Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-11
CITY GLOBULEs.

Mrs. Nicholas Weibert, West st. Paul, is
out with warrent for the arrest of her hus-
band He has been maltreating her.
| If pleasant, on Wednesday afternoon, of this
week, MIR. W. Merriams new yacht, Lady
Laura" will be launched at White Bear Lake.
The Great Union band complimented Gen.
Franz Sigel with sereaade last evening at the
residence of Arthur Koenig, on Dayton's Bluff
Action was commenced in the district court
Yesterday by Emanuel Foster and others against
A. Holterhoff to collect an indebtedness OF
1858.
DC. Mcintyre has commenced an action IN
the district court against L. q. Williams ana
wife to enforce judgment for $2,26S, obtained
in 1857.
dwelling house near the track of the u,
St. P. & Nj. railway, at the st. Paul Harvester
Works, took fire yesterday and was burned to
| the ground
| Mr.. Torrance o. Brien, the contractor, yester-
day commenced the work of opening a stone
quarry on the northeast corner of Eighth and
Cedar streets.
An order was filed by Judge Brill yesterday
denying the application for the discharge OF
the assignee in the matter of the assignment OF
| Henderson IL Co.
The fine of James Brown, committed last
Saturday for an assault on an aged man named
Grushus, was paid yesterday and the prisoner
released from jail.
Officer McMahon yesterday noon arrested a
man giving his name as Galvan, in Irvine Park.
Galvan was beastly drunk and was guilty of
| indecent behaviour.
Conrad Schwartz was before Judge Flint yes
terday and promised to never get drunk any
more if let off for only ''this once. He was
rebuked and discharged.
Alois Meyer, at No. 100 Jackson street, cele-
brated his 49th birthday last evening" and was
visited by large number of his friends, who
extended hearty congratulations.
A young man was arrested at Seven Corners
by officer Lowell last night beastly drunk. An
omnibus from the st. Paul house was chartered
and he was landed in the lookup.
Thomas Shanahan was arraigned at the police
court yesterday charged with making it hot
for his stepfather Joseph Cranston. The
prosecuting witness did not appear and the
case was held open.
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by Officer Cunnif at the corner of Thirteenth
and Robert streets last evening, charged with
interfering with the pound master in the dis
charge of his duty.
Griggs, Rhodes & Foster purchased lumber
and other material yesterday for the erection
of commodious cottage on the shore of Lake
Minnetonka. The cottage is to be gothic in
style and will be finished piece of architec-
tural beauty when completed.
meeting of The Irish Land League was
called last evening, but up to 8 clock neither
! of the officers put in an appearance. About a
| bakers dozen were present, and an informal
discussion took place, resulting in the transae-
ton of no particular business.
Tired of the piping times of peace" Geo.
Hall varies the monOtony of the military ro.-
tine by kindling his ard-r with the rankest
bulge. After beastly toot, he was before
Judge Flint yesterday, who awarded him a
three days stretch in the bastile.
There will be meeting of the vestry of st.
Paul's Episcopal church this evening at
o'clock The meeting will be Of much impor-
| lance, having in view consideration Of the
enlargement of the church and the plans there
for provided by Architect Burlington.
Gov. Pillsbury received yesterday certificate
No. from the general land office for $685.
85-1O0 acres of lands in the Benson land dis
trict, granted by the acts of July 4 and Ii,
1885, to the State of Minnesota for the benefit
of the Hastings Dakota railroad company.
pocket edition of humanity was found on
the corner of Third and Franklin streets yester-
day afternoon weeping for his mamma. II
proved to be the son of Abstract Clerk Olivier
L. n
Dowlan, having wandered from Ninth and Oak
streets.
Service was made upon Michael Tierna yes
terday in a suit entitled, Sarah Tierna vs. Mi
chael Tierna. She brings suit for a divorce
alleging that her husband has been habitual
drunkard for the last ten years. Patience has
ceased to be a virtue, and she asks remedy and
relief from the court.
The Eighth street planning mill, destroyed by
fire few days ago, has been sufficiently rebuilt
to allow of putting the machinery in place, and
yesterday steam gotten up and to-day
work will be resumed, though the siding of the
upper portion of the building, and the roofing
yet remains to be put on.
Yesterday Officer Mcmahon swore out war.
rant for Papa Eschs arrest for keeping his
saloon open on Sunday. Esch holds forth on
Bridge Square, and Sunday is charged with
having not only kept his saloon open but al
lowed billiards to be played, notwithstanding
the remOnstrance of the officer.
The chamber of commerce committee. con
sisting of Messrs. W. L. Wilson, John M. Gil
man and E. j. Hodgson, were out yesterday
canvassing for new members. Their collec-
tions amounted to fully $500. To-day the
committee will be followed by another and SO
on until the city is thoroughly canvassed.
A slight unpleasantness occurred yesterday
between two women living in adjoining houses,
near the corner of Sixth and Market streets.
One of the parties to the war of words appealed
to the police for redress, and Officer DOwlan
was sent out TO investigate. He succeeded in
adjusting the differences with but little
trouble.
A couple of bob-t&iled FLIES, attached to a
box wagon, kicked the traces on st. Peter street
yesterday afternoon and inaugurated brief
but rafting runaway. They overturned the
wagon near the corner of Fourth street and
sent the box kiting skyward. A courageous
pedestrian collared the untamed plugs and
aside from the damage to the wagon no harm
was done.
John Sullivan, alias Yankee Sullivan
came to the front again at the police court yes
terday, charged with being vagrant. He is
cadaverous looking and sallow, the effects of
prolonged imprisonment. He made an earnest
appeal to the court, stating that if given the
chance he would HE him to the rural districts
and seek work. Sentence was suspended to
| give him the chance