Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-06
CITY aLoBULEs.

ing I0S tons of freight and cabin full of pas
seRgers,
John Gonman, the cobbler, was arrested last
night bowling drunk. He was lodged in the
tower and kept the other prisoners awake by
his rawlings.
n. B. Montgomery has bought the Farmers
Hotel property, in thefSixth ward, and will put
the same in frst-class order for the present.
Landlord, Mr.. Rank.
The steamer Bachelor left Fort Custer on
the Yellowstone yesterday, and will probably
arrive at Bismarck, Thursday in time to start
sgain for the Yellowstone, Friday.
Bart Wilson started out to celebrate and be-
came as drunk as the proverbial billed owl. He
was waltzed before Judge Flint, who awarded
him three days in the cooler for the foolish
ness.
Dow Morrison, charged with committing
an assault on young man named Wilkinson
pleaded guilty in the municipal court yester-
day morning, and was discharged on payment
of So fine.
A patriot named Edward johnson was up
yesterday for wanting to polish off a harmless
pedestrian. For this he was sent to the bastile
for seven days, at the expiration Of which he
may be safer.
Henry Cormick and Mike Koran were be-
fore hzzoner yesterday, charged with playing
it on q granger to the tune of five dollars. The
case was continued until to-day to await the
presence of the bucolic victim.
There was barely quorum present at the
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce yester-
day morning and no business was transacted
except to vote that reports would be expected
next week from the committees on sluice way
and parks.
Michael Glorey said he guessed he had been
drunk. He had taken drop in remembrance
of the Ratchet hero, and was landed in the
cooler, with dubious cheek and black eye.
He will reflect on the vanity of good intentions
for the next three days.
Granda Whitla, with shiny eyes and char
coal face, was at the police court yesterday,
charged with reckless driving. He celebrated
the Fourth by getting beast1y budged and
wound up with buggy ride. He will not
show up for seven days.
Yesterday afternoon two inebriated sports
went into Montgomerys restaurant and called
for square meal. They fought over their
beans and Officer Rouleau was called to quell
the riot. He collared one of the men, the 9th
err pusilist making his escape.
dspper looking youngster, named Dennis
Lynch, was before his honor yestesday, charged
with raising particular perdition at Fourth
street dance. He undertook to run the dance
and was bounced out for being too fresh. On
putting up $5 he was discharged.
st. Paul was treated to splendid display
last night Of the northern lights or the aurora
borealis. The northern horizon was Lit up re
splendently By the display alongside of which
the puny rocket and the enayescent Roman
10 cd apfi iDriUrificauf
crook named Walter Davis was at the po-
lice court yesterday morning charged with the
larceny of seven pairs of boots from John
pleaded guilty and was held to the grand jury
in $500 bail, in default of which he was COM
mitted.
Night before last burglars made desperate
attempt to force an entrance into the residence
of Mr. Fred Richter, situated on the Fort road
beyond 5tahlman's brewery. Mr.. Richter was
awaken I'd by the noise, and rising quietly, he
fired two shots. The burglars decamped uu-
fortunately not hurt.
Miks McMahon got roaring drunk night be-
fore last, and threatened to clean out the lower
levee he pulled off his coat and was about to
commence the contract when he was collared
and hustled to the cooler. He was before
Judge Flint, yesterday, and will rusticate in
the county cooler for seven days.
heLadies society of the First Baptist church
will have basket picnic and excursion to the
DaEles of st C,oir Friday, July 8, 1880. Cars
leave foot of jackson street at o'clock A. NJ
Round trip tickets $3.50, children under IL
IS cents. Tickets for sale at Aliens drug
store, Merrilrs book store and Griggs Cos.
MIR. Bullock of Stanton, Goodhue county,
who was met at the Merchants yesterday
states that the hailstOrm which occurred in
that town two weeks ago tomorrow, as hereto
fore mentioned in the GLOBE, destroyed not
less than 1900 acres of grain, including the
entire seeding of Is or 16 farmers of that town.
Adam Schutzer got on q bit of a toot, and in
this connition he visited the picnic at Banhol-
ze,'s harden. He saw Flannigan's hack on the
grounds and while the drivers attention was
turned he drove off with the team. he was
colared and yesterday morning was before
Judge Flint. The hearing was continued until
to-day.
The false report of yesterday, that an acci-
dent had occurred on the St. Paul & Duluth
railway at North Branch, probably started
from the telegraph operators designating by
the term ''smash-up" a locomotive which was
sent from White Bear to convey Doctors Murphy
and Hagan to visit sick patient in need of
prompt attention.
The saloon corner of Third and Washington
streets, conducted by one Simous, is nightly
the scene of the most disgrecefnl orgies. Last
night at o'clock free fight occurred during
which one of the ruffiaus was thrown out the
window. Capt Clsfk and couple of officers
happened to be in the vicinity, and three dis
reputables were put under arrest.
Annie Otis, housekeeper of an Eagle street
bagnio, visited the police court yesterday and
swore out a warrant for the arrest disreputa-
BILE named BAIT Wilson, whom she charges with
stealing dress. Wilson was before Judge
Flint yesterday for drunkenness and was sent
up for three days at the expiration of which
he will be arrested on the charge of larceny
About 10 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
ruction took place at the Washington house.
Seven Corners between three drunken Bohem.
ians. They were all friends, and one of the
PARTY stated that it was only friendly row.
The man who made this statement attested his
friendship by biting one of his companions in
the hand, almost gnawing his thumb off. The
officer was at dinner and no arrests were made.
Mrs. Davis, the old timer, was before his
honor again Yesterday on the old charge of
drunkenness. She stated that she had stepped
TO the front of saloon to see if her boy was
inside and that if discharged she wouldn't in
duIge until the next Fourth of July. MIR.
Murray asked that sentence be suspended to
give her another trial. and that if she appeared