Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-12
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The Sunday trains to White Bear lake have
been discontinued.
The sum of $5l.l6 was paid by George Benz
yesterday, as import duties on wine.
A picnis will be given at Schuetzen park this
afternoon, under the auspices of the Germania
singing society. 4 good time is expected.
The match game of base ball at Saltwater,
between the nine of that city and the Silver
Stars, of st. Paul, resulted in victory for the
latter by q score of ~ to 10.
The rattle of the McNulty horse at Adam
Stahlman's, Wabashaw street, last evening.
resulted in tie on A, which was thrown off
and p. Doyle won the horse.
Sheriff Mckenzie, of Bismarck, arrived. in
the city on his way to the convention at Sioux
Falls. BE had with him a crazy person, who
insists on calling himself "Wild Bill" and
whom he will leave at st. Peter.
The State board of equalization, yesterday
noon, adjourned to ga. M. tomorrow. Up to
this time the board has not definitely con-
cluded anything, but has, paved the way
for making rapid progress in its work Of this
week.
As the Saltwater train was about pnllia ag out
yesterday afternoon, y dranken ran attempted
to get on the cars and fell across the track. The
train was moving slowly and had he not been
snatched away by Officer DeOoursey he would
have been cut in twain.
A comical coon under the influence of five-
cent gin went to sleep last night standing
against Che window of Papa Eschs saloon ON
Lsr 1cfp HoG III 4
and the racket WIS heard by Officer Murphy,
who yanked him to the tower
A terrier named P. Michaelson. residing on
lower Seventh street, got on the rampage last
night and Numerically beat his wife and
children. Officer Flaherty was called and had
considerable difficulty in getting him to the
station. He resisted the officer. but was Sc
curely lodged behind the bars.
A portly old gent, named Samuel Hatfield.
who has the appearance of bank president or
bloated bondholder, was in the police court
yesterday, charged with bulldozing man
named William Ervine. The latter AYERS that
defendant drew revolver on him. aud threat.
ened to make music. The hearing was ooutin-
ned till o'clock tomorrow afterno.n.
A horny-handed son of toll named Michael
Gray was before hizaoner yesterday, charged
with raising perdition on Broadway street. He
became drunk and disgraced himself by insult
ing women. He said he was hard working
man and that it was the first time he had been
drunk in his life. The ofense was considered
fagrant and he was assessed S. Or FIVE days in
the bastile.
Yesterday forenoon, while riding in the Sixth
ward, the young son of Mrs. Heimbaugh, re-
siding at No. 40 East Seventh street, was
h erI1
He was rendered insenslble by the shock and
sustained several gashes on the head. Chief
3. o. Strong was present and kindly conveyed
the lad to the residence of his parents. Last
night he was doing WE'LL
The French congregation are preparing to
hold fair during the week ending the 2Sd of
October, at the new hall in Sherman block,
corner Wabashaw and Sixth streets. We learn
that it is intended to apply the proceeds of this
fair to aid in the erection of q new church
which has become necessary to accommodate
the large increase of it's members since the
present edifce was built.
The New York Graphic received yesterday
contains picture of the interior of the North
ern Pacific land department exhibition car.
The car attracts a greatdeal of attention in the
Rast and is doing more to convince people of
that section of the great and varied agricultu-
raj resources of the New Northwest than could
be done by all the pamphlets and printed let
ters which such people might be induced to
read.
Peter Duval, no relation to the famous
Claude of that name, was up yesterday for
closing the peppers of young fellow named
Chris. Giebert. The assault took place last
Tuesday in the saloon ourner of Third and
Commercial streets, and was caused by dig
mite (4iaharf had hooy, foudiur
bar for Duval, and the latter told him he was
no good. Giebert replied that he could pick
better men than Duval from the street, when
the latter gave it to him. Defendant was fined
81 and costs.
Two small boys about as FULL of pure cussed-
ness as they make 'em. named Jim Loomis and
Mike Golligard, were arrested yesterday for
tapping the till of Fitzgerald's grocery
store on Mississippi street. Thursday they
sneaked behind the counter and extracted ten
dollars from the till, and the operation was re-
peated on Friday to the extent Of $35. They
were detected yesterday and brought to city
hall. Last evening the thing was squared by
the parents of the lads, and the young miscre-
ants were released.
Gen. Shields, the doughtiest little copper of
them all, had quite combat with prisoner
yesterday afternoon, and while he yanked the
of a black eye. The mans name is Robert
Dillon. and he was fired out of a saloon, corner
of Western and Dayton avenues, after which
he became noisy and quarrelsome. The general
told him to go home, and received a blow in
the face for his trouble. The man was finally
locked up, and he was before Judge McGrorty
at 3 o'clock, The hearing was continued until
tomorrow morning.
The only case of genuine pocket-picking that
has taken place in st. Paul this year, occurred
at the Pinafore variety saloon last night, when
man named Moses Richards was turned to
the tune of $z7. The name of the light
fingered s'dip' is Oyperiene Default, recent
importation from France an adept in the
art of picking pock. t.- The parties were at
ne bar and Il ehards felt for his bundle and
foun. It m saing. The Frenchman had been
ia her famitlar u moment before and he was at
accused of taking the money. Officer
Baer Was called and the wealth was found ON
his person. He was locked mp.
The way of the transgressor is hard. Were
it not for the hideous lines Of sin and dissipa-
tion that mark the features Of the nymphs du
pave who shield their identity under the nom
de plume of Kate Nixon and Nellie Grant, they
would be attractive and prepossessing young
women. Night before last they were on
drunken debauch and both females were before
Judge McGrorty yesterday, charged with
drunkenness. They pleaded guilty and were
asse-- five dollars each. Nixon asked to be
EXCUSED p moment, and going down in her kick
.nr. rroduced a bundle and settled the score.
1he gaudy things then gathered up their skirts
and fiaunted out of court as if it was matter
of no consequence.