Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-11
CITY aLoBuLEs.

CITY oL0BULEs.
Adjt. Gen. Van .Cleve. yesterday. received
notice Of the allowance OF an Invalid pension
of $873.70.
The Tnird ward Hancock club will meet in
their new quarters, Erd's block. al 7:80 O'Clock
thi. evening, to perfect the organization
OF tbs club.
Trifslly Abear, convicted Of selling fire wa
ter to Indians was sentenced by Judge Nelson
yesterday to pay fine of S25 and be imprison-
cd in the county j4il Tor seven days.
Gen. Jennison came up to Bill Kings show,
and in bis AdUanee he gives this neat point on
Minneapolis: "There IL better CHARGE for
comfort than as former shows because st. Paul
with her larger resources Ia available to take
caie Of the crowds
The Northern Pacific agricultural car was 9
prominent feature of tho great New RngIand
fair at Worcester. Mass, this week, and its
exhibition Of Northwestern products won many
compliments from press and people a. well a.
medals from the fair committees Of awards.
A warrant was issued, yesterday. for the ar
rest of Samuel Hatfield. charged with drawing
p
Inc sf1air happened at a MiunesOta str3et
boarding hovse and the hearing will take place
to-day.
Frank Dugan said there was no use disguis-
ing the fact that he had been drunk. He
stated that he was stranger in a strange land
ana requested the squire to make 1t easy for
him. Being stranger he was taken In. and
nos having three coins in his sack, he went to
the bas.ille for five days.
About dark last evening hoodlum named
Gray, highly intoxicated, made himself dis
liked BY insulting lady pedestrians on East
too often and was collsred by DR.. Williams
who passed him over to special policeman
Connick. The miscreant was snatched to the
tower.
Henry Kening was roped in to atteud the
radical blowout night before last, and becom.
ing disgusted with the gang he squared him.
self by getting drunk. Yesterday morning he
was before hiszoner, who appreciated the situ-
alton and let him down light. On payment of
three bills he was discharged.
A resident of Minneapolis. named Baker.
visited St. Paul, yesterday, in hopes of ascer-
tanning some clue to the thieves who went
through his house night before last, to the
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man roomed at q boarding honse, where the
rooms were visited and the guests robbed of
all their ready valuables.
Among the numerous vicims to ths gang at
the sawdust burg is Mr.. George Williams, agent
for leading Eastern mercantile house, who
was ''touoaed'' at the fair yesterday for $50 in
money and check for @l5O. His wallet was
taken from his trousers poctet on the fair
groudds and he was at the Metropolitan lsst
night wanting the thing kept dark.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday, overruling the demurrer to the COM
plant in the case of h. G. DOusnan against d.
2. Rugg and others. While technically over
ruling the demurrer the court holds that while
plaintiff Ia hot entitled to recover upon the
Contract he is entitled to recover the rent asked
for. upon the allegations Of the complaint.
The Hancock Legion of St. Paul will hold
meering at the old Court house at 6o'clock this
evening to compl to its organisation. ALI ex-
Union soldiers and sailors who intend to sup.
purt Gen. Winfield g. Hancock Tor the Presi.
dency are omdislly invited to be present and
become members of the organization. Good
speakers are expected to be present and ad.
drsas the meeting.
While riding in the Sixth ward, yesterday,
two ladies named Mrs. Prescott and Mrs. Web
ber bad a narrow escape from very serious ID.
jury. Their horse ,me 10 sudden halt, up
setting the seat and tipping bath ladies to The
grou d. Mrs. Prescott was picked mp insersi-
bic bat she s,on recovered from the shock.
The o. her lady received 9 painful but not
serious scalp wouad.
After Pete Reynolds had been disposed Of.
for the time being, By Judge McGrorsy, ,e :
terday. the chancellor stated that he beautiful
B'rbara who is a very bad egg. would be
arrsixned on the charge of keeping disorderly
house. Barbara cast = reproachfnl look &C him
and said is was bo sach thing. The hearing
was set for to-day and Barbara was sent over
in default If $50 bail
The burly coon, Pete Reynolds, was at the
police cnurt yesterday charged with putting
head on the beautiful and sylph-like Barbara,
who appeared In court with her head In q band.
age. The defendant asked for continuance,
and in this he was treated tu q surprise. The
chaooell0r stated that the case would be con-
ttuued till to-day, and that defendant be re-
Quired to furnish bail In the sum of $50. He
couldn't produce the coin and he went to the
cooler.
Tho board of abatement met in the auditors
Office, yesterday, and transacted the following
business, Petitions of J. Shabby. J. D. LUCK
e.t and 3. Knauft were referred to the assessor
and auditor. No abatements were allow ed on
the petitions of J. p. Wright, J. E. O'Brien,
L. ]. Hmith and J. +. Elsenmenger. Refund
ing orders forsmall amounts were issued to
Alex Ramsey and L. CAST. Abatemeuts we're
ordered from 1873 to 1879 on lot 2, block 2,
Roe 3 lrvine's addition, on the ground that
the assessments were erroneous, judgments
having been set aside in the courts.
A dapper little party named William Dudley
Was before the court yesterday for being too
ready with his fists on teamster named Jacob
Cole. Thursday evening Dudley stopped at
seven Corners to water his horse, having o
buggy which contained himself and two ladies.
Wnile the animal was quenohing his thirst
Coles team drove up and oollideI with the
buggy, breaking the axle and doing other dam
age. Dudley's party cried for him to stop
when they saw what was about tu happen, but
he took no pains to avoid the accident. Dud-
ley jumped from bis wagon and interviewed
Coles face. putting both eyes In Grape. He
was fined $40 for the assault.
A Polander with red hair, named Frank
Flume, was before Judge McGrorty yesterday,
charged with swindling watch-eyed Swede,
named A. Peterson, ont of five dollars. They
met by chance and the latter was in quest of
work. Flume took him IN tow and steered
him around town under the pietense that he
would get him employment. They visited q
saloon corner Of Fourteenth and Canada streets
and Peterson set mp the besr, in payment of
which he rendered Canadian i've dollar bill.
The bartender couldn't break the note and
Flume said he would 60 acroas the stfeet and
get the bill changed. He skipped ont with
the bill and didn't come back. He was arrest.
ed by Officer Clause. and the court gave him
sixty days in the cooler.
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