Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-13
CITY aLoBULEs.

The municipal court did heavy business
Yesterday and the sinners faced the music to
the extent of $62
Cornelius eastman, arrested for bulldozins
q saloon keeper on the Saltwater road, was re-
leased yesterday in bail of $500.
A Chicago ''vag" named r. Shields was
yanked early yesterday morning from the
shady precincts of box car. He was retired
for thirty DAYS.
Eight butchers were befoIe Judge MeGrorty
yesterday charged with slaughtering cattle in
the city limits. They paid So and costs each
and were discharged.
The drill corps of Damascus Comlnsndery
will have public parade this evening in the
vicinity of Rice Park. They will be hesded by
the combined Great Western band.
detected looking old gentleman with
brandy blossom on his nose was at the police
court yesterday charged with being vasranr.
He was sent TO the quay for thirty days.
Plus X. society will have special meeting
at 7.S0 p. II. to make arrangements to attend
the dedication Of the new Catholic church at
White Bear lake on Sunday, the 10Th inst.
Clara Morton has sworn out warrant for the
arrest of Lille Graham on the charge of threat
enipg to kill. Both parties belong to the demi
monde and the hearing will take place to-day
j. y. Oswald, ESQ, of Minneapolis, yesterday
paid $780,. 40 cotton house duties on twenty
i've quarter casks of imported sherry wine.
Minneapolis always was city Of wine blbDers,
and it seems they like the best.
Tho police are after the merchants who neg
lected to yank down their signs. Four lnol-
viduals we're before Judge McGrorty yesterday
charged with obstructing the sidewalk with
signs. The cases were continued till to-day.
Delinquent dog taxes are coming in with q
rush that speaks we'll for the industry OF the
police. Four owners of unlicensed purps We're
MP yesterday and they were discharged on TAX
ing out the necessary papers and paying
costs.
George Thompson, accused Of selling liquor
TO the Gull Lake Indians was brought before
Judge Nelson yesterday, when he plead guilty.
and was sentenced to ninety days conhne-
ment in the Ramsey county jai! and to pay a
fine of S25.
An old soldier ramad Nathan Crane wss at
the police court yesterday charged with drunk
enness and going to sleep In q box car. He stat
ed that he was on his way up tho country TO
see his daughte and or promising 20 leave
town he Was discharged.
young man with the classic name Of John
Smith was up yesterday charged with getting
craz5 drunk and making an unmitigat' ass
ef himself. He was let down hght, being sent
IN cor ten DAYS The lesson should he 4 warn
ing and lie sh1uld salsn L tmble to him self.
At the late term Of the United States eircuit
court the case OF E. C. Nett!eton Us. Benniglle
Mouir, ct. al, was beard 60 demurrer. The
demurrer was oveIruled with leave for parties
to answer. Yesterday Judge MoCra.y fled 81
order for q re-arguneut on tie demurrer.
EsWhile iaborers were employed IN raising brick
to the top Of the new building corner OF Fifth
and Wsbashaw streets, yesterday afternoon,
the hod upset and spilled out the brick. TIE
brick scattered in all directions and several
men narrowly escaped being hurt. Two oftbe
iaborers were slightly scratched.
Harvey Officer, Esq. one of the executors OF
the Will OF the late J. @. Burbank. filed II the
probate court yesterday the account Of receipts
and disbursements or account OF dcceaed 3 es-
state, from his death in June, 1867, tO JulV lat,
1880. The account shows the receipts and dIs-
bursemenis of over $500 GU0 during she period
covered by the account.
Mr.. C. D. O'Brien, assignee CT she Farmers
and Mechanics bank, fled petition in the
probate court yesterday asking leave to put IL
an amended statement of claims against the
estate of the late George Culver. The petition
states that while the personal indebtedness 81
Culver tu the bank is $4,000 he is liable as d
endorser TO over $4,000. The petition has not
yet been asted upon.
Counterfeit silver dollars, dimes and nickels,
are becoming IS thick az hair on goat. Their
spurious character Can only be detected by
their light weight. The GLOBE would also
caution its readers about taking $lOU
bills, as we'll executed counterfeit, which
would deceive the eject almost, is in circula
ton. Several guileless newspaper reporters
have been taken III by them, and hereafter
they will not take them.
man by the name of Patrick Tobin, ct one
time section boss On the wes: end of the St.
Paul & Sioux City road, and lately lahorer
on the same road, was ran over at The Oil Mill
crossing, in the city of Elapkato, by the nigh
freight train going south. at 8 o'clock yester.
day morning. The unfortunate nan was
lying across the rail and vas cut completely IL
two. No blame can be attached to the engi-
neer, as the night was dark.
As it Ia expected that large number Of per-
sons wilt 60 out to White Bear, next Sunday.
the 10th, to be present at the blessing of the
new Catholic church, by Right Rev. Bishop
Grace, the st. Panl & Duluth railroad have
generously agreed to donate large per cent.
Of their receipts for the entire day TO the
church. This is an act of iberality that should
be generously appreciated by the public.
The Chicago Times says: Col. W. s. King,
of Minneapolis. Is now engaged in gigantic
scheme, vizi the bringing together at the
Minneapolis meeting, TO take place during
the first week In September, Of ST.. Julien,
Msud s., and Sorrel Dan, in 800, 900 sweep
stakes the owner of each horse to put mp
S6,U00, and the Minneapolis association to put
up like amount. The owners of St. Julien
and Sorrel Dan have already signiied their
willingness to enter into the arrangement.
Maud s. Ia yet to be heard from.
Two inmates of Bateson's bsgnio named
Lizzie Graham and Alice Pratt were at the
police court yesterday charged with assault
ing Clara Morton, tho keeper of a rival hodse
of il-fame. The parties calltd on Mrs. Nor
ton last Saturday, and c dispute took place
over the charge that an inmate of Morton's
house was trying to win the company of Lizzie
Graham's lover. a free and easy fight ensUed
during which Mre. Morton was struck with q
alung shot. Graham was fined SIS and costs
aud the other female Tas discharged.
The knights of st. Paul will have special
meeting tonight to complete arrangements to
attend the dedication of the new Catholic