and a
| loboring man named James Hughes. The lat
ter appeared at the police court with his optics
in mourning, and swsre out a warrant for the
arrest of Dunn. The case will be heard to-day.
| A farmers team took the bits into their
mouths at Bridge square yesterday morning,
and what might have been serious runaway
was nipped in the bud by teamster who
jumped in front of the runaways and seized
them by the reins. No material damage was
done.
The annual picnic of the st. Andrews soci-
ETY. of st. Paul will taxa place at the South
Shore house, White Bear lake, tomorrow. The
diversion of the day will consist principally of
indulgence in the Scottish rational games, and
the occasion promises to be one of rare enjoy
ment.
The annual lawn fete for the benefit of St.
Luke's hospital, will be held on the hospital
grounds, East Eighth street, Tuesday, June
22d, from to 10 P. NJ very merry time is
anticipated. There will be fine music, deli
cious strawberries and everything combined to
make it an enjoyable entertainment.
Barney Allen swore out warrant yesterday
for the arrest of Mrs. ]. Lee On the charge of
disorderly conduct. The parties reside in one
of the streets abutting Rice street. and it is
alleged that during Aliens absence from home
the house was entered by Mrs. Lee, who ratified
up the furniture. Tae case will be tried to-
day.
A bad, bold coon, named John Allen, got on
his ear yesterday, and threatened to spill the
blood of an inoffensive darkey named Bertram
Jones. The latter swore out warrant for the
arrest of Allen, for threatening to kill and
the hearing will take place this morning. Al
len was arrested yesterday afternoon by Capt.
Clark.
A Tipperary man named John Hamlin was
before Judge Flint yesterday charged with hav-
ing been bowling drunk at Bridge square.
When approached by Officer Baer he warned
the officer that he was Tipperary terrier and
that if the gentleman of peace valued a whole
skin he had better keep off. He was fined
three dollars and discharged.
Mr.. Dewald, whose saloon on Wacouta street
was burglarized few days ago, has obtained
no clue to the burglars, but he still continues
fully supplied with the choicest wines and
liquors. In fact it was because his stock was
of such choice variety that he attributes the
robbery. While he don't relish such visitations
he regards it as complimentary rather than
otherwise.
A friend in need is friend indeed. 1t was
stated in yesterdays GLOBE that tSlicky''
Jones had lit out and left his wife and child in
destitute circumstances. She found herself in
foreign city among strangers, but relief came
yesterday in the shape of substantial sym
pathy, which was extended by MIR. John Chinn,
who Paid her passage home and gave her money
to reach Chicago.
John Larkin is excellent for this, in that he
can cobble together frst-class shoe. He is,