Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-08
CITY GLOBULES.

The light-fngered gentry are doing" the
fair by hordes, and last night Minneapolis was
crowded with people who had been touched"
Bids will be opened at I'm. to-day at the
capitol, for supplying the State departments
with paper and stationery for the ensuing
year.
P. 7. Kavanagh, auctioneeI, sold portion
of the Michael Kuhn property yesterday to
John Meier. The balance will be sold next
week.
John Diamond, very sickly gem, was be-
fore the court yesterday for drunkenness. He
was assessed five dollars, and not having the
scrip in his sack he went to the bastille for
five days.
The council attempted to hold regular
meeting yesterday afternoon, but owing to the
Democratic Congressional convention and fair
attractions at Minneapolis, quorum could
not be secured, and an adjournment was had to
Saturday evening at 7:30
A cranky stone mason named Joe McCue was
at the police court yesterday for budging up
on tanglefoot and making a nuisance of him
self. He stated that he had been working in
"scab" yard and that be had come down to see
the show. He will languish for four days.
Henry Flynn was before Judge o. Brien yes
terday charged with disorderly conduct. This
is the fresh young man who created dis
turbance at the police court Monday afternoon
during the examination of Barton. His wit
nesses were not present and the hearing was
continued until to-day.
The Catholic total abstinence societies of
this city have arranged for reception to the
Rev. James Nugent of Liverpool, to be given
at the opera house on the evening of the 18th
inst. Addresses will be delivered by Father
Nugent Bishop Ireland and other distinguished
speakers, and the excellent programme ar
ranged promises to be a most delightful enter
tainment.
Charles Atchison was arraigned at the mu-
nicipal court yesterday charged with assaulting
stranger in front of the European hotel or
Third street. He was tried on the charge of
disorderly conduct instead of assault, and the
prisoners attorney took advantage of the mis-
take to have him let down light. The court
said he wa. too ready with his fists and he was
fined five dollars.
As the passengers on an early train from st.
Paul alighted at the fair grounds yesterday
morning middle aged man named Perkins,
from Wisconsin, complained of having been |
robbed of $175. During the rush in leaving |
the train he was elbowed by two smart looking |
strangers, one of whom picked his pocket of |
the money. The thieves are of course un. |
known.
Intelligence was received in st. Paul yester |
day of @ desperate fight at Elpaso. Pierce coun-
ty. Wisconsin, during which a constable named |
Baily was shot by a man named P. J. Byrne,
and very seriously injured. Byrne ia described |
az being tall, slim young man, with sandy
complexion and light moustache. and about |
twenty-five years of age. The shooting oc.
CURED night before last, and Byrne fed the |
country.
Last week memoranda was fled by Judge
Simens in the case Of Lorenzo Allis against W.
F. Davidson and Israel G.. Lash, denying that
plaintiff was entitled to any relief in the
premises. The case was brought to recover
plaintiff interest in valuable property sold
under q mortgage. A ecision was rendered
by Judge Simons yesterday, in favor of the de-
PENDANT, w. F. Davidson, for his costs and dis,
bursements in the suit.
List of donations to st. Luke's Hospital
the months of July and August: Milk, NJ.
Henry Hale; -four, home society; fov,. turo'
blers of jelly, Mrs. Brandon; nine ,,;ota.oi. |
Dr.. Stamm; oocoanuts, Mrs. O. w, fy.rna n,
two tumblers of Jelly, Mrs. DR.. Ds a.. thsao'
night shirts, and basket of peaches, l6rs, Allan.
two prairie chickens, Geo. Lamb. Donat;ons
OF fruit, vegetables, old linen ard cotton are |
Early yesterday morning waSfs PLAYING in
The rear Of Noyes Bros. q Qetler.s warebouse
Two boys named Pat Mshoney and John Cor.
way ran across huge handle eoutaiuinr a oman.
ity OF female weaving apparel. The bundle
vas brought to the city hall and iuspected.
e contained ailk skirt, nearly new, a black
iress, bruah and comb, and stockings and
arge gusptity OF ladies and chilaren's under
'lothing. a package OF letters was slso fonnd |
la9ressed to Mrs. Frank Miller, L,tchfield
the clothing has undoubtedly been Stolen.
Eritz Youngman, proprietor of "a saloon and
ne 'ieedie" barber shop on st. Peter street.
nd q burly cripple named Albert Ffeitzer.
Vere before hizzoner yesterday, on the charge
Il disorderiy conduct Monday afternoon tka
after visited the saloon and drank several
owls OF beer, which stimulated hina to become
oisy: Youngmsn expostulated with him and /
scutie took place which ended in Freitzer re.
ewing the grand bounce. He retaliated by
resklng the windows, and general iahn. en-
ued which ended in the arrest OF beth narties.
eVeral witnesses testified to the good charao- 4
q 3 T oL toungman and the quayrelsome nasurw
S,eitzer. The latter's optics wese closed |
M ne carries an empty sleeve. He fs thes
4, ntne man tnat tackeled barber pole last fall
ne court sent him up for thirty. DAYS and,
oungmsn was discharged. ~
Princess Lace Ties.
Spanish Lace Ties,
Spanish Lace Fichues.
Lsoe Kerchiefs,
Null Kerchiefs
Finest assortment Ia the
Clty, at Powers Bros. Ii
es. ss, 90. 90.