Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-18
CITY GLOBULES.l

Iect your picnic.
a 1.-The Mankato lunatic that predicted cyclone
for yesterday has outlived his usefulness. He
| should select quiet place to lie down and die.
Gen. Andrews, of the census bureau, is in
of the outside enumerators.
The railroad boys and the lake shore crew are
working like beavers at the new pavilion at
White Bear lake. now nearly completed.
The constitution of the Evangelical Lutheran
Ministerial association, of Minnesota and other
States, was fled with the secretary of state,
yesterday.
Awarrant was issued yesterday for the ar
rest of VIM. Farrell, bartender of the Pinafore
saloon on West Third street. He is charged
with assaulting man named Succho.
Col. A. R. Kiefer returned yesterday from
trip through the counties of LIE Sueur and Sib-
| ley. He reports all the crops looking splendid,
and no damage sustained by the recent storms.
About noon yesterday, the front wheels of
buggy containing Mr.. Theo. Hamm and
daughters, gave away at bridge square, and
precipitated the parties to the ground No in
| juries were sustained.
| Lie CdSb VI lAO pGhtC oS~lhSV "a IL DIsAtCi3
charged with the larceny of a watch from A.
G. Savage, was on trial in the district court
Yesterday afternoon. The trial will probably
be concluded this morning.
The jury in the case of Margaret Shaber
against the st. Paul & Manitoba railroad com
pany for S., 900, returned verdict yesterday
| for SO, 500 in favor of the plaintiff, and pro-
ceedings were stayed for thirty days.
P. N. Thornton, Bloomington, Grant county,
has offered reward of $25 for the recovery of
horse stolen last October. The animal is 151S
hands high, weighs 1,150 pounds, has white
spots on his neck, with short, black name and
heavy tail.
1t is due Mrs. Sarah J. Kearney to say that
the Mrs. Kearney, who was charged with disor-
derby conduct, was another person, and with
different initials Mrs. s. j. Kearney is one of
the old settlers of St. Paul, and never has had
a stigma or blemish on her reputation.
Mrs. Jane Miller, residing at the corner of
Leech and McBoal streets, visited city hall yes
terday, aud stated that she was annoyed night
ly by the boys, who SNOWFALL her residence.
A guardian of the peace is on the lay for the
youngsters, and they will be yanked to the
lookup.
The case of the State against James Powers
indicted for the larceny of coats from the shop
of N. M, Bergstrom, came on for trial in the
district court yesterday forenoon. The testi-
mony was against the prisoner, and after a
short absence the jury returned verdict of
guilty. The prisoner was remanded
The boys of st. Mary's school had picnic
at White Bear lake on Wednesday, and went
fishing, boating and bathing to their hearts
content. happier. or more thoroughly sun
burned crowd of youngsters is seldom seen,
than those who boarded the return train
at Lake Shore on Wednesday afternoon.
The attention of the authorities is called to
the first span of the st. Paul bridge. Hun
dreds of children congregate there every day to
look at the rising water aud there are not sutfi-
Gent guards to prevent then from
tumbling over from the dizzy height. 1t will
require only couple of Stats to make it safe.
Adomestic tyrsnt named Sylvester Montour
was at the police court yesterday, charged with
cruelty beating his family. The repulsive
brute came home drunk, Wednesday night, and
vented his malignancY by beating his wife and
children. He is a chronic offender, and was
given thirty days in the bastile to atone for the
| offense
Martin Smith budged upon chain lightning
whisky night before last, and the bender sent
his head whirling like a Chinese pin wheel. At
the police court yesterday, he stated that he
hardly ever drank, and that he tarried in st.
Paul for only one day, being en- route for
Crookston. Sentence was suspended to allow
him to leave the city.
A lowly citizen of African descent named
John Allen was at the police court yesterday
charged with threatening to draw the lifa
| nod Of 6orl1 cd n,a6
latter stated that he was in dread of the defend
ant, as he was razor niger, and had threat
ened to waste blood. Defendant was put IN
the county cooler for sixty days.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest
of @. Peterson and Nels Oleson, residents of
ROsetown, on the charge of obtaining money
out by j. j. Schiller, who loaned the parties
$l0O on horse and buggy. He took chattle
| mortgage on the rig, and received word yester-
day that the parties were about to skip out.
Mr.. F. 81. Ertel, of the Hotel Reporter, was
rejoiced at the receipt of a telegram yester-
day from St. Louis, stating that his family had
been increased to the extent of twelve pounds.
The new conner was boy, Of vigorous consti-
| tuition and lungs, and bids fair to perpetuate
the family name for many decades to come.
The happy parents are to be congratulated.
| Daniel McCreash is the husband of timid lit
tie woman over whom he takes special delight
in exercising his tyranical disposition. Last
| night he returned home beastly drunk and beat
his wife black and blue. She fastened to
police headquarters and told the pitiful story
or her wrongs, and during her absence the in
CRATE collected a number of blankets and tried
to pawn them for whisky. The brute was
lodged in kthe cooler and will receive bis de-
serts this morning.
A lawn festival will be given at the residence
and beautiful grounds of Mrs. Capt. Russell
Blakeley, No. 1877 Jackson street, on Tuesday
evening next, from z to IL o'clock. The pro-
ceeds are to be devoted to furnishing the read
ing rooms of Hamline university. Few ladies
| are gifted with the art of entertaining SO as to
please all, and Mrs. Blakeley is among that
number. Should the weather prove favorable
next Tuesday evening, the occasion cannot and
will not fail to be one of unalloyed pleasure.
The happiest, proudest and biggest man in
St. Paul last night was George Fl. Stahlman.
In fact, "Old Grants" overcoat wouldn't make
an undergarment for George. and all because
near relative of his arrived at his home yester-
day. What pieases George the most is that she
came to stay. Age very young; weight ~
pounds, with a very strong family resem-
blance. Due notice has been given to the CEN