Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-22
CITY GLoBULEs.

| Clerk Kiefer is still engaged in Issuing GER
tidcates for the payment of bonds under the
$6, 600, 600 Issue OF the st. Paul & Manitoba
railroad company.
Copies of Johnny Rea's Golden Northwest
finely printed and handsomely illustrated, were
received here yesterday.
One of Fairchild's placards, posted on Brad
| ley street, announces sale to take place at
| 1915 A. M. Isn't that rather early to expect
real estate buyers to be out?
decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday denying the motion to strike out por-
| ton Of the answer in the case of George Will
| kinson against @. @. Clausen.
As car No. 1e was proceeding north on Waba.
shaw street at 2:45 o'clock yesterday after
noon, collision occurred with farmers
| wagon at the corner of Fifth street, resulting
in slight damage to the front of the car.
The cases of the State against Levi A. Cooley,
Albert Farsman, and Jennie and Robert
Diamond, were ordered stricken from the cal
endar yesterday, those persons having been
convicted at the previous term of the district
court.
John Quill was before Judge Flint yesterday,
charged with queerning his ali patomon bug
Juice and raising particular perdition on Mis-
sissippi street. He promised to walk the
chalk line of sobriety hereafter, and was re-
leased during good behavior.
The last opportunity of witnessing the Un-
ion Square company in "A Celebrated Case"
will occur this evening when the present en-
gagement will cease. The company is an ex-
cellent one, and the play very superior. IL de-
serves hearty encouragement from our peo-
pie.
Officer Gruber requested noisy individual
named Joseph Kelly to be less pronounced in
his chin music on Minnesota street night be-
fore last, and he replied that he "didn't have
to-" He was yanked to the cooler all the
same, and was fined $3 yesterday for disorderly
conduct.
Jerry Malloy was released from Jail yester-
day. to which he had been committed for
thirty days for stealing coat from DR.. Fisher,
on lower Seventh street. Malloy had two or
three days to serve, but his wife's pleadings
gained for him the indulgence of liberty before
his sentence expired.
The dramatic division of the German So
ciety have arranged to bring out the opera of
ssWilliam Tell,'' which will be produced at the
be brought out with the full strength of the
society, and elaborate preparations have been
made for proper rendition of the beautiful
music.
Yesterday, Lizzie Williams, at the interposi-
tion of her husband, resident of Lake City,
was released from the House of the Good Shep-
herd, and consigned to his care. She abandon
ed home several weeks ago, and has been in this
city on protracted spree until arrested few
days ago, and committed for 80 days.
Il. G. Judson of Pennington, secretary CT
the State Agricultural society. contributed
collector of customs yesterday under the head
Judson has been surreptitiously introducing a
bull, or parsnip the like, over the lines with
out paying custom dues?
The st. Panl Gun club shot their match at
glass balls with the White Bear club, Thursday
afternoon, and obtained hard earned victory,
as the following totals will show. Balls broken
by st. Paul Gun club, 232; by the White Bear
club, 225. Teams of eight competed. aud it is
expected the White Bear club will ask for re-
venge and endeavor to lay out the city boys
ON their own ground.
Yesterday morning about o'clock Officer
Clouse narrowly missed death from a falling
capping stone of the cornice on the First Ma
tional bank building. He was on his beat in
front of the bank, and the large stone came
down with an appalling crash, barely missing
him. The limestone with which many Of our
large buildings are constructed or corniced
need attention and repair, or likely death will
go on record by sudden fall of some part of
the cornice.
At meeting held last evening the organiza-
tion of the st. Patrick's Benevolent society
was completed by the election of the following
officers: G. j. Mccarthy, president; Patrick
Hogan, vice president; James A. O'Grady, re-
cording secretary; Chas. Mcbride, financial
secretary; P. Id. Hayes, Treasurer; James
Myler, marshal; VIM. O'Keefe, assistant mar
shal. Three stewards and messenger were
also elected. Forty-six PERSONS enrolled their
names as members. Meetings will be held here
after the first and third Thursdays of each
month.
Report was made at police headquarters of
an unprovoked assault upon John Rieling the
night before on Saltwater road. Rieling is a
driver for Hamm's brewery, and about night
fall was returning homewards after making
his delivery of beer. He was met by gang of
roughs, three or four in the crowd, who SEEM
ingly out of wantonness stopped him, and
made an assault upon him. In the melee
Rlellng was cut In the race, MS lett cheek Iald
open to the bone, by blunt instrument of
some kind. Rieling recognized among his as
sailants man named Joseph Art, and warrant
has been taken out for his arrest.
It was autumn and winter and orange blos-
SONS to mark the union of nearly century
and quarter. They strolled into the Office of
the district clerk yesterday morning. He had
just turned his 65th winter and looked as shy
as a graduate on commencement day. She
was dignifed and wore in her face ths ripe
blossom of 80 summers. Jimmy O'Brien
glanced at the jolly couple, and from long fa-
miliarity with the workings of the little blind
divinity. knew they were after a license. So
dapper-like and gay did they look withal. that
in making out the parchment the genial clerk
almost forgot himself and was about to ask if
the matron was of manageable age, when he
recalled the circumstances and saved q scene
The parties were from Minneapolis.
Information was given to Officer Gibbons on
the Merchants beat last night that a horse had
been left at the Minnesota House, corner of
Third and Rosabel streets, answering to the
description of the animal stolen from Henry
Meyers last Wednesday evening. The officer
visited the location in company with Chief
Weber and Capt. Clark, who identified the
horse as belonging to Meyers. The proprietor
of the house stated that the horse had been
left there about three clock in the afternoon
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