Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-05
CITY aLoBuLEs.

A warrant was issued yesterday for the ar
rest of Nellie Lloyd on the charge Of vagrancy.
The officers and janitors of the public schools
received their August salaries yesterday,
amounting to $4,000.
Sunday trains for White Bear Lake leave st.
Paul at 9:55 A. M, 2:30 and 7:25 P. N. Return
at ]: :O5, 5:45 and 1905 P. M.
The widows and orphans of Rsmsey county
were made to rejoice yesterday on receipt OF
their quarterly pension money.
John Murray and Grace Cartland. formerly
at Minneapolis, are now in Connecticut, and
have done good business at New Haven.
The committee on ways and meansl of the
county board met yesterday and transacted
the usual amount of preliminary business.
The Knights of st. Paul are requested to
meet in their hall, corner eff Seventh and Jack
son streets, at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening.
John Dillon has two new plays for the sea-
son, but it is doubtful if he can succeed as
well in them as he has done in his old special
ties.
The regular drawing of jurors for the fall
term of the district court, took place in the
Office of the district court yesterday after
noon.
George Powers, a granger, was before hizzoner
yesterday charged with having been rescued
from his wagon dead drunk. It was his first
appearance and he was ordered to go home.
An employe at Hamm's brewery named
Frank Washuta, was arrested by the sheriff of
Austin yesterday. on the charge of bastardy
perferred on young woman residing at Aus
tin.
Judge Brill granted an order to show cause
why plaintiff should not have the custody of
children and relief, yesterday, in the divorce
case of Lolita A. Sturnegk against Frederick
Sturnegk.
A very small boy was before Judge OBrien
yesterday charged with cabbaging box of
Shoe Fly chewing gum. The court read the
riot act to him and he was discharged on prom
ise of good behavior.
The bakers and candy makers played game
of base ball in West St. Paul yesterday after
noon and gave very amusing exhibition. Five
innings were played and the dough-mixers
waxed the taffy. .pullers to the tune of l9 to 30.
Maude Forester is going to play 'Mazeppa"
at Cincinnati. She is the ablest exponent of
the role who has yet appeared upon the Ameri.
can stage, and weighs fully 200 pounds. Ii
anybody disputes her title they will have
hard row to hoe.
The case of Della g. Ryan against school
district No. 13 of Dakota county, in which suit
is brought to recover for services as school
teacher, came before Judge Brill. yesterday,
on demurrer to the complaint. The demurrer
L \ x-l.~ >louo Iv~sa ANT
Ed. Bradshaw of st. Paul has secured the
leading refreshment stand at the Minneapolis
exposition. He will be located under the
grand stand, and as Ed. knows how to cater TO
the public wants there is nu doubt about every
thing in his line being we'll supplied.
The Rev. Father Nugent, of Liverpool, En-
GLAND, ~hose name is famiiiarly known $50 ~.
eloquent advocate of the rights of the down
trodden tenantry OF ireland, arrived IN St.
Paul last night and is at the Metropolitan
hotel. He is accompanied by the Hon. W. j..
Onahan, of Chicago.
The notorious Nick Klinger and apal named
Joe Conley were arrested last night charged
with robbing man at Simons' saloon on West
Third street and getting away with his dust.
amounting to 81. They were arrested at the
corner of Fourth and Exchange stseets by Of
One of the best, most substantially con.
structed and handsomest of the many business
blocks being erected IN st. Paul this season. is
that being erected by Mr.. George Mitsch, cor
ner of Seventh and st. Peter streets. The block
is an ornament to the locality, and would do
credit to any street in any city in the Union.
The State of Minnesota ex rel. Edwin Crib
BILE against Thomas Prendergast, in which q
mandamus is prayed for to compel a recount
of the votes cast at the spring election for
Judge of the municipal court, came up for
hearing before Judge Brill yesterday morning.
The hearing was postponed until next Satur-
day.
Officer Mcmahon, or big Tom, is a veritable
Tristan Shandy. Last night his curiosity led
him to look through the doorway of Motifs
castle, on Eagle street, and his gaze encounter
ed q most shocking spectacle. Within was the
coal black Moffit and Mrs. Kanterman, and the
two were having regular picnic. They were
waltzed to the tower on the charge OF disor-
derly.
Mrs. William Cummings. of Illinois. at pres
ent soiourning at the hotel st. Louis, Lake
Minnet0nka, had a curious adventure On the
lake yesterday afternoon which almost resulted
in an accident. She was out fishing in cum pa
ny with gentlemen when a hugh pike seized
! the line and almost pulled her from the boat.
The brave little woman clung to the line like a
heroine and drew the fish up amid the applause
of her escort.
An action was begun in the district court
yesterday, by Mrs. NJ. E. Cham bers, against
the La Caisse General Insurance company of
| HFance. 1t is alleged that in 1877 defen6ant
iBsurel plaintiffs property, located in ST..
FLouis county, for $500. That in October. 1879,
the house WAS burned down, and that defend
ant refuses to pay the loss. The action is be-
gun to enforce payment of $500, the amount
| of the policy.
| A young man from the suburbs named Hem
ry Wooley was at the police court yesterday
| charged with disorderly conduct. Friday
| evening he drank several bowls too many, and
called at the residence Of an acquaintance on
Rice street. The hour was unreasonable for
callers, and not being admitted, he tried to
| bang in tho door. He was arrested and when
| brought to the city hall he knocked in the door
leading to the corridor. He was fined $l2 and
| paid the coin.
An emotional darkey with banged hair aud
lots Of cuesedness in his face, named Washing
ton Humphers was up yesterday charged with
| disorderly conduct and resisting an officer He
| was accompanied by white man named z. l..
| Oonkling and they were both in the same beat.
/ At O. clock yesterday morning Officer Cook