Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-15
CITY GLoBULEs.


CITY GLOBULEs.
Messrs. Hesse & Damoke yesterday paio
ses 10 custom duties on imported toys, etc.
Articles of incorporation of 1.-THE convent OF
rrsnline Nuns" of Lake City, minnesota
wsrs fled with the secretary OF state yestes-
day. .;x
omit oonrt meets ct the custom house this moin-
ing at 10 o'clock, Judge Nelson presiding fof
the trial of court cases.
An appeal was fled in the district court yes
terday by Peter Pfeifer from the award OF tne
commissioners appointed to appraise iano Ior
the st. Paul Manitoba railroad company.
Secretary of State Carl schur7 will arrive IN
st panl TODAY from Bismarck. He will come
over tbs Northern Pacific railroad and is &C.
COMMANDED bv Gen. johnson, who joined him
at Bismark last night.
The case against Henry Hines, the colored
culinary engineer at the American mouse,
CHARGED with making it hot for a saffron hued
damsel named Mary Williams, was dismissed
yesterday for want Of prosecution.
william Albertson, the young man whose
neck was laid open with beer glass at the
American house bar room Tuesday evening, is
doing as nicely az his physicians anticapaeeo'
although he is not yet out OF danger.
crowd of seekers Cor bargains have been
aronpd the ruins of the Kelly block for two
davs nprohasine black and broken packages as
tbey are brought OUT They sell cheap, anu
unless the goods are completely spoiled some
good bargains are made.
P.H. Kelly, ESQ.,, received telegram yes
terdav. announcing the serious illness OF Mr'
r.. G. Mcclure, a prominent Citizen OF st'
Cloud, The telegram requested the aIten0-
anoe of DR.. Hand, of this city, and ne lett Iof
st. Cloud LAST evening.
Three kids named Geo. O'Brien, VIM. Ryan
and VIM. Barnicle were before Judge McGror'
~. Yesterday, charged with the larceny of an
antiouated and apparently worthless baby per-
ar,balator, the property of Mrs. Wieg. The
hearing was continued till to-day.
John Waldoch waltzed into the police court
Yesterday, and swore out warrant for the
arrest of william Hart on the charge Of assault
and battery. Waldoch carries his optic IN
mourning and says that the calcimine was laid
on BY Hart. The hearing will take place to-
day.
That abiect piece Of venerable mortality, the
sged and sinful Anna Pinney, was at the police
court Yesterday on the old, old charge of
drunkenness. Her longing for bug juice is
chronic and is gratifed to the extent OF her
ability to get coin enough to buy the liquid
damnation. She was relegated to the Shepherd
for sixty days.
Thomas Tirnan was before hizzoner yester-
day charged with smoking Ehis clear Havana,
Connecticut wrapper and seed filler on the st.
Paul bridge. Officer O'Keefe spotted the lover
Of the weed and told him to throw the torch
away. OKeefe states that defendant called
him a terrier and dog catcher and he was run
in. The defendant was discharged.
Louis Ohattelan manipulates the ribbons of
festive beer wagon. Tuesday afternoon he
visited the Sixth ward and left some lager at
Heimbaugh's saloon. Mrs. a. stepped out for
moment and on her return found Louis be-
hind the bar near the till. She had him arres-
ted on the charge of stealing dollar. No
case was made out and defendant was dis
charged.
The reception tonight at the Opera house in
honor of Rev. Father Nugent, of Liverpool,
England, is to be conducted under the auspices
of the Catholic temperance societies of this
city. An interesting time is anticipated; adj
dresses are to be delivered by Father Nugent,
Bishop Ireland, Bishop Ryan and other
gentlemen. Choice music will be feature of
the entertainment.
sgA bold, dizzy TOPPER named Thomas WOOD,
was before hizzoner on yesterday for max
ing a most consummate ass of himself. Half
seas over with tauglefoot he sailed into the
kitchen Of the Metropolitan hotel, and his
entrance was the signal for great oonsterna-
ton and auttering of hearts among the giddy
bon lasses. He played the devil with the pots
and kettles and things and was spanked out
with gridiron. He was waltzed to the cooler
and the bold intruder was sent to the bastile
for seven days.
Gilbert Pottgeiser was arraigned at the po-
lice court yesterday, on the charge of commit
ting an assault with dangerous weapon on VIM.
Albertson. The assault took place at the
American house on Monday afternoon, and par
tieulars of the affair were given in yesterdays
issue of the GLOBE. l. V. D. Heard appeared
for defendant, and he pleaded not guilty. On
motion the hearing was continued to the Oath
inst, and defendant was released in bonds of
$500.
It would seem that the ordinances forbid
ding cattle to roam at large in the streets are
not sufficiently regarded; at least an Irish
drayman was observed yesterday morning to
recklessly turn loose an unmistakable bull on
Wabashaw street without the least care for the
safety of such pedestrians as were passing
aIOnB Ludb 0uuIouSuldI6' Satu uo " d
companion: ''Oi say, Moike, did ye hear is
that felly did yits fwhat was kilt wild q
beer glass yestherday?"
The sad intelligence was received in this
city yesterday of the death Of Mrs. A. D. La
Due, which took place at Wells, Faribaul.
county, ON the 18th inst. Mrs. LaDue had
been great sufferer for nearly year past and
death came welcome release. Mrs. La
Due was we'll known in this city and Minneap.
oils, to whom the tidings of her death will
cause unfeigned regret and sorrow. She was
most estimable lady and was endeared to all
who had the pleasure of her acquaintance She
was in the SD year of her age, and leaves
loving husband and two children to mourn her
loss.
Minneapolis Street Railway.
Amendments to the articles of incorpora-
ton of the Minneapolis Street Railway COM
pany were filed with the secretary of state
yesterday.
The first article is amended to provide for
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