Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29
CITY GLOBULES.
Shylock tonight at the Opera House.

o clock.
An order was issued by Judge Brill on YET
terday for special venire of thirty five juro 3
returrable at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
The sale of seats fer the performance at the
Opera House tonight has been very fattering.
A large audience will patronize the charity.
Remember the Orphans asylum benefit to-
night at the Opera House. 1.-The Merchant of
Venice will be presented by specially select
ed company of amateurs.
William Welty, who was fined at the police
couIt, about two weeks ago, for committing an
assault on Officer Mullins, paid his fine on yes
terday and the case was dismissed.
The case of the city against Patrick O'Rea-
gan, charged with selling liquor without Ii
cense. was dismissed on yesterday, the defend
ant having procured the necessary license.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
company have large force of men engaged in
changing end planking the tracks in front of
their recently acquitted warehouse on the lower
levee.
William Faulkner, tho cranky hickman
who was fined IS few days since on the charge
of disorderly conduct. liquidated his fine on
Yesterday, and the case was stricken from the
docket.
John Myers. of Todd county, was arraigned
before United States Commissioner Gard; 20.
charged with cutting timber government
lands. lie was held to answer in 5000, which
he furnished.
The ladies of the Jackson street ID. E. church
have taken upon themselves the responsibility
of furnishing the reading'room at Hamline uni
versity. If the industry and zeal of the ladies
meets with proper response, the library will
be one Of the best furnished rooms in the in
stitution.
Ayouns man named Patrick Flaherty was
arraigned at the police court yesterday morn
ing charged with inaugurating free fight on
Jackson street. 1t was shown that he was hon.
orably employed by leading firm, and that
his periods of dissipation were of rare occur
renee, and he was discharged during good be-
havior.
Officer Gibbons encountered pair of DRINKS
on Seventh and Rosabel street, yesterday after
noon, who required Officer Rouleau's assist
ance to get them housed in the lookup. The
pair Were of both sexes; the man being "Blear-
eyed Hennessey, we'll known SOAK and the
woman is new one for municipal care. Both
were timber drunk.
An aged sinner named Patrick Moran, with
en- unsavcry record for tackling too kindly
to his bitters, was before Judge Flint on yester-
day. charged with becoming beastly drunk and
raising an incipient riot on jackson street. He
was relocated to the shades of the bastile for
twenty days. having been released from that
institution on Tuesday.
A d unken granger came to town yesterday
morning with a load of corn and stopped on
Bridge Square to dispose of it. Not finding a
ready purchaser he became discouraged and
proceeded to fill up with corn juice" At
o'clock he became boisterous and was taken to
the lookup by Officer Nyguard. His team was
put up at McKinney's barn.
A jury of twelve good men and true were en-
gagged in the district court, yesterday, in wrest-
ling with tho case of J. @. A. Ward, of journal
istic popularity, against the Dispatch Printing
company. The action is for back pay claimed
by plaintiff for services as city editor of the
Dispatch. The case was on trial all day and
had not been settled at nightfall.
The police authorities were notified by a cir
cular yesterday, that F. R. Borst, of Baraboo
Wis, would pay 800 reward for the return of
a watch stolen from his residence on January
18th. The watch is of Swiss manufacture with
nickle movement, the inside of the case is
engraved, Dora e. Powers, Dec. Is, 1870" An
additional reward of 800 is also offered for the
capture of the thief,
Mr.. James Buskirk, of Dundas, Wis, was at
police headquarters yesterday in search of his
nephew, Freddie Buskirk. The missing boy is
Is years old, light complexion, blue eyes,
dressed in dark clothes and cap. He left his
home at Dundas on January 18th, and from
what can be learned it is thought the youngster
is in the vicinity of st. Paul. Any informa-
ton concerning him left at the police station,
will be thankfully received by his relatives.
During his intervals of sobriety John Cor
man is accounted tolerably fair cobblcr but
his periodical DRINKS are of such frequent oc-
currence as to preclude the possibility of his
earning honest livelihood. Night before
last he entered the store of his former employ
er on Third street and attempted to break up
the concern by throwing the inmates out of the
window. For this he was before Judge Flint
on Yesterday who awarded him twenty days
stretch on the county wood pile.
Articles of incorporation of the Austin i
hankato Railroad company were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. The object of tie
incorporation is to build and operate line of
railroad from some point on the south line of
the State, in Mower county, to Mankato, Blue
Earth county. The amount of indebtedness is
limited to two million dollars. The incorpo-
rators are John A. Willard. John G. WISE J. II.
Baker, Il. Cummins, II. Foster, w. 81. Officer,
Harlan W. Page, L. o. Wheeler, O. A. Gilman,
N. P. Clark.
The efforts of the poor old p. p. to create
bad blood among the rev officials at the state
house over their s lection of deputies, is about
as senseless proceeding as can be imagined.
The fact is Mr. Theodore Sander has been ten.
dered tie deputyship by both the secretary of
| state and treasurer, one of which he will &C.
cept in day or two when the GLOBE will an
| nounce the news. In the meantime the p. p.
will probably continue to amuse itself and
mislead its readers by its wild guesses and
senseless insinuations.
tramp named Henry Wilson has been con.
fined in the county Jail for the past two weeks
for stealing clothes wringer Yesterday morn.
ing he was discharged from that institution aud
following the example of former chum he
sought employment on the Pioneer Press.
While standing around the composing room he
picked up bundle of brass column rules and
lit out. Officer Rouleau saw the THE at the
corner of Seventh and Sibley street and run
him in. When brought before Judge Flint he
plead guilty and remanded back to bis
former quarters for twenty days.