Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-18
C1rY aLoBULEs.

OlT1 0LObULES.
An army of artisans are at work on the in
terror of the new market house, which is
rapidly approaching completion.
! A meeting of the council committee on
streets was held last evening, at which the
usual amount of ordinary business was tram
sacted.
The bondsmen of Cornelius eastman. who is
under bail for the crime of burglary, yesterday
delivered him up to the authorities and he
was committed to the Ramsey county Jail.
William Wall, the young man confined in the
county Jail on the charge of insanity, was ex-
amined by Drs. Boardman and Hand Yester-
day afternoon and found not to be sufficiently
insane to be sent to st. Peter.
In the United States circuit court yesterday
before Judge Nelson, an application was made
for rehearing in the case of 81. p. Henning,
assignee, vs.. Minnie Richards ct al, after which
the court adjourned until the 23d inst.
William KNAPP, the discharged soldier, was
found at seven corners last night in the throes
of fit. He was taken to the city hall and as
he is confirmed invalid in this respect the
case should be attended to by the proper
authorities.
John Sullivan is one of the boys who never
90 back on their booze. He drinks as long as
anyone will set 'em up and never misses an
opportunity to become budged. He was up
again yesterday and was put in the dry dock
for eight days.
There was a slight rumpus among the men
employed upon the Eighth street sewer owing
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last estimate of the constructor. It was q sim
pie Misunderstanding on the part of the forty
men employed.
Prof. Hlasko, who, for several years past, has
taught the favorites of fortune in st. Paul how
to "trip the light fantastic toe, T" will be una
positively to be here next season.
A dilspidated beauty named Jessie Charles
was arranged at the police court yesterday,
charged with visiting Nellie Clarks dive on
Eagle street and trying to clean out the ranch.
The hearing was continued until to-day, when
some racy developments may be looked for.
Michael Tierney indulged in tanglefoot
toot night before last, and yesterday morning
he faced the court a penitent if not wiser
man. He felt sorry and promised to let the
pLisOn alone if released. He was sentenced to
five days and the fine was remitted during good
behavior.
An appeal was filed in the district court yes
terday by j. F. Hoyt and a. p. Rugg, execu-
tors of the estate of George Culver, deceased,
against the allowance of the claim of Albert
Armstrong, receiver of the estate. A claim
was fled by the latter for $2l 1888 of which the
sum of $l1. .687 was allowed, and from which
Al o,,v,ooI 10 kak
A PLAUSIBLE young man with depraved
heart named Joseph Ohaffey was before hiz-
zoner on yesterday, charged with the larceny
of a pair OF boots from j. B. st. German.
He cabbaged the boots from the latter's
room and they were found in his possession.
He pleaded guilty to the charge and was sent
to the bastile for sixty days.
At. Shenneman, sheriff of Co vley county,
Kas., writes Secretary of State Won Baum
bach, under date of the 18th, to know if the
authorities anywhere in the State want a man
by the name of A. j. Baily for the murder of
ing committed, we think, near st. Paul or
Minneapolis some twelve or thirteen years
ago. If such man is wanted, Sheriff Shenne-
man thinks he can produce him.
About II 80 o'clock last night the attention
proceeding from the corner of Fourth and st.
Peter streets. On going thither he found two
men struggling in a fight. They were separ-
ated ana one of the men was found to be MIR.
Kirby Barnum, who stated that he had been
attacked while proceeding down Fourth street.
The Young man who made the attack was In
toxicated and he was lodged in the cooler.
Gen. Shields is not as big as mountain, but
having the pluck of terrier it is q dark day
when he don't get there few days since he
undertook to arrest burly fellow named Rob
ert Dillon for drunkenness. Dillon had his
gaffs on, and it was like dwarf trying to up-
heave Olympus. After much tribulatiOn the
general got his man to the tower, but received
q black eye for his trouble. The prisoner was
before the court yesterday, and was fined $l5
and costs, sentence being suspended to the 2Oth
inst.
The aged mother of Cornelius eastman
called at the city hall yesterday and requested
that her son be put under arrest. It will be
remembered that eastman was bound over to
the grand jury for being concerned IN the burg
lary of q residence on the saltwater road. A
few weeks ago he was released on bail owing to
the intercession of his mother. Since his re-
lease the young ruffian has been on continual
drunk and has bulldozed all his family. Chief
Weber will see that the bonds are released and
Eastman will be put under lock and key, where
he belongs.
Mrs. Ole Anderson is in hard luck. Only q
few weeks since her child was kidnapped,
and to make matters worse the contumacious
and petty authorities at Saltwater put her
husband in Jail. The Andersons live on East
Seventh street, and Mrs. Anderson takes in
washing while her husband works as day
laborer. Yesterday morning a young man
called at the house and negotiated to have some
washing done. Mrs. Anderson left the room
for moment. during which the visitor went
through trunk and stole ten dollars. He
skipped out and has not been found.
This is called progressive age and it is q
wise parent that knoweth his own child. Jo-
seph Williams is one of the young men whose
early training has been sadly neglected. Had
his back been subjected to the stripes of paren-
tai correction he might have been more duti-
full son. The migrate was before Judge
M'Grorty yesterday, charged with attacking his
father with an axe handle. He didn't have
much to say, and as he was drunk at the time,
he was sent to the quay for only fifteen days,
at the expiration of which it is to be hoped he
will have mended his ways and became better