Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-15
CITY GLoBuLEs.

son street Ms H.
The Dayton avenue Sunday school will have
an excursion to Minuetonka to-day, leaving |
here at S:25 A.
The steamer Big Horn arrived at Keogh Tues
day and will return to Bismarck in time to
leave for the Yellowstone again the Goth.
Clerk o Brien of the police court, was en- ]
gagged Yesterday in making up civil cases, and
judgments were entered to the amount OF $607.
meeting of the board disqualification on
the tax of 1879, will be held in the auditor S
Office next Monday, at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing.
John Backa got kicked yesterday afternoon,
and not liking the process, he applied for the
arrest of one George Dave, the fellow that did
the kicking.
The Great Western band is to give pavilion
concert at Lakeside station, White Bear, this
evening. Take trains for the lake at $50, b
or 7:25 PM.
Baiiiff Mullins was engaged yesterday after
noon in executing writ OF restitution on
Louis Oleson, doing business on Wabashaw,
near Sixth street.
Archie Ramsey, who Tell from the top OF
his health, and was removed yesterday to his
sisters residence in lower town.
The two boilers formerly in use in front OF
elevator A, were mounted on trucks, yesterday
for removal to elevator B, where they are to be
Joined with two steel boilers made by henney
Bros.
While freight train was at Newport, on the
Milwaukee & st. Paul road, waiting for pas
senger train to pass brakeman had his head
jolted through window and his face wss Sc
riOusly cut.
4 topper named Ryan squandered his wealth
in bug Juice yesterday morning and went to
sleep on the corner of Ninth and Mabashaw
streets. He was lugged to tae cooler by Officers
Lowell and Zirkelbach.
hlr. Chaffee, of Red Wing, with party of
workmen, left here last evening for Halleck.
on the ST. Paul & Manitoba road, between
Warren and st. Vincent, where mir. Chance is
building large hotel.
The track laying on the st. P. & S. G. extern
sion west from Sioux Falls, is proceeding al q
rate which will bring the forty miles of the
extension into working order by the time the
fall crops ready to move.
Sylvester Montour was released from the
county Jail day before yesterday, and went
Immediately to work, He expresses deter
minatiou to give laughing water" the go-by,
and in this event will make man OF himself.
big howl went up in the vicinity of Seventh
street bridge yesterday, consequent upon the
demolition of the shanties in the Polish settle
ment in Brunson's addition. Tie fat has gone
forth, and although the squatters kick they
must go.
strike occurred yesterday among the roust-
abouts who were loading all upper Missoar
boat with government freight at Bismark.
Soldiers were sent from Fort Lincoln to protect
the men who were willing 20 work from the
assaults OF the strikers.
The trio of men, Meters, Wyack aAd Mata,
charged with the brutal assault on James
Nelson, were before Judge Flint yesterday,
but, SIS the victim is still confined to his house
by the injuries, the hearing was continued
until Monday morning.
Louisa Carter, housekeeper ut the Warren
house, and Louis Stafford, an employe at the
caravansary, engaged in q quarrel night before
last, and the latter got the wBrst of it. He
swore ont warrant for her yesterday, and the
hearing will take place to-day.
Yesterday morning o farmer drove up 10
Michaud's store Seventh and Wabashaw streets
ana left his team standing in front of the
store. The animals started to run at lively
speed out Seventh street, but were caught by
Capt. Clark before doing any damage.
Mrs. Mary Henders walked into the police
court yesterday afternoon with the blood Ooz-
ing from painful cash in the face. She said
she had been attacked by Louisa Hoppe, and
that the letter had cut her with u knife.
warrant was issued for Mrs. Hopes arrest.
Last evening an intoxicated Frenohman
NAMED Louis Laneaux entered a second hand
store on Jackson street and quietly seized
dilapidated wash boiler which he proceeded
to walk off with. His designs we're frustrated
by u watchful peeler and he was lodged in the
cooler.
John Gabriel was before Judge Flint yester-
day, charged with creating disturbance at
the residence of William CRUDE, situated on
Dayton's bluff. 1t was shown that he con-
Quoted himself in disorderly manner, and he
was fined 49, on payment of which he was dis
charged.
Mrs. Herman Schuler, residing on Smelling
avenue, back of the State reform school, having
OCCASION yesterday forenoon to visit the stable,
was kicked by one of the horses in the face, in
ficting severe wounds, but fortunately none of
fatal nature. Her face was badly cut and
some of the bones were broken.
The Sioux Falls Water Power company at its
annual meeting in this city yesterday re-elect-
ed j. a. Drake president, and Mr.. Bailey sec
rotary. The company will this week forward
from this city to Sioux Falls, ~ car loads of
lumber and two carloads of nails for cOnstruc-
ton of its 0.00O-bushel elevator.
The stone building, No. 95 East Third street,
is being reconstructed and will have hand
some new 'front.' 1t is to be occupied by L. E.
Reed and VIM. D. Kirk, late vice president
and discount clerk of the First National bank,
who have entered into a partnership and will
engage in banking at the locality mentioned
John Lang visited the police court Tuesday
with black eye and swore out a warrant for
the arrest of Tim Stanley the man who laid on
the color. When the case was called yesterday
Lang paid the costs and withdrew the com.
plant. The business of the court is frequently
interrupted in this way and it should be rene
died by timing the complainant.
About II o'clock last night an individual was
found lying on Seventh street, near Broadway,
his condition illustrating the effects of Jersey
lightning He was collared by Officers o Keefe
and Zirkelbsch and it required the combined eff
forts of the officers to lug him to the station.
At midnight he was hoWilng terribly, and 1t
locks like case of jim-iams.
l.. K. Harmon, an engineer on the NJ. & st.
L. road, while taking water, at White Bear, a
few DAYS ago, stepped backward from the tank
on to e stick of wood, which turned under him
and he fell, with his leg cramped so that it was
broken at the ankle. DR.. Ames is attending
him at his home in Minneapolis. Mr.. Harmon
is son-in- law of W. q. Shelley, of this city.
eastman, the notorious rough. who has been
wanted" for some time for assault and rob-
berry of saloon keeper on the Hudson road,
has come to grief at last. Officers Flaherty
and Hanft captured him at his fathers resi-
dence on Dayton's bluff about midnight last
night. eastman has boosted that he could not
be captured, but when these officers got after