Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-13
CITY GLOBULEs.

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ed with brick.
Two new engines for the Northern Pacific
road arrived here yesterday from the Baldwin
locomotive works.
series of showers passed over and around
the city last evening, but they had no percep-
tible effect in cooling the air.
Dunn had to send into the city yesterday,
and buy lot of extra bathing suits to supply
the sudden demand at White Bear lake.
FIJI. Merrill of the Troy Laundry, Fourth
street, was Frustrated by the heat yesterday af-
ternoon. but recovered after few hours.
Stanford Newell. ESQ.,, and bride. will arrive
in the city to-day from their eastern bridal
tour, and will occupy rooms at the Metro
politan.
constitutional "yag" named Robert Glib.
son was up yesterday on the old charge of be-
ing too tired for work and he was given two
weeks on the rock pile.
Messrs. Chas. Haines and @. D. O'Brien have
laun shed their new yacht upon White Bear
lake. She is sloop rugged, stout seaworthy
craft, and promises to be fast one.
The Silver Star base ball club, of this city
any club in the State. Communications may
be addressed to the secretary, MIR. W. b. Allen
In ordinary summer weather GLOBE Ie-
porter can get along by changing his 'biled'
shirt three times day. and using six handker-
chiefs, but yesterday he was obliged to double
the number of each.
The st. Paul & Manitoba company yesterday
received crop reports from along its main and
branch lines, which agree wholly with those
received Saturday. There was no hail with the
rains since Saturday noon and no grain was
lodged.
Much interest is felt here regarding the effect
of the rains Saturday night and Sunday and the
extreme heat of yesterday on grain crops
throughout the State. But the injury, if any,
may not be fully developed and known for sew
eral days.
Over 500persons from the South arrived in
the city yesterday and registered at our leading
hotels. Many of them are prominent business
and professional men with their families, and
all will remain in Minnesota during the sum.
mer months. -
The case of the State against John Coffy,
charged with making an indecent assault on
Mrs. O'Reegan, was resumed in the police court
yesterday morning. The defendants witnesses
were not present and the hearing was continued
until to-day.
Joseph johnson was before Judge Flint yes
terday for raising Cain at a Seventh street
bean laboratory. He denied the charge and
said all the boarders we're down on him. The
court was also down on him to the extent OF
three dollars.
Thomas Mccall was arraigned at the police
court yesterday. on suspicion of having par
ticipated in go as-you-please knock.down, on
West Third street, sunday morning. The evil
dence was doubtful and the uncertain Thomas
was discharged.
When asked how it was by hizzonor at the
police court yesterday, Thomas Lee remarked
with sickly smile that ice water always went
to his head and made him feel dizzy. This
amounted to confession, and he was fined So
for getting drunk on 81 thin diet.
The excavation being made next for the new
building going up for Strong, Hackett q Co.,
on East Fourth street, is for a building to be
occupied by a new wholesale firm dealing in
iron, steel and heavy hardware, of which firm
Frank Brewer will be an active member.
During the early part of last evening, thief
entered the residence of MIR. Charles Brown,
Thirteenth and Robert streets, and got away
with a pocket book containing $S3. The
money was lying on sewing machine in the
sitting room and the family we're in the rear
part of the house.
A buIly tramp named Duke Dewitt was ar
rested by officer Zirkelbach night before last on
ruspicion of being a slugger. He had in his
possession slung shot, improvised from rock
and handkerchief. The officer was not present
when the hearing took place, and he was only
committed for week.
Lyman Kellogg, an old man ninety. eight
years old, is selling copies of his picture about
the city. He was reduced to perjury by the
great Chicago fire, and at his age has no re-
source to keep from the poor house, save from
the sale.of photographs. We trust our citizens
will give the old man a chance.
The terrible weather has thawed out the &C.
Gordon iend and his instrument of torture.
No piratical bark, in Olden times, was ever
more heartily cursed by shuddering victims on
shore than are the music laden boats which oc-
casionally cruise over the waters of our suburb
an lakes, Of quiet summer evening.
Albert Curing spoons out lager to thirsty
mortals at Steelpler's saloon, on Minnesota
street. Yesterday morning the wife of the sa-
loon keeper went behind the bar, and not liking
the freshness, Curing took her by the hair and
led her out. She visited the police court and
swore out a warrant for the arrest of bis royal
freshness.
An action for divorce was CONNIE need in the
district court yesterday by Godfried Hartleib
from ais wife Catherine Hartleib on the
grounds of desertion. The complaint alleges
that the parties were married in l847 and that
the defendant wilfully deserted her husband
in Chicago in 1854, since when she has never
returned to him.
Thomas Holan and James Walsh met at the
corner of Fifth and Minnesota streets night
before last, and the former requested chew of
tobacco. Instead of supplying the narcotic
weed Holan slapped the latter's face for his
impertiuance. Holan was before Judge Flint
yesterday, but az the testimony was not strong
he was discharged.
" Is John Carr present" said the court OF
Judge Flint's retreat yesterday morning. Yes,
your honor" was the reply, whereupon the
court said, YOU'RE accused of being va
grant" Guilty" chirped the prisoner, and
when the old man brought down the gavel, it
was with the remark that he " would be sent
up for two weeks
Gen. Terry and Gen. Ruggles left last even
ing for the West. They will meet Gen. Sher-
man at jamestown, and go thence to Bismarck
and the end of the Northern Pacific road.
Gen. Sherman will continue his journey to
Fort Yates, while Gems Terry and Ruggles
will return to their headquarters the latter part
of the week or the first of next.
John Lang came to the police court yesterday
afternoon with an ugly cash on his left eye and
his shirt literally smeared with gore. In pass
ing the corner of Fifth and Minnesota streets,
he claims to have been approached by Tim