Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-24
CITY GLOBULEs.

@. Gotzian paid $l6l yesterday, for custom
duties.
John Webster received five days stretch in
the bastile yesterday for being too fond of his
toddy.
The sum of 1881. 40 was collected from O. O..
Washburn at the custom house yesterday as
duty on Imported goods.
Two women were arrested on Third street
last night, for drunkenness. They were taken,
to the station and looked mp.
The insane patients have been removed to
the south upper corridor of the Jail The place
has been entirelyrenovated and presents quite
a cheerful appearance.
The alarm of fire between IL and l o'clock
this morning was occasioned by the burning of
the house of VIM. Burns located on Sherman
street, near Fort. Loss 5000; no insurance.
Capt. Walters met with painful accident
night before last on he Seventh street bridge.
He was crossing the bridge when bis foot
slipped and threw him to the ground, resulting
in q broken wrist. He is doing finely.
John Garnon, whose arrest is elsew here no.
ticed. was before Judge McGror;y yesterday
afternoon. He stated that he had not drank
before for year and, if released. he would re.
new the pledge. On this condition he was
discharged.
The bankruptcy case of ]. N. Rogers against
An Ire " Palmer. Sr., which has been in litiga-
ton for many years, was finaly argued before
the supreme court of the United States las
week by Mr.. E G. Rogers, of this city. Mr..
Rogers arrived from Washington yesterday.
John Befse bad been SO beastly drunk that
he couldn't navigate. He selected a downy
spot on the unfeeling sidewalk and laid down
for a snooze. His balmy slum bers were inter
rupted by q copper who procured adrsy and
lodged him in the cooler. Yesterd he was
before hizzoner VIII sent him up for five
days.
A tall, wild looking fellow, with frosty hair
and trouble in his eye, named Robert Kelly,
wss before Judge McGrorty yesterday for
drunkenness. He stated that he was CREST
of the Wild Hunters hotel where he had $27
in deposited. He was fined three bills and not
having the rhino, was sent to the quay for four
days.
The Smith family gave concert at the
Plymouth church chapel last evening which
was very fairly attended, considering the iu.
clemeucy of he weather. The whole affair
passed off swimminglv and with satisfaction
to all concerned. Other entertainments of
like character are in contemplation for the
winter.
John Malloy, suspected of being insane, was
before Judge OGorman yesterday afternoon
for examination. This is the man who was ar
rested at Post Siding Sunday night barefooted
and attired in sum ner clothing. He was par
tally examined aud it decIded to continue
the further hearing for few DAYS in order to
obtain more correct information of his symp-
toms.
Three weddings were solemuized at the
church of the Assumption yesterday morning
and it wasn't a good day for weddings either.
The names of the happy parties are Mr.
George Roedelsburger and Miss Mary Schmidt
MIR. Peter Zimmerman and Miss Anna. Acker-
mann, Mr.. Frederick Nepro and Miss Freide.
rich. all of this city, They were gwen a de-
lishtful serenade by the Arion society last
evening.
A spe cial meeting of the Fort Smelling bridge
commission was held in the mayors Office yes
terday forenoon. The final account of Moritz
Schmidt for work done the Bloomipgto
road. amounting to $40 "a, was examined and
above d. An additional compensation of $500
was allowed the engineer for services rendered
the commission. 1t was decided to have some
additional riprapping around the piers as soon
as he ice became strong enough to permit the
work.
When the familiar name of John Cannon was
called at the police court yesterday hizzoner
peered over his gig lamps and was about to
treat the offender to a philOsophic harang
when Chief Weber stated that the prisoner was
too drunk 70 con front the court. 1t is the
early guZzler who collars the cocktail. aud act
ing on this theory John took an early start.
He arrested at bridge square at s O'Clock
A. NJ. fighting full, and was laid on the shelf
to sober up.
A genteel looking man named Charles Cor
dan was before hizzpner yesterday, charged
with polishing off boarder at his house
named Charles Cor win. The chancellor called
the case for the prosecute IN, and q lady wit
ness was requested to take the stand, which
she had no souner done than she commenced to
exonerate the defendant. 1t transpirud that
shs was q witness for defendant, and as such
was requested to stand down. The prosecuting
witness being absent, the case was continued
until to-day.
A young man named John Yost, runner for
the Minnesota house.. WAS arraigned at the
police court yesf erday charged with larceny of
a sad lie of vensiun from ADd'eu Hol' zemier
Saturday night a party of st Paul Sports me n
came down from an excursion To Al xaudr a,
where they bad been deer hunt. They
brought with them several saddles of deer
meat. which was left at the s'a'ion. The deli
cacy was spied out by several runners and
hacsmen aud they put up job on Yost.
hackman namtd John Feckey called the de'en-
dant to one tiie and presented him with a
SADDLE Of the mat. Surprising it uas all
right. Yost put it in his buss and hauled it to
butchers shop to havei dressed. 1t was
recovered by Detective Bresett. This is how
the story ran, and defendant was fined fifteen
dollars and costs. He put up the money and
was discharged.
1y,l Toko n
Haverly is just now in everybody's mouth.