Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-05
CITY GLOBULES.

Jurors returnable Monday morning
Although the storm yesterday was wldely
extended. none of the railroads suffered Seii-
ously.
One company of cavalry and one of infantry
eft Mandan for the Bad Lands about IL P M
Thursday.
II is within month of the 4th of july and
the question is being asked, Are we going 10
celebrate the dayg'
The floods of yesterday washed out some OF
the new street and railroad filling at the La
fayette avenue crossing.
See the c., st. P. Nj. & o. time table thlro
page last column, for hours of Sunday trains
between st. Paul and Lake Elmo.
The Chicago, st. Paul Minneapolis train,
due at IS Yesterday was delayed over an hour
bv cautious running on account of the storm.
If the weather Is favorable a game of ball
will Re played i'll the Sixth ward this afternoon
bv the upper town nine and a nine from Min
neapolis club.
About fifteen miles of track on the Casselton
branch of the Northern Pacific mas been laid
and the work of grading and bridging is pro-
crossing nicely.
Patrick Mcclure was before Judge Flint yes
terday charged with creating drunken row IN
the vicinity of Cooks saloon. He paid 81
and was discharged.
A chronic tramp named James Gleason sp-
peared at the police court yesterday morning,
charged with drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct. He was committed for three days to
soak out the bulge
Thus far 266 male and fourteen female dogs
have been licesened to pursue their peaceful
occupation of frightening children and timid
persons for another year. Dog days Will DC
over in nine days more.
young man named Emil Gottcham mer,
was arraigned at the police court yesterday,
charged with larceny of a hide and quantity
of tallow from Joseph Myer The hearing
was continued until the 8th inst.
An employee at the Sherman House named
Oscar Baker, was arraigned at the police
court yesterday charged with committing an
assault on biscuit. shooter named Jane An
safe. The hearing was continued until to-
day.
public meeting IN the interest of Sabbath
observance will be held in the Opera House,
Sunday, 18th inst. Rev. DIR. Atterbury, of
New York, secretary of the New York Sabbath
committee, and other able speakers, will de-
liver addresses,
The Jury in the case of Peter Bott against
John Klein, in which action was brought for
$1,000 damages, alleged TO have been caused by
mountaineering the formers business, retul ned
verdict Thursday night for 800 in favor OF
the plaintiff.
visit to military headquarters yesterday
resulted in no fresh information concerning
the reported Indian raid in the Bad Lands.
The wires were reported down along the North
ern Pacific line, which precluded the receipt of
any intelligence.
Three highly budged deck hands got the
rampage on Seventh street yesterday afternoon,
one of whom thought to amuse the pedestrians
by improvising a circus exhibition. The free
show was tripped by Capt. Clark and the dizzy
star was landed in the cooler.
Several of the delegate from the State TO the
national Greenback-Labor convention to be
held at the exposition building, Chicago, on
the 9Th inst, will leave st. Paul by Chicago,
Milwaukee q st. Paul railroad at 1885 o'clock
p. NJ. on Monday next, the 9TH inst.
The last will and testament of Anna N.
Magoffin, wife of ex-GOv. Magofin, of Ken
lucky, was filed in the probate court yesterday
afternoon. The document was dated Harrods-
burg KY, March /, 1880. Deceased leaves all
her property, real and personal, to her husband,
Beriah Magoftin.
Thomas P. Kelly and William Tierney, of
Pine City, were before U. s. Commissioner
Cardoza, yesterday, on a charge of selling
liquor to the Indians. They were released on
giving bail in the sum of $500 each for their
appearance before the U. s. District court at
WInona, on the 7th inst.
The lightning yesterday forenoon played
same harmeless pranks with the telegraph and
telephone wires in the CITY, especially around
the city hall. Chief Weber and City Jailer
Jessrang th.ught at one time that the day of
Judgment had come, and knowing that good
men were scarce, they removed to a safe place
in remarkably quick time. Happily no damage
was done.
dapper young man of rather refined ap-
pearance named James Kennedy, was before
Judge Flint yesterday, charged with the larceny
of $l4 from boarder at the Warner house,
named J. p. Patterson. The parties occupied
the same room Wednesday night, and the de-
PENDANT rose early the next morning and walked
off with Patterson's bundle. full account of
the affair appeared in yesterdays issue of the
GLOBE. He pleaded guilty, and was committed
for 80 days.
In addition to the shooting episodes else
where given another affair of the kind occurred
about nightfall last night at the Bohemian set
Element. A drunken Individual named Daniel
Mcdonald visited the settlement and let pan
demonium loose by the most disgraceful con.
duct. He made himself disgracefully conspicu.
GUS. and when expostulated with by several
women of the neighbolhood he drew a revolver
and fred, the ball passing in close proximity
to a woman named Mrs. Reynolds. The affair
was reported to Ofioer Gruber, who lodged
Mcdonald in the cooler.
novel case will come up in the supreme
court next Tuesday at 10 o'clock A. n. in this
wise. Last Saturday Mary Gilbert and Rose
Keyes were each sentenced after trial to an i'm
prisonment in the State prison for nine months
for keeping houses of i'll fame at Duluth. Each
of the cases have been argued upon an agreed
case of exception before Judge 8. P. Stearns,
who has refused to grant a new trial, to which
decisions the defendants have each appealed to
the supreme court from the order refusing to
grant a new trial. Each of the defendants Is
now in State prison under sentence, and their
attorney, Judge E. f. Parker will make an ap-
plication before fall bench for stay of ex-
ecution, upon ball. during the tendency of the
appeal from the order of Judge Stearns. As
this is a new question of practice. the decision
of the supreme court will be looked for with
interest.
John Murray "Come Into COOrt"
About o'clock last night sable visaged dam
sci, named Eliza Bugge, visited police head
quarters in company with colored brother
named Sam Hinkinson. The latter explained
the object of their mission. He stated that the
girl had been wronged, aud that the gay de-