Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-26
CITY sLoBuLEs.

The woman in black" was sent up fOrninety
days yesterday.
The Great Western band gives lake shore
concert at White Bear tonight. Trains leave
from the waoouta street depot at Q and
7:25P. n.
The working force at the general offices of
the St. P. D. Railroad company was CHILLED
Yesterday morning by tho announcement that
at Duluth the thermometer was down TO
a5eF.
This is the Last week of the season during
which the round trip to the Dalles of the st.
Croix can be made in one day. Beginning
next Monday, the two boats will form daily
line between Saltwater and st. Croix Falls.
Two suits were commenced in the district
court yesterday by the Girard life insurance
annuisv company of Philadelphia, against j.
J. Pearson and j. II. McAllister to settle the
title to property in Bazilels addition to st.
Paul.
John Wilson, the boy who likes his toddy oh,
was picked up on Seventh street night before
last beauti fully budged. Yesterday he was
before hiz zoner, who gave him three days In
the bastile.
information of insanity has been filed
against man named Henry Shoenfelt, who
was found by Officer Nygaard last Monday
stripped naked in an old barn on Fifth street.
He is supposed to have been in the employ OF
drug house in Minneapolis.
James Mcdonald is big enough and ugly
enough to know how to behave himself. He
was arrested yesterday afternoon for scandaliz-
ing the pedestrians on Third street by making
an indecent exposure of person. He was up
yesterday and sent to the quay for Six days.
The steamboat Minneapolis grounded on
bar night before last and the passengers disem-
barked at La Crosse where they boarded the
Charlie Cheever. They were not more fOrtu.
nate, as the latter boat struck a bar at Winona,
from whence the passengers took the cars for
this city.
dizzy looking Teuton named Jacob Subins,
faced the music at the police tribunal yesterday
for having been 'drunker than billed OWL"
He showed fight, and it took three officers to
persuade him to enter cell. The burly booz.
er was fined $3 for the drunk. and it nearly
broke him up to pay out the coin.
An exciting runaway transpired about five
o'clock yesterday afternoon which entailed no
serious damage or injury. At the time named,
a horse attached to wagon and belonging to
Judson d Braok took fright in front of their
place of business on Fourth near Webashaw
street, where vain attempt was made to stop
him, and from thence he started down Third
street. gliding through the host Of vehicles
with almost human precision. He was col
Jared at Robert street by Dufour, the express
man, and the damage was slight.
An action was commenced in the district
court, yesterday, by Henry Warfeld against
Washington lodge No. l, Sons of Hermann.
Plaintiff alleges that he becamea member of
the order Nov. LIST, 1870, since when he has
paid 800 in losses and dues It is alleged that
on June 30th, 1850. he was suspended by the
lodge on the grounds that he had collected GER
tain subscriptions for the Hern,dnsohn, the
paper of the order which he had failed to turn
over to the society. He characterizes the ale
cations as false and brings suit for damages
Of $4,000.
A painful, scientific and exceedingly inter.
esting surgical operation was performed at st.
Luke's hospital yesterday forenoon which en-
gagged the attention of some of the foremost
practitioners in st. Paul. The operation con.
sisted in the removal of q cancerons tumor
from the face and mouth of q man named
Thomas Rogers. The cancer had eaten into
the face and it became necessary to remove the
greater portion of the jawbone and teeth, a
part of the chin and section of the tongue.
The operation was skillfully performed and 1t
is thought the unfortunate victim will re.
cover.
James Martin, alias Berry, is one Of the ele.
CANT gentlemen who stand around barrooms,
dead beat their drinks, and exercise their low
cunning by roping in suckers on tho snide
dice racket. The town is full of such hsrpies
and they generally do the grand by standing q.
cappers for dizzy dram shops. Martin was be-
fore the court Last spring for cabbaging fowe,
vase from O'Reegan's saloon on Minnesota
street. Tuesday afternoon he was yanked
in as ''vag," having bundle of smoked her.
ring and some pound cake. He was before
Judge O'Brien yesterday and stated that his
ribs were broken and that he couldn't do heavy
work. He was sent up for sixty days, and
there are more of the pimps to follow.