Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-03
CITY GLOBULES.

The school teachers Will receive their salaries
this afternoon.
Five suits Iwere commenced in the district
court yesterday by Cyrus Underwood to quiet
titles.
Mr.. John Neubauer, who was injured by
runaway accident on Dayton's Bluff last San
day, is rapidly cenvalescing.
John Murray swore out warrant yesterday
for the arrest of his two sons, whom he claims
have threatened to shoot him.
The knights of ST. Paul will give full
dress drill this evening at the corner of Seventh
and st. Peter streets, commencing at 7:3O
o'clock.
Fanny Warner and Mary Williams, the demi
reps committed Tuesday for disorderly con-
duct, were discharged yesterday on payment of
their fines.
The police department were notified by tele-
gram yesterday, that double seated wagon
had been stolen at Pennington on the night of
the LIST inst.
A bun tosser at the Sherman House named
Yoni Rsatne swore out warrant yesterday for
the arrest of a man named Baker, on the charge
of assault and battery.
The case of j. McNamara, charged with COM
hitting an assault on one Campbell, was called
in the police yourt, yesterday, and the hearing
was continued until to-day.
The Lawrence Barrett dramatic company will
| appear at the matinee performance in HowelPs
comedy of "Yorick's Love" The drama is
| spoken of in high terms, and will no doubt at
tract u large audience.
DR.. G. A. Stein will deliver lecture at
Turner hall on the 10th inst, taking as sub
| ject the interesting theme Domestic Animals
| and their Treatment" The doctor should
command a large audience.
Robert Cody was before Judge Flint, yester-
Schroeder He pleaded guilty. stating that the
latter had insuIted his wife. He Was dis
| charged on payment of the costs.
St. Paul parties are figuring Tor a location in
| Opera House block, Bismarck, for new con-
cert hall; and talent for first class opera, and
goods and pretty wa ter girls for five cent beer
hall are engaged, contingent only on securing
location.
detachment of three companies left Fort
Smelling last night for the west The compa
MES are under command of Captains Coolidge,
Gambia and Browning, and one assigned to
respectively.
horse attached to Bulke's butcher wagon
collided with one of Booths milk wagons on
Rosabel street last night, and stripped the lat
ter of a wheel. Aside from the dam age done
to the milk wagon the accident resulted in no
especial harm.
The promenade concert at Rice park last
evening, under the auspices of the Great
Union band, attracted large number of music
loving citizens. A programme of choice selec-
tions was rendered, and the excellent music
was TO the highest degree appreciated.
STRIPPING named Frank Brown was at the
police court yesterday charged with making
disturbance at Brewster's boarding house. He
entered the place night before last, and when
ordered to leave he tried to carry the front gate
with him. He was sent to the quay Tor a
week
1t was mentioned in the GLOBE few days
since, that woman named Birdie Smith had
deserted her three children and that the waits
had been taken in charge by Mrs. Month, resid-
ing on Seventh street. The police authorities
have taken the matter in charge, and the chill
dren will be taken to the house of Good
Shepherds.
About seven o'clock last night lively mill
took place on Fourth near Robert street, be-
tween two gem EN- OBJ color, who sought this
means of settling dispute concerning their
respective sweethearts. Officer DeCorsey got
wind of the affair but before reaching the
scene of the fracs the pugilists had skedad-
died.
plat was filled in the register of deeds
Office yesterday, of Merriam's out lots to st.
Paul. The addition is described as the south
east quarter of the northwest quarter and that
portion of northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter OF section thirty-three, town thirty
nine and range twenty-three. The addition
consists of thirty-One lots.
When asked by his honor if he had been
drunk, at the police court, yesterday, Charles
Nebolt uttered ian emphatic not guilty. Off
Ger Brosseau stated that he YVES so budged when
arrested that he couldn't navigate. The defend
ant stated that he had sore feet. The court
said he would give his feet a rest and he was
fined So, or three days in the cooler.
Minneapolis is undergoing perfect reign of
terror, on account of the nightly depredations
OF outlaws and thieves, and the bucolic con-
stables are not fly enough to catch on. Night
before last thieves burglariZed a house on the
East side, getting away with large sum of
money and quantity of jewelry. The owners
were IN st. Paul yesterday, trying to gain some
trace of the property or thieves.
A circular has been sent out by the Pinker-
ton detective agency making inquiries as to the
whereabouts of George w. Merrick, who disap-
peared from Chicago on Wednesday the Goth
inst. He is described as 81 years old, S feet
519 inches high, weighs l45 pounds, light
build, auburn hair, reddish moustache and
chin beard. light brown eyes, dressed in dark
business suit with red thread through the
cloth, Brewer & Lawrie, Milwaukee, stamped
on the cloth as makers. Information of his
whereabouts will be literally rewarded by Al
Ian Pinkerton, Chicago
John O'Brien snd Nick Hill we're before
Judge Flint yesterday charged with inaugural
ing fight in Ermantraut's saloon, Third street.
The parties visited the saloon Tuesday, drank
freely and played pool. When the liquor be-
gan to work they grew noisy and were ordered
to leave the saloon. They cIdn't tackle to the |
request kindly and when the proprietor sub |
jected them to the grand bounce they retaliated |
by bombarding the house with stones. They
were fined $40 each or to stand committed for |
one week OBrien was afterwards DISCHARGED |