Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-09
CITY GLOBULEs.

The municipal court had twenty-three civil
GASES yesterday, a majority of which were con-
tinued until the next special term.
The Governor has received approved list No.
5, of swamp and overlooked lands, Crookston
district, embracing l,lSO 95-l0O acres.
Officer Nugent is recovering from the effects
of the amputation of his arm and will be able
to call on his old friends in few days.
The council committee on claims met at
the city hall yesterday afternoon and transact
cd the usual amount of preliminary business.
Upon the opening of the district court yes
terday morning, the sheriff returned the special
venire for twelve petit jurors issued on the day
preceding. tea
Attachments were issued by Judge Wilkin
yesterday, for Messrs. N. Larson and James
Neatly, who failed to answer to their names as
special jurors.
Adrunken individual amused himself on Hill
street last night by throwing stones at the wig
dows of several dwellings,. He was yanked to
the cooler by Detective Bresett.
A hack-driver named Albert Schwitzer was
srraigned at the police couit yesterday charged
with fast driving over the st. Paul bridge. He
was fined ten dollars and discharged.
A yonng man named Emil Gottsheimer was
at the police court Yesterday, charged with lar
ceny of hide and quantity of tallow. He
was acquitted and discharged, as the charge was
entirely without foundation.
John Malady is inflicted with the malady of
drunkenness. His diseased appetite bankers
for liberal rotations of bulge, which accounted
for his being at the police court yesterday
morning. He was fined three coins or as many
days in the cooler. -.0w
Adjutanta General Van Cleye yesterday re-
esiyed notice of the allowance of five claims
by the peusion bureau, viz: Invalid claim,
$40 per month, $3,7O2; invalid Sc per month.
$1,1U9.02; invalid S. per month, $96l.S7
bounty $50; increase from sc to $S.
The remains of August Drinkman, who was
found dead at Pigs Eye lake, last Sunday, were
inferred by MCCARTHY & Donnelly yesterday,
at the expense of the county. The wife of
deceased visited the morgue and identified the
remains, but declared her inability to give the
body burial.
man having in charge prairie schooner,
three dogs, two horses and lean calf passed
through st. Paul yesterday for the fsrIWest
He tarried at saloon and became very drunk,
being lodged in the cooler by Officer Clouse for
safe keeping. After SOLDERING up he was re-
leased at nightfall, and went on his way re-
joicing.
The council of the Protestant Episcopal
church in the diocese of Minnesota convenes in
Faribault on Wednesday morning June the
4th) of this week. The delegates elected from
st. Pauls church, st. Paul, are j. l.. Merriam,
Henry Hale, Gen. J. 81. Simpson, F. G.. Draper,
n n SIorxr
and Samuel Potter.
The crayon sketches displayed in the GLOBE
counting room windows yesterday and Monday
with each bulletin from Chicago, were execut-
ed by Mr.. Anthony M. Doherty. In rapidly
of execution and aptness at caricature MIR.
Doherty equals some of the most famous
artists of the East, and if he should devote
himself to the business he could easily win a
place among them.
An instance OF what bad whisky can dc was
illustrated in the county Jail, yesterdy, in q
bad case of the simon-pure Jim jams. The
miserable victim is one John Reilly, who was
committed last Monday for drunkenness. The
attention of the county physician was called
to the case last night and he was ordered to
the hospital for treatment. Officer O'Keefe
procured hack last night and conveyed him
to the hospital.
A serious runaway accident occurred at Lu
Verne, in this State, last Monday, by which a
gentleman named DR.. Thomas Whitney sus-
tanned very severe injuries. Mr.. Whitney was
driving along country road when his horse
took fright and ran away. He was thrown
from the buggy and fearfully mangled. He
arrived in st. Paul last night in company with
his son and was conveyed to the Merchants,
where he was attended by DIR. Murphy.
Thomas Murphy became fearfully budged
last Monday and conducted himself like wild
man. He drank tanglefoot until his dizzy
brain reeled to the brink of the jim-iams, and
he was finally eolared by Officer Palmer. At
Rice park he broke away from the officer but
was recaptured. He resisted arrest and was Sc
verely pounded for his audacity. Yesterday
morning his face presented the appearance of
smeared tripe. The court took pity upon him,
and he was sent to the bastile for two weeks.
A mysterious slugging ARRAY occurred about
half past o'clock yesterday morning in front
of notorious house of ill-fame on Cedar street.
About the hour named two hashilyattired young
men made their exit from the bagnio, simultan-
eOus with which buggy drove up containing
two men. They jumped from the buggy and
on the bloods. The latter received fearful
pounding and rushed bleeding into the bagnio
while the thugs drove off. The affair has excited
considerable comment, but the names of the VIC
Tins are kept mum.
When Patrick Moran confronted Judge Flint
yesterday morning. he presented the most
bloody and woe BECOME appearance imaginable.
His matted hair was soaked in blood, his livid
and mangled face covered wi tn scarlet patches
of the life fluid, and the CHASTITY appearance of
his shirt is hard to describe. He was arrested
by Officer Calvin at the lower levee where he
made himself obnoxious to some hands at the
Manitoba freight house. In getting him to
the station it seems that the officer had to per-
suade him with club, hence his bloody and
disgusting appearance yesterday morning. He
was sent to the cooler for two weeks.
If Hannah Walsh would leave whisky alone
brush the hard lines of dissipation from her
face comb her iron. grey Hooks to the resem-
blance of sobriety, she could then mike the
appearance of middle-aged, well to do and
Judge Flint again yesterday on the old, old
charge of drunkenness. She pleaded guilty
and made piteous appeal for immunity.
Only this once, yer honor, she said and will
not trouble you any more. She stated that she
was employed at So per week. and that if re-
| leased she would keep her place and remain
sober. The court gave her another trial. and
she bowed herself out with thanks.
Teuton named John Lahry was arraigned
at the police court yesterday charged with COM
mitting an assault on a family named Ponisky
| residing near Fifth and Kittson streets. Lahry
| visited the Ponisky family Saturday night, an
unlimited guest. They were having keg Of
beer and John wanted to Join the party. They
| invited him to take walk, when he seized a
beer glass and commenced to hit the furniture.
He went out doors and threw stones in the
window, striking child that slumbered in the
bed. In short he made himself disliked. The
prosecution was heard yesterday and the de-
PENDANT was given until to-day to procure his
witness. He was held in 300 bail.
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