Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-17
CITY GLOBULES.

The extra lamp posts around Capitol square
are being put up.
The steamer Eclipse will leave Bismarck for
FortBenton tomorrow morning.
DR.. Beecher, who has been seriously i'll for
the past few days. is now convalescent.
All crop reports received here yesterday are
to the effect that the weather was greatly favor
able to the wheat, and that hopes of good
crop are increasing.
Capt. Arnold, of the Northern Tier, lost or
mislaid- reporters note book in the city last
week, and reqests the finder to return same to
GLOBE Office. No use to finder.
Deputy Sheriff Harrison was engaged yester-
day in serving some twenty writs of ejectment
upon parties occupying lands owned by Isaac
Bernheimer on Western avenue and vicinity
A drunken loafer named William Rooney
was arrested on Wabashaw street last night IN
the act of assaulting a lady in front OF Ptelt-
er's block. He was landed in the cooler by Ot-
fcer Clause.
John Fulton, who was sentenced to four
months imprisonment or to pay fine OF STU,
for larceny from Noyes Bros. & Cutler, paid
his fine yesterday and was released from the
county jail
young man named George Terry was be-
fore his honor yesterday charged with having
kicked John Borka, to use the latter's express
sion, almost to death. The hearing was con-
tinued until to-day.
meeting of the board Of abatement was
held in the auditors Office yesterday forenoon,
at which number of petitions were referred
to the assessor and auditor for consideration,
MI ,,.n 1Da nod nj he rpnY
meeting.
DR.. Tanner, the man who is gaining in
weight on croton water only, at New York,
when he was a resident of Minneapolis claimed
that he lived there without food for one hun
dred days. But nobody believed him then on
account of his locality.
Henry Hines, formerly cook at the Ameri-
can House, quarreIled with one of the help yes
terday afternoon and quit work. Last night
he returned drunk and dared the landlady to
put him out. He became noisy and was locked
up by Officer Babe.
Mr.. VIC. Gardner, one of the oldest and best
known engineers and conductors in the State,
died at his residence, corner of Leech and Nc
Boal streets, at 7:15 o'clock last evening. The
funeral will be under Masonic auspices, and
will be arranged for to-day.
mourning, named Frank Davis, was at the po-
lice court yesterday charged with having en-
gagged in a drunken fight near the Har-
Vester works. No evidence was forthcoming,
and he was discharged on payment of So fine
h. L. Mann, referee, was engaged yesterday
in taking testimony in the case of The Mer-
chants National Bank VS.. James Mclaughlin,
sheriff of Pine county. The testimony of W.
H. Grant, attorney for the sheriff, was taken
yesterday, but new developments were
made.
Mrs. Louiza Hoppe was before Judge Flint
yesterday, charged with having slashed a
neighbor, named Nancy Hendres, in the hand.
The former is highly indignant at the charge,
and swore out cross warrant for the arrest OF
Mrs. Hendres. Both cases will be tried on
Monday.
An application will be made to the district
court of Hastings next Monday by Mr.. Cong
don OF His city, for writ of habeas corpus for
the release of Ole Anderson, confined in the
Saltwater Jail for an alleged assault. growing
out of the alleged kidnapping of his @ifes
child.
Twenty car loads of ties and other material
for the Hastings & Dakota extension are being
sent forward daily, although enough for
Ortonvllle. The grading of the extension
across the Sisseton reservation is about COM
pleted.
John McGrady was arraigned at the police
court yesterday charged with having created
ruction at the Metropolitan livery stable He
hired rig and returned drunk, being disposed
to fight over the payment of the bill. He was
fined So, and sentence was suspended during
good behavior.
Officer Brosseau had his attention called to
row that was in progress at the Minnesota
home, on the corner of Third and Rosabel
streets, early last evening, and arrested two
tramps who were undertaking to clean out the
house. Capt. Clark being in the vicinity,
aided in conveying them to the lookup.
Yesterday morning q drunken tramp named
Daniel Reilly approached a man named Albert
GARNER, on the lower levee, and forceably col
Jared bundle containing shirt and some
underwear. Reilly was run in by Officer
Gruber, and yesterday afternoon he was be-
fore Judge Flint, who gave him seven days on
the rock pile.
John Conner and James Mclaughlin, of Pine
CITY, who were charged with having in their
possession empty cigar boxes on which the
government stamps were not cancelled, had
hearing before Commissioner Cardozo yester-
day, and we're each held in $500 bonds to await
a settlement with the government officials.
The bonds were given and the men released.
James M. Whaling, commission agent at
Chicago for seveval Pittsburgh iron firms, is in
financial difficulties presumed to be caused by
fast living. A st. Paul firm, the name of which
is not given, appears to have been in first with
an attachment on his Office furniture for 300,
borrowed last month. Whaling was the junior
member of the Milwaukee iron firm of Pierce,
Whaling & Co., which made bad failure few
years ago.
Hamline University will be dedicated with
appropriate ceremonies nextTuesday. Exercises
will begin II A. NJ. and 2:30 P. NJ. Trains will
stop at Cottage Place, accommodating all who
wish to attend. The round trip from either st.
Paul or Minneapolis will be 80 cents. Tickets
can be secured at the depot of the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad. There will be
picnic dinner. Everybody bring their bask-
els well filed.
A decision was rendered by Judge Flint yes
terday in the case of Mccarthy & Donnelly
against the st. Paul lodge No. 2, 10. o. T., in
which action was brought to recover damages
suffered by plaintiffs in the breakage of water
pipe in Odd Fellows block corner of Fifth and
Wabashaw streets. The court held that the own
ers of the block were liable, and the plaintiffs
were allowed $150 with interest and costs and
disbursements of the action.
Nancy Davis, the old timer, was before Judge
Flint yesterday, charged with becoming drunk
and raising disturbance at her residence on
Minnesota street. Her husband testified that
the excessive eof liquor had made her oblivi-
Gus to her duties and that she had no respect
for herself or family. Mr.. Murray stated that
he had visited the house and that it bore evil
dence OF the utmost neglect and wretchedness.
The hardened sinner was sent up for sixty
days.
An amendment of the articles of incorpOra-
ton of the Minneapolis & Northwestern Rail
road company, filed in the Office Of the secre-
tary of state yesterday, changes article six so