Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-23
CITY GLOBULEs.

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throughout the week.
Those wishing to enjoy the delights of nature
will join the excursion to Lake Elmo, under
the auspices of the Great Union band, to-day.
To date seventy-ive dogs are licensed to do
| legal barking and biting. In other words
seventy-fve persons of St. Paul have ''fayor-
it" pups.
Abstract of Judgment for 81 ,02l was filed in
the district court yesterday in the case of the
Savings bank of St. Paul against the MISSISSIPPI
Boom corporation.
rough named Joseph Arth was arraigned at
the police court yesterday, charged with max
ing an unprovoked assault on Jshn Rieling, a
driver for Hamm's brewery. The case was con-
tinued until tomorrow morning.
| deck hand named George Jones was at the
police court yesterday, charged with stealing q
bride and pitchfork from the firm of Walter
storff & Moritz. East Seventh street. He was
| sent to the cooler for twen9y days.
Saltwater cyprian named Nellie Gilbert
| was before Judge Flint Yesterday, charged with
drunkenness. The unfortunate creature was
found by Officer Babe lying in swamp on the
Como road, beastly drunk. She paid $5 and
| was discharged.
| Mr.. l.. Childs, farmer residing four miles
from Hastings, visited police headquarters last
night to institute inquiries concerning thieves
who had been running off live stock. The
gang visited Mr., ,Childs, farm last Tuesday an
got away with three horses.
The drama of ''Wiiliam Tell,'' elegantly
mounted, and with number of sparkling
songs, will be given by the dramatic division
of the German society at the Athan@uni this
evening. The perfect manner in which it is
brought out should assure large audience,
P. L. Kavanaugh. auctioneer. will sell, on
next Saturday, 29th inst, at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon, very pretty piece of ground on
Dayton and Victoria avenues, opposite the
residence of Clarence Judd, Esq, to be divided
in twenty-six lots, and sold on very favorable
terms.
Superintendent Wright said yesterday at the
teachers meeting that he didn't know when
they'd be paid for May, SO was unable to an
nounce the date. Inquiry at the city treasurer 9
Office brought forth the same declaration, sup
plemented with the statement that money
must first be obtained to make payment.
Sheriff Dickson, of Canton, Dakota. de-
parted yesterday, having in charge George p.
Beck, alias Charles Woodruff. arrested in this
city few days since on the charge of bigamy.
Upon reaching Canton the prisoner will under
60 the ordeal of confronting his last two wives,
and it is understood that his first wife is on her
way west
Capt. J. A. Snyder, Third United States in
fantry, is registered at the Metropolitan. The
captain is en- route from leave of absence to his
station, Fort Ellis, NJ. T. The Third infantry,
to which the captain belongs, is noted for the
social and generous hospitality proverbial in
the army, and Capt. Synder is among the
most genial and courteous of his regiment.
James ROCKFORD was arraigned at the muni-
cipal court yesterday on the two-fold charge of
larceny and resisting an officer. He was first
tried for resisting Officer Newall in the dis
charge of his duty, and was fined 30. he was
arrested on the second charge at the instance Of
a man named Long, who visited the saloon
charged $25. The case went over, to be taken
mp on motion of the city attorney.
The first sign ever painted in st. Paul, has
been given into the custody of the State His
orical society by its owner, Mr.. ]. W., Bass
The sign was the workmanship of jMr. McBoal,
and originally bore the legend "St. Paul House.
and served to invite attention to accommoda-
tion for man and beast, furnished at the old
tamarack log hotel on the corner now occupied
by the Merchants. When Mr.. Bass reti red from
the hotel business and commenced merchau-
dising, the sign was changed to read ''J. W.
Bass i Co., in which shape it is low.
Articles of the Arizona Northern Mining
company were filed in the secretary of states
Office yesterday. The headquarters of the cor
poration is Minneapolis, and the incorporate rs
are Anthony Kelly, Patrick III. Kelly, w.
McNair, Jacob K, Sidle, Leo 81. Christian,
Geo. 81. Keith. Thomas s. King, Rufus J.
Baldwin and John Barry, all OF Minneapolis
Barry, of Arizona. The capital stock of the
company is $751; 600.
Only two special orders were issued from
Gen. Terry's headquarters during the past
week, providing as follows: Act
ing Assistant Surgeon J. A.
Simons is ordered to accompany the First
infantry to Texas. First Lieut.. j. L. Fowler,
Second cavalry, has been detailed court
martial duty, relieving Lieut.. W. Fl. Wheeler,
Eleventh United States infantry. Lieut..
Henry o. s. Heistard, Eleventh infantry, has
been assigned to court-martial, duty. Lieut..
Col. E. F. Townsend, Eleventh infantry, has
been granted leave of absence of one month.
very daring highway robbery took place on
the Como road yesterday about nightfall E. r.
Miller, workman at the new elevator was
returning home, and when near the corner of
Western avenue he was hailed by two men in a
buggy. He went up to them when one sprang
from the buggy upon him; and knocking him
down proceeded to rob him. Miller had on
his person a watch valued ct $40, and few
dollars in silver. His assailant got away with
these valuables, and getting into the buggy. he
and his companion drove away In great haste.
| Report of the affair was made at police head
| quarters, and Officer Lowell was sent out to
| look up the business, and succeeded in arrest
| ing Louis Mahnke, who was identified as the
party making the assault on Miller.
! When the Rev. MIR. McKibben and his allies
dragged forth the social evil from the by
streets, where it resides, to public view, several
months ago, Clara Morton was among the
mesdames indicted. She failed to appear
when called, and bench warrants were of no
earthly use, Clara being in La Crosse or St..
Louis conveniently sick, or elsewhere. Yester-
| day, however, Clara came out of her hiding
and surrendered herself jointly to County At
torney Egan and Deputy Sheriff Harrison.
Together they escorted this remnant of social
evil from the McKibben raid before Judge
Wilkin in chambers. The little difference be-
tween her and the State of Minnesota was ad-
| justed by holding her in bonds of $500, which
she furnished in money.
| Sheriff Newton, of Hastings, telegraphed to