Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-25
CITY GLoBULEs,


rest of John Yalmke, charged with frescolng
the ear of man named James Clancy. The
hearing will take place in the morning.
The case OF the State against Hiram LoVejoy,
charged with committing an indecent assault
on a child named Johnson, was called IN the
police court yesterday, and continued until the
27th inst.
Prof. T. w, Il. PREM, the recently engaged
instructor of vocal music in the puohc schools
arrived in st. Paul yesterday, and VIII arrange
to assume his duties at the beginning oi lne
next term.
A tame looking bruiser named Matt Moeller,
WAS at the police court yesterday, charged with
putting head on customer named Edward
Follehee. He paid ten COMES into the treasury
and was discharged.
Quite large family party, including prom
inent representatives of st. Paurs commercial
circles, went TO Duluth last night, intending to
worship to-day in that cool city and to return
home by tO-night's tram.
The music st the morning service at the
House of Hope church to-day will be OF the
finest ever rendered in this city, as the soprano
mart is to be taken by Mrs. R. l.. Cheney, form
erlv of Doctor Mitchells church Chicago.
A QGGlSlGu WAS ~ ONNNoS $4,000
Yesterday III the case of Eddy, Harvey q Co.,
AGAINST David Ramaley and Fl. G. DeGraw,
yarnishee, in which Judgment is granted IN
favor of the plaintiffs for the amount claimed.
The excursion party of Dayton, co., the
coming of which was announced few days
ago. arrived at Duluth yesterday. The party,
on arrival at Duluth, numbered about eighty
persons, OF whom ffty-fve Will come to st.
Paul tomorrow.
Messrs. Il. II. Herbert, OF st. Paul, w. b.
BENJAMIN, Boston, and Joseph King, OF Brock
lvu New York. were examined before Judge
Brill Yesterday for admittance to the bar, and
after q successful examination they were ad-
Initte6 to membership.
At the Coliseum concert hall last night
drunken visitor made disturbance, whereup-
on the head bouncer was called up and nred the
offender out. The head bouncer was the most
intoxicated of the two but had the advantage
OF the other fellow in being at home.
Charles Worthing of Wright county. was be-
fore Commissioner Cardozo yesterday, charged
with selling tobacco and cigars without the
necessary government license. He gave bonds
in the sum of $500 for his appearance before
the United States district court IN OCTOBER
next.
Williem German, the crankey cobbler, was
released from the cooler last Thursday and re-
turning home he treated his wife to most
brutal beating. The police learned OF the
affair and yesterday he was arrested oy oincer
Zerkelbac6. This time he should be sent UP
for life.
A discharged soldier named Samuel Wallace,
boarding at the Rogers hotel. was taken sud-
denly i'll Friday, and was removed to 81.
Josephs hospital, where he died yestesday
morning. 1t is supposed that death resulted
from cholera morbus The remains will be
buried to-day.
City Treasurer REM yesterday PAID Mr..
Burris. the contractor for the new market
house, the sum of S4.29O, beng estimate NO
IA. making S33, 496 80 in all paid out thus far
he also paid John Seeger 81, 500 on the Vine
street school building, making total OF "a, oOO
paid on this building.
dispatch from Sioux Falls received yes
terday, mentions that by the breaking OF
rope used in elevating stone for the water pow
er company's new mill, workman, named
Darby, was seriously injured. lie had a long
fall, but as no bones wore broken, it was hoped
he would recover IN q few days.
Col. Lees Fort Assinaboine party of laborers
and mechanics should individually bear in
mluQ LlaG ID6y are IeVulicu " AOpo1C ~ SnS
Wacouta street depot at II 30 P. b. to morrow,
with luncheon for the day and night and be
ready to take seats in the cars as their names
are called. The train is to leave precisely at l
o'clock.
Mike Madden appears at the police court
with the freqdency of perennial topper. HIS
love for the ardent Is unquenchable as the
thirst of TaDtalus He was up on Thursday,
and let off on the promise that he would give
the bue Juice bottlea rest. Yesterday morning
he was before Judge McGrorty again who gave
him fifteen days in the cooler
Upon inuuiring at the office of Watson d
Oxley. No. 1872 East Third street, we learn that
the tide of summer trade over the great lake
route has thus far this season more than
doubled that of last year. We found those
gentleman busily engaged in arranging excur-
sion and trip tickets over this most pleasant OF
all the routes to the East.
John Griffin the song and dance tramp and
literary cuss, was yanked to the cooler by Off
Ger Brosseau last night for giving street exhibit
tions to the groundhngs When Drougnt 10
the tower his pockets were uulOaded OF dozen
newspapers and number of magazines. Last
night ne kept the inmates of the Jail awake by
treating them to brake-down dance, accom-
panied by an Irish ditty
- The body of young Millwenscheid. who was
drowned Mt the upper levee Friday evening,
was found yesterday morning near the spot
where he went down. Coroner Davenport,
after learning the facts, decided that an in
quest was not necessary, and gave burial per
NIT and he.body was taken to the undertaking
rooms of N. Gross & Co., No. 154 West Third
street, where it was prepared for burial
A decision was rendered by Judge Simons
Yesterday in the case of Il. G. DeGraw, as
sipnee Of D. Ramaley, against James King,
Sheriff of Ramsey county. in which suit was
brought to recover about $50 worth OF hats
seized by the Sheriff after the assignment,
and the court reviews the case at length and
orders Judgment in favor of the defendant
for $50, or the return of the goods, or the
value thereof, $50.
Col. Platt B. Walker, of Minneapolis, has
received, in com pliance with his request, re-
ports of damages by the June flood from sew
eral places along the Mississippi, but still
lacks reports from the st. Paul sectlon-St.
Paul to Hastings. He hopes that all inter
ested in any form of river improvement will
appreciate the importanc of collecting the
facts and thinks the chamber of commerce of
this city would aid in gathering them If the
matter was properly presented.
We have received from VIM. A. Pond Co.,
music publishers, of New York, copies of a