Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-23
CITY GLOBULES.

pension claim, with back payment of $746.4''
Frederick Pfaff was before Judge O'Brien
Yesterday, charged with making an assault on
BaiIff Mullins. The hearing will take place
to-day.
William Albertson was arraigned at the mu
uicipal court yesterday morning charged with
committing an assault on A. D. Mcleod. Inc
hearing was continued until to-day.
Four new entries were made yesterday 1or
the State pedestrian tournament to take place
at Elmo rink July 30th. Entrances Tor the
match will close week from to-day
Gov. Pillsbury has received from the general
land Office. Washington, D. c., approved list
No, 70 of swamp and overlooked LANDS, St'
cloud district, comprising Is, 2S5 acres.
Gov. Pillsbury has appointed E. W. Chase
ESQ, to represent Minnesota at the National
convention of charities to be held at Cleveland,
O., commencing Tuesday the 18th inst.
VIM. E. Maynard, sent to the State prison
from Winona county, for two years from DC
tober, 1878, for larceny, has b cen restored to
citizenship by the governor, having served his
sentence, less good time.
A slight ruction took place at Papa Esch's
saloon on Third street last night between the
bartender and a cranky cuss who wouldn't put
up for his booze. The latter was bounced.
after which all was serene.
Upon the opening of the district court yes
terday the sheriff. returned the names OF twenty
eight petit Jurors in pursuance to the special
venire issued last Saturday. venlre was also
issued for twelve additional jurors returnable
at 10 o'clock this morning.
A meeting of the p1asterers' union was held
at the old court house last night, about thirty
of the members being in attendance. Several
new members were admitted, and discussion
took place concerning the adoption OF sohe-
dule of higher wages. Definite action was post
poned until the next meeting
counterfeit 300 note on the Natio nal Ex-
change Bank of Baltimore, Md, has appeared,
bearing the same general characteristics as
shown by the counterfeit National Bank of
Commerce. Its workmanship is IN some re-
spects similar to the genuine The GLOBE re-
porter came near taking one of them yesterday.
Young stalwart named T. Mcdonnell was ct
the police court yesterday charged with as
saulting A. q. stahl. Mcdonald visited the
Iatter's saloon on Rice street Saturday night,
and dispute occurred over the payment of
beer. stahl threw the beer in the defendant
face and got hit for his impudenoe. The court
censured Stahl and fined Mcdonald 81 costs.
William Bean is employed as colorod porter
at Benz block, corner of Fifth and Market
streets. Yesterday afternoon he was engaged
20 clean I'D the apartments of a tenant named
Mrs. Fry, and during the absence of the lady,
he investigated the contents OF the bureau
and cabbaged twenty dollar gold piece. The
theft was discovered and the bad Bean was put
in the cooler to vegitate.
ANTHONY Schrett was before his honor yester-
day, charged with being drunk and annoying
residents on the Como road. Officer Lowell
stated that he entered several houses and in
sisted on being supplied with bread. The
prisoner stated that he was returning from the
cemetery and stopped to get glass of water.
When arrested he had $23 on his person. He
paid 81 and was discharged
Patrick Moran appeared at the police baili-
wick yesterday, with his face almost battered
to Jelly. The officer stated that the prisoner
had been arrested on Seventh street, and that
he had engaged in the low pastime of insulting
lady pedestrians. He had been beastly drunk,
but no explanation was given of the way he
came to be pounded. Being an old offender,
he was sent to the bastile for ninety days.
A rattliug run away was whooped up on Wa
bashaw street yesterday afternoon, caused by
the frisky antiss of FLY attached to buggy
and owned by Mr.. Geo. Allen. The animal
started to run on Wahashaw street near the
capitol, and never let up until the barn was
reached on Fourth near Jackson streets. The
affair drew like picnic for g few minutes, but
aside from slight damage to the buggy no harm
was done.
horny handed son of toll named John
Burnyr, from Centerville, visited st. Paul
Monday and budged up on bad tanglefoot.
He went To sleep on his wagon and let the
team shift for itself. On Jackson street they
collided with several wagons and the somnolent
driver was put under arrest. Yesterday he
was before Judge o Brien who fined him two
dollars and costs. The amount footed up
$3.50, on payment of which he was discharged.
An emotional topper named Michael Herman
was at the police court again yesterday charged
with breaking In the door Of his wifes resi-
dence on Cedar street. The prisoner was up on
Monday and was discharged on promising to
leave the city. In the afternoon he visited the
home which his actions had disgraced and
banged in the door. His wife stated that she
could do nothing with him and that he had
beaten her black and blue. He was awarded
sixty days in the cooler.
The following is the p rogramme for the
sixth Rice Park concert, by the Great Union
band, this evening:
l. Coronation march, from the opera
Prophet. ............ Meyerbeer
Q. One Hundredth Anniversary Lancers. Bach
8. Thousand and One Night waltz. Strauss
4. Grand selection from the opera 1.-THE
Puritan's Daughter" Balfe
s. 'Ye Olden Times" grand medley. Boyer
6. Selection from the opera of Faust
.-...........-...,.... .Gounod
T. Summit Cornet polka ................C Gosh
8. 1.-THE Yingoes." grand medley. go. Boyer
9. Brannigau's Band quickstep. Ross
James West and George Kent, the suspicious
characters arrested at Friends boarding house
early Monday morning, were arraignad at the
police court yesterday charged with disorderly
conduct. Officer Zirkelbach testified to the ar
rest and newsboy stated the parties were in
the house awhile the other played the stool
pigeon on the outside. The prisoners stated
that they arrived on Sunday from the West
and were en- route to Hastings to join the cir
Gus. They met stranger (the prisoner that
escaped), who promised 20 give them work in a
saw mill. On their way to the mill the stran-
ger requested them to wait until he went into
his boarding house. On the strength of this
story they were sent TO the quay for twenty-five