Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-07
CITY eLOBULEs.


ing society, for the election of officers, will
take place te-night.
4 meeting of the land league will be held at
their hall, Seventh and jackson streets, on
Thursday evening of this week. A large at
tendance is requested.
A large number of profles of new grades as
adopted by the council, comprising streets 10
Gated in all parts of the city, were filed in tho
register of deeds Office yesterday afternoon.
A reward of 500 is offered for the arrest of
w. O. Duncan, the convicted horse thief, who
escaped from the Jackson street depot last Sat
urday. A description of the man Is elsewhere
given in this issue of the GLOBE.
Information from Camp Poplar River and
Fl. Buford indicates the probability that
Scout Allison sent out by Maj. Brotherton I'M
der orders from Gen. Terry. will bring in Sit.
ting Bull and his Band of Indians.
The first annual ball under the auspices OF
the walters at the Windsor hotel, will be giver
at Sherman hall on Friday evening, the l0tf
inst. Arrangements have been perfected fol
the event and jolly time is expected.
The case of Julia F. GrcenleAf against P. f
Eagan, on trial before Judge Simons for the
past two weeks, was concluded yesterday anG
taken under advisement. The official report
Of the trial will be the most voluminous ever
taken in this city.
DR.. Mintzer regrets the death of another
valuable horse, the bay horse Mambrino Chief,
which died last Sunday of Inflammation of the
kidneys. The horse was fourteen years old
coming spring, had trotted in 2:l9$, and was
once valued at $1,000.
The ladies of the jackson street NJ. E. church
have arranged for an oyster supper, to be
given in the basement of the church next
Friday evening. Those who attend Will as
suredly partake of sumptuous feast and par
ticipate in q season of delightful jollity.
The dramatic division of the German society
have arranged to present four act comedy,
which will be given at the Athenaeum next
SUNDAY evening. The cast will include the
active farce of the division, and a fine instru-
mental programme will be rendered by Sci
bert's orchestra.
Tally one for Mr. R. G. Ackley, the Robert
street butcher. Last Sunday he journeyed
into Dakota county on wolf hunt and re-
turned Yesterday with the carcasses of two
vulpine providers against the chicken roost and
sheep fold, and one live wolf. The peskey an
FINALS were captured near Wentworth's farm,
few miles from West st. Paul.
Dyer & Howard SO East Third street. st.
Paul, have issued very handsome, illustrated
pamphlet relating to musical boxes" 1t not
only contains illustrations of the various styles
of musical boxes sold by them-giving prices,
etc.,-but also contains full directions for the
proper care of them. Copies will be sent free
on application to the aboVe-named firm.
perfect giant in physique. gray as bad
ger, named Robert Kelly, was before hizzener
yesterday on the charge of vagrancy. young
snoozer named James O'Connor was arraigned
on the same charge, and it was explained that
both men were out of work and sought refuge
nightly at the city hall. The miserable out
casts were were each committed for twenty
days, aad they appeared glad at the sentence.
A man named Charles Carpenter called at
police headquarters yesterday and stated that
he had been robbed of $40 at Evans saloon,
Fifth and Minnesota streets. The room was
crowded with white and tan bloods when the
affair took place, and he thought that the
money had been taken by young man named
Ahern. warrant was issued for the latter s
arrest and an investigation will be made to-
day.
The members of st. Joseph's Orphan society
met last Sunday and elected trustees as follows
Term of three years, Chas. Friend, Frank
Slick and .. Borer; term of two years, F. Ayd,
j. Sinners and B. Schweizer; term of one
year, G.. Mitsch, J. Heck aud Nicholas Hardy.
The final estimate for work on the new build
ing, which is fully completed, was ordered
paid and the society was reported as in very
fourishing condition.
James King was before hizzonor yesterday,
a victim to the spicy and oderiferous hot
scotch. He was found by Officer Hauft early
yesterday morning sound asleep in doorway
and would have cut the central figure at an
inquest yesterday, had he not been saved from
freezing to death by the officer who locked him
up. He stated that he had just arrived from
the Missouri river and had gotten little full.
He was sent to the dry dock for four days.
Maggie Flynn, the demented young creature
who it was announced had been taken to the
hospital on Friday, was found on the street
yesterday and brought to city hall to keep her
from freezing. The cold blooded policy that
could turn person on the streets as poorly
clad as this woman, in midwinter, should be
Investigated and the culpable parties brought
to account. In the afternoon she was sent by
Judge McGrorty to the woman's refuge for
ninety days.
There was brought to the cooler about 6
o'clock last night about as timber and stupidity
asinine q drunk as ever seen in st. Paul. The
victim to tanglefoot was rescued at the corner
man named George Gerlach, whose humane in
tervention prevented an accident. The inc
briate occupied a cutter drawn by plug, and
when found the rig was rolling down steep
grade backward. The unconscious wretch was
snstched from the wreck and hauled to city
hail. The horse was taken to livery.
Sunday evening there was fuss between
two gem men of color at Evans saloon, corner
of Fifth and Minnesota streets. The row was
between Ike Evans and colored customer
named Overall, and the latter was just budged
enough on bad gin to give Evans a sound
humping, and some claret would have been
spilled had not the alteration been stopped
by Officer Hanft, who rushed them both to the
tower. Yesterday they were before Judge
McGrorty and the hearing was continued until
today.
There is something wonderfully celebrating
in the Minnesota atmosphere. Sunday after
noon patient at the hospital named Joseph
Meyers hied him out to get Whit of fresh
air. He took several whiffs of oxygen and
mixed the same with brandy, which so stimu-
lated his feelings as to make him quite hilar-
ious. Theresult was that he brought up in
the cooler and, yesterday morning, he faced
the music at the municipal court. He ex-
planned matters and was discharged on the
promise of sobriety.
In abiding to the escape or w. U. Duncan,
the horse thief, the Pioneer Press of Saturday,
with Characteristic stupidity, went out of its
way to state that at the time of his escape,
Sheriff Manderfeld, who had the prisoner in
charge was drunk. This is not so, but is
characterized by well-known st. Paul men
who have known MIR. Manderfeld for twenty
years, as a malicious SANDER. Unfortunately
the policy of this paper does not seem to sus-
pect the difference between newspaper enter
prise and SANDER, henc, the injustice.
The vendetta between the inmates of the
rival houses of iniquity, is warming in inter-
est. Saturday morning, it will be remembered,
the Bateson cahouts swooped down on Mrs.
Morton's house, attacked and used up the
housekeeper, Kate Howard, (who was stabbed
by Bateson with pair of scissors), and ratified
the camp of the enemy generally. Yesterday
morning Miss Howard and Miss Bateson vera