Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-16
CITY aLOBuLEs.


The Farmers' Board of Trade Of Minnesota
will meet at the capitol at q P. N. to-day.
The Northern Pacific track-layers made an
advance into Montana of 5000 feet Friday and
of $500 feet Saturday.
The st. Louis Cotton company have com.
menced suit against N. B. HARDWOOD & Co. to
collect 81, $50 for goods sold.
City Treasurer Renz sold at auction yester-
day, delinquent property situated on Rice and
Burr streets. 1t brought sl57s.
An action was commenced in the district
court yesterday by H. Brown. Jones Is Co.
against n. p. Thompson to enforce payment Of
$6,l23.
The adjutant general yesterday received
notice of the allowance of claim fer restors-
tion to the pension rolls, with arrears Of
S257. 20.
j. W. Kreatzer, charged with manufsctur-
ing liquor without license. furnished bail in
the sum of $500 yesterday and was released
from the county Jail.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, Of the New Jerusalem (os
Swedenhorgian) church, will begin next Sun
day evening a course of lectures on The 6pir-
itual World and Our Life there"
Charles Baeker and John Stsvsns both
guessed they had been drunk. The court
opined so, too, and they were assessed three
bills or as many days In the cooler.
Gen. Terry. under date of the 18th. has il
sued instructions for forwarding recruits fer
the Second cavalry and Fifth infantry from
Fort Buford ria Camp Porter to Fort Ksosh.
An appeal was fled in the district court
yesterday by Matthew and John Item from the
award of the commissioners appointed to APP
praise land for the St. Paul Is Sioux City
railroad company.
Poor old Dave Hoar knew he had been drunk
He had wrestled with his old weakness agaiL
and as usual it gor away with him. Hizzoner
said it was too bad, and David was sent to the
bastile for ninety DAYS.
The firm of King FiIdes have commenced
suit against the st. Paul & Manitoba railroad
company TO enforce payment Of $3.50, that be-
ing the value of goods alleged to having been
withheld by the company.
Apleasant social event will take place at St.
Michae's church, 10 the Sixth ward, this morn
ing a. 9o'clock, when Mr. Joseph Berrisferd
and Miss Mary Eurlong will be united in the
h1y bonds of mstrimOay. Their many friends
will wish them "a long life and happy one"
Joseph Carey, of New Canada. hebblsd into
the police court yesterday afternoon and swore
out a warrant for the arrest of Pierre Bousr-
seau. Pierre and Joseph INDUCED in o little
dispute during which the former pasted
Joseph in the eye with a scale weight. Of
course this wasn't healthy for the optic. The
case will come up to-day.
Hiram Lovejoy never steals anything that
he can not lay his hands on. At the same tiRe
he never misses an opportunity to gobbIe any
thing within his pestiferoas reach. Early yes
to-day mornisg he gobbled > turkey and
chicken from Kcnts stsIe on Wasashaw street.
Offiosr Bremen made him take back the BIRDS
and Hiram was sent to the qusy fer thirsy
days.
A thoroughbred Oakley, black as the ace of
spades, and with shiny eyes thas looked like
dabs of ink Ia frames Of cecoanut, was MP yes
terday on the charge of drunk and disorderly.
Sunday morning he organized a matinee on
Minnesota street, and was showing a moo of the
unwashed how to bambooxIe the police when a
minion Of the law stole up and yanked him to
the cooler. He was sent up for five days.
An infrm tut very jolly old cripple was at
the police court, yesterday, on the charge of
budging on sixty-second tanglefoot. He made
a rambling story of how his grandmother mad
been opulent and how he had squandered
prodigleus patrimony with the boys. The
story was SO funny that it Was interrupted by
his own laughter. The old idiot promised to
shake ST. Paul snow from his sandals if he was
released and the court ordered him to skip.
A scruple Of veracity might have constituted
John Miller tolerably honest man. But he
is not that kind of an old hairpin. Last week
ne was released from the county jeil where be
had been sent TO soak ont the brine and he
sgnelIzed the occasion by getting drunk.
Yesterday he was before hizzoner on the old
charge and haa the cheek to solemnly ssssver-
ate that he had not drank a drop before in two
years. If discharged he promised to leave St.
Paul and with this understanding he was per-
mitted Ogo.
John Mcdonald and Frank Keogh were ar
laigned at the police court yesterday charged
with the larceny Of a lap robe from J. O. Nc
Carihy. The latter was out driving On Sunday
having hired u rig from Juda's livery stable.
BE stopped at the half way house conducted
by Mcdonald and while inside the robe was
taken. The men pleaded not guilty and the
olse wsH continued until afternoon. Mean
time the parties got together aud settled the
matter and when the hearing was called the
complainant did not appear and the ease was
dismissed.
John Murphy and Peter Fox belong to that
order of shallow young noodles whose chief
ambition in life is to raise perdition and have
the reputation OF being bad men. At z
o'clock yesterday morning when loaded to the
guards with bad whisky they tackled Swede
Armies bagnio and tried to intimidate the in
mates. After bulldoziug the girls they
threatened to put bullet through anyone who
attempted to fire them out. Offiser Cook sue
ceeded in the job, and yesterday they were
both al the police court. Having been up be-
fore they were committed for ninety days each,
which is only half enough for them.
A butcher named Fred Sanders, was at the
police court yesterday, charged with the lar
ceny of q COW from Mrs. Mary Foley. 1t was
shown that defendant agreed to pay SIS for
the snimsl putting up dollar to bind the bar
gain. After this Sanders drove the bovine
away. The defence tfied to make out that the
husband o. complainant owed defendant a
consT cradle sum of money and that he took
this method af collecting it, notwtthstand-
ing that Mrs. Foley wanted the money to bay
Clothing for her children. The court di.coun-
tenanced the procedure and Sanders was fined
$50 and costs. Proceedings were stayed TWEEN
ty-four hours.
Ayoung man named Timothy Hines was be-
fore Judge OBrien yesterday. charged with
trying to force an entrance into the residence
of Patrick Griffin, in West st. Paul. A w.t.
ness testified to having seen defendant coming
away from the direction of the house The
testimony was rather gauzy and the case locks
hike one of mistaken identity. Defendant
stated that he resided on Islehsrt street; that