Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-31
CITY aLoBULEs.
The secretary Of state is sending out blanks
for returns of votes cast at the coming cleo
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The secretary Of state is sending out blanks
for returns of votes cast at the coming cleo
tion.
The illustrious John Brown was before hiz-
zoner yesterday, charged with smashing in win
dows on West Third street. lie was on
tantrum and pleaded guilty to drunkenness.
The spree cost him ten coins.
Matt Clouse had been on prolonged de-
bauch, and when brought before the court yes
terday, the officer stated that the liquor had
made him as crazy as bed bug. he was sent
to the county jail for fifteen days.
The Sunday Chicago Tribune says: "Hickok
will be here tomorrow with st. Julien, and
will leave over the st. Paul road for Minneap-
oils, where he trots next week. In the sarne
car with St. Julien are Belle H., Voltaire, and
Hambletonian Bashaw, all of them being en-
gagged at Minneapolis.
A stalwart Swede named John Oleson, went
into the Clarendon hotel Sunday afternooE,
and on being refused a drink, he threatened to
clean out the house, He was snatched to the
tower, and yesterday morning he faced the
fandango at the municipal court. He will
rusticate in the cooler for three days.
It LOOKS as though st. Paul contained some
Republican Ku-Klux. Soon after the nomina-
tion of Hancock and English, the proprietors
of Lahrs saloon, Third street, hung out BAN
ner bearing portraits of the nominees. Sunday
night this banner was torn down and destroyed
and other damage done to the property.
Last Saturday John Mcdonald was up for
being too highly budged and on promise of
good behavior he was let go. After being re-
leased he tackeled the old stuff again and tax
ing bowl too much he laid down on jackson
street to sleep off the sack. Yesterday he was
before the court and sentenced to fifteen days
in the quay.
A villainous looking tramp named James
Brady was before hizzoner yesterday charged
with stealing coat and vest from Forepaugh's
barn in the rear of Exchange street. He took
advantage of the coachman's absence and cab
baged the benjamin, which was found or his
person. In default of $40 he got thirty days
in the bastile.
Cora McGee attempted the astonishing feat
yesterday of tumbling from the bluff in the
Sixth ward. She went to sleep on the edge of
thirty feet, She appeared at the police court
slightly disfgured but still in the ring. The
court said she ought to be ashamed of herself
and she was sent to the Shepherd for ninety
days.
About O. clock last night telephone mes
sage was received at city hall stating that
tramp had tried to effest an entrance to
Gea Terry's residence on Summit avenue.
Officer McMahon was detailed to look up the
case and on reaching the location it was ascer-
tained that discarded suit0r had called ON
one of the domestics, who had given him the
grand walk, whereupon he became noisy. At
last accounts the situation was serene.
Sunday afternoon a boy named William
Kettner visited Laroche's saloon, on Waba-
shaw street. and called for beer. The beverage
was set up, and the lad became reellng drunk.
He was arrested and locked up, and yesterday
morning he and Laroche were before Judge
O'Brien, the latter on the charge of selling
liquor to minors. The offense was proven, ana
Laroche vas fined $25, the boy being sent
home.
rather neat looking girl named Ella Ora
mer was at the police court yesterday charged
with disorderly conduct. Officer Shields sta.
ted that she had been arrested on the levee
surrounded by crowd Of soldiers and vulgar
spectators. The unfortunate creature came
from Minneapolis and begged hard to be let off.
The court administered severe rebuke and let
her go on condition that she at once return to
her home.
Two hard men nnmed Peter freeman and A.
H. Lindoar, were at the police court yesterday
for raising perdition at the Green Tree hotel.
Saturday night they engaged in a free fight.
and after some difficulty were lodged in the
cooler. freeman procured bail, and on Sunday
afternoon he was arrested again for trying to
clean out the horse car stable. Freeman was
fined $S on the first charge, and BIZ on the
second, and Lindoar paid five bills.
A couple of fast young men named D. 8.
Moorehead and Henry Sheldon were at the po-
lice court Yesterday charged with raising ter
rife and disgraceful racket at Nick Wllder's
saloon on Como road. Sunday evening they
drove up to the saloon and one of the men
commanded Wilder to dish mp the drinks.
They grew terribly insulting and Moorehead
amused himself by shooting at the lamp globes
with his revolver. The other man followed
suit, aud after doing all the meanness they
could drove off. Moorehead, the ringleader.
was fined $50, and Sheldon paid 800 fo, his
part of the amusement.
Thomas Kelly and Henry Sales were ar
raigned at the police court yesterday, charged
with larceny from the person of man named
James Robinson. The crime amounted to
highway robbery of the most aggravated char
aoter. Sunday night the men met on Sibley
street near the levee, and after casual CONVEX
sation Robinson was held up and robbed of
$24. He was seized and choked by Kelly,
while Sales went through his clothing, cut out
pocket and took the money. The prisoners
are hard looking men aad made very week
defense. Robinson swore positively that they
were the men and they were held to await the
action of the grand jury, and in default of
$500 bail committed.
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