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


day, in payment of the May salaries of the sewer
department and street force.
Owing to the recent heavy rains the excursion
of the Great Union band to Forest Lake has
been postponed until next Sunday.
The st. Matthew Society will hold thei
second annual picnic and Scotch games a
White Bear Lake, on Friday, the 18th inst.
Judge Brill rendered decision yesterday sus
tanning the Judgment of the justice court in the
case of r. A. Hurst against E. M. d. Wright.
warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest
of Mrs. l.. Madden, on complaint of Mrs
Klanney, the charge being that she threw slor
in the latter's face.
Carrie Schubert swore out warrant yester
day for the arrest of Mr.. Miller, proprietor OF
the Warren house, on the ground that he slap
ped her in the face.
Mr.. Edward Schroer, absent since Novembe r
last with the ''Pirates of Penzance" theatrical
organization, has returned to st. Paul to re.
sumo his residence.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday ordering perpetual injunction in favor
of plaintiff in case of VIM. F. Davidson
against Alexander Leyde.
The steamer Butte, which has been delayed
on her upper Missouri trip, will arrive at Bis
mark in time to start again for Fort Benton
Monday evening or Tuesday.
The jury in the case of Constantine Pahent
against the city of st. Paul, in which action
was brought for $4,000 damages, returned a
verdict, yesterday morning, for $432 in favor of
the plaintiff.
Mike Murphy was before Judge Flint, yester-
day. charged with being drunk and disorderly
He said he had been trihe drunk but denied
the charge of disorderly. He was sent to the
bastile for seven days to cool off.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather the
regular meeting of the Ramsey County Veteran
association was adjourned to next Saturday
evening, June IL. 1880. Let all ex-soldiers
turn out as business of Importance is to be
transacted.
St. Paul Mutual Building association. No. /,
at their last nights meeting loaned $500,
which, with the loans made at their last meet
ing, makes $4,000 loaned in the last thirty
days-which means business and more homes
for the people.
Michael Kuhn and wife made power of attor-
ney to r. A. Smith, Esq, to transact all busi-
ness, sell and transfer all property, real and
personal, belonging to them in the city of st.
Paul and Ramsey county, the same being put t
on file last Thursday.
At the annual meetings Of the St. P & s. c.,
c., st. P. q NJ. and N. W. companies, consti-
tutiDg the c., st. P, M. 81 o. line, held yes
terday, the present directory was reelected
and the directors reorganized for the ensuing
year by re-electing the present officers.
At the height of the storm last night, Officer
Newall discovered a man lying in the sand in
West st. Paul. He was overcome with liquor,
and was brought to the station to sober up. 1t
is understood that the man is a stock trader
from Iowa and that he has dozen head of
cattle corailed near the residence of E. Lange-
vim.
The installation of Rev. r. F. Maclaren viii
take place this evening at the Central Presby-
terian church. Dr. Beatty will preside, Rev.
M. D., Edwards will preach. The charge to the
pastor will besdelivered by Rev. VIM. Maclaren,
ID. D., and the charge to the people by DR..
Conn. All are invited.
general meeting of all favorable to the
protection of Sunday as weekly rest day and
the enforcement of the laws securing its quiet,
is to be held tonight in the Opera house. DIR.
AIterbury, secretary of the Sabbath committee
in New York, will speak, together with others of
our own citizens. Judge Brill will preside.
George Wheeler, the lead pencil fakir, am
bled into the police court on his game leg, yes
terday, lust as innocent-like as a yearlipg
lamb. BE was up the day before and promised
to leave town, which of course he didn't do.
He was given thirty days, the limit for W.
grancy. He stated that he wanted to go down
the river, and Mr.. Murray explained that in
case pass could be had he would be shipped
ont of town.
painful accident occurred yesterday fore
noon, which almost resulted in the loss of sight
to young lad named Patrick Maloney. Young
Maloney was fishing from the leyee in company
with several other boys, when he accidentally
put large fish hook in his left cheek, just be-
low the eye. The lad was taken to DIR. Muir
PHYS office, who removed the hook and the
little sufferer will be ready for another picnic
in few days.
The nuptials of Erastus s. Foreman, of the
Dispatch, and Miss Olive Nina Schnitzius, were
solemnized on Friday evening, at the residence
of Rev. DR.. Stafford, corner of Rondo and Igle-
hart streets. The affair was exceedingly quiet,
and the ceremony was performed in the pres
ence of three or four friends. The bridal party
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sumptuous supper was enjoyed, after which
they repaired to their new home, put in readi-
ness by the groom, in West st. Paul.
Daniel Mcdonald bought ninety-nine cent
revolver Friday and sailed out in search of di-
vertisement. He brought up at the Bohemian
settlement and tried to frighten the wits out
of several harmless women. Entering the resi-
dence of Mrs. Reynolds he drew the gun ard
demanded pitcher in which to fetch beer.
The lady ran for her life, and after making
several similar breaks, Mcdonald was arrested
at the police court he stated that he had never
carried revolver in his life. He paid $40 and
was discharged.
Oscar Baker, the steward at the Sherman
house, was at the police court yesterday,
charged with slapping biscuit shooter named
G.. r. Zetka. The girl stated that she had en-
tered the pantry for plate of sauce, which Sc
riled the defendant that he threw the sauce in
her face and hit her with fork. he denied
having the fork, and explained that she entered
the pantry against orders and IN taking the
sauce from him she spatteYed it over her face.
The case was partially tried and continued un-
til tomorrow morning?
A likely colored lad named John Murray
was before Judge Flint yesterday on the
charge of having wronged negro Hebe named
Eliza Bugge Murray faced his honor with
the broadest kind of grin, and seemed to take
it IS a huge joke. When asked If be was
guilty, he replied 81 reckon yer right" and
in reply to question he said he didn't care
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