Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-17
CITY aLoBULEs.

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Mr.. f. r. Grout has designed and made a
beautiful store sign for the Queen Bee -four, to
be manufactured by the great Sioux Falls
mills.
George Griffin, slightly disfgured, but still
in the ring, was up again yesterday on the old
charge of drunkenness. He was sent to the
| dry dock for three days.
| James Kennedy was wanted at the police
court yesterday for not taking down his tony
sign, but he didn't show up. The case was
| continued until to-day.
| John Schultz, who was sent up for twenty
| five days last week on the charge of disorderly
conduct, was taken i'll in the county iail yes.
terday and removed to thehospitai.
Mike Farrell was up yesterday, charged with
polishing of beer jerker at the Coliseum
named Ed. Cook. The latter skipped for
Sioux City and the case was dismissed.
The rain which commenced on Sunday
| afternoon continued at intervals during yester-
day, and last evening it got down to bus-
ness and during the night there was strong
indicationsLof falling weather.
Wool buyers here are of opinion that sthe
growers of Minnesota have sold fully two
been taken by Wisconsin buyers, and will be
sold in the East as Wisconsin wool.
The name of Mr.. p. Christopel was accident
| ally omitted in our mention of the members
of the choir at White Bear yesterday. As that
gentlemen also acted as leader, the fattering
success of the efforts of the choir was in
great measure due to his skill
A pickaninny with the euphonious name of
King Jones, was up yesterday on complaint of
one Fahey, who charged him with making
riot. No one appeared to prosecute the case
and the lad was discharged with the under
standing that he must not appear again.
An old vet and soldier of fortune bearing the
stripes Of adversely, named John Rounce, was
arraigned at the police court yesterday for
guzzling the brine which cheers and yet ine-
briates. He gave the court song and dance,
as it were, and he was ordered to skip the
town.
The GLOBE is authorized to state that an
unknown nine, formerly members Of the old
Red Cap base ball club, challenges any other
nine in the State to play game week from
next Saturday afternoon for any amount of
money short of the national debt. Who ac-
cepts the challenge?
The case of the State against James Bassett,
charged with the larceny Of watch from
Anderson's jewelry store on Seventh street,
was called for hearing in the municipal court
yesterday afternoon. Defendant waived ex-
animation and was bound over to the grand
jury and released on bail Of S150.
The hearing on the petition of @. d. O'Brien,
assignee of the Farmers and Mechanics bank,
for al extension of time in which to present
claims against the Culver estate, will take
place in the probate court to-day. 1t is claim
ed that Culver was liable to the bank, person.
ally and az endorser, to the amound of $50 GOO.
George Ilingw3o has been cudgelled by
fate until his manhood has drifted like an old
hulk on the sand bar of perfect indifference.
Last fall his feet were frozen and to the infrm-
ties of the flesh he adds q depraved appetite
for whisky. He was up yesterday for drunk
enness and was discharged on promise of bet
ter behavior.
An alarm of fire was sent in from box 35 at
6:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Steamers
two and four quickly responded only to find
out that the alarm was caused by the smoke
stack of the North Star mills on Lower Seventh
street, near Trout brook, burning out. There
was no damage, and no necessity for calling
out the department.
A bad little boy, named William Hamb org,
was at the police tribunal yesterday on a
charge preferred by his mother to the effect
that he is utterly beyond the control of pa
rental authority His cussedness was mani.
tested in court, where he tried to bulldoze his
mother into not making the complaint. The
case will come up to-day.
Edward o. Brien was collared at the corner
of Fifth and Wabashaw streets night before
last in a desperate encounter with lamp-post.
He had his latch key out and was whipsawing
the air with pair of very dizzy legs in the
vain attempt to reach suppositlous door
knob. Yesterday he was before hizzoner, who
mulct him $3 or three days.
The cigar makers have been agitating the
the wages question again and the talk will
probably eliminate in definite action to-day.
Yesterday the cigar makers union informed
the manufacturers that the wages of all rollers
of the weed must be advanced two dollars per
thousand and they were given until noon to-
day in which to answer. Whether they will
accede to the advance remains to be seen.
A piebald youth named Hans Smyth, who
looked a cross between Swede and half
breed Piute was before Judge O'Brien, yester-
day, charged with raising riot at Lonegrin's
residence on Ninth street. 1t seems that de-
fendant entered the house and insisted on
playing cards with party who wanted his
the grand bounce when general ruction en-
sued. The testimony was very conflicting and
defendant was discharged.
Edward Donovan was arraigned at the mll-
nicipal court yesterday afternoon on COM
plant of Mrs. Emma Eckman, charged with
disorderly conduct. The parties reside in the
came house and thu fuss arose from fight be-
tween the children, of which there are score,
over the possession of a swing. Mrs. Eckman
stated that she wanted it understood that
she wasn't to put up with the in
situations, insults and blasphemies Of the
defendant. The court sent all the parties
home and charged them not to show up again.
Some men achieve distinction, others have
fame thrust upon them. A. G. Savage is one
of the fellows that slaps fate in the Jaws lust
to make the old bawd grin. The audacious
wretch insists on coming to the front every
few days in a new role. One week he is held
mp and robbed, the next week horse runs off
and drags him for one hundred yards and he
still lives, after this he is shot a half dozen
times and comes up smiling, and yesterday his
name was called at the police court for being
terribly drunk. He didn't appear and for
feited $15 bail.
blushing Irishman with strawberry hair
and nobby neektie was before hizzoner yes.
terday charged with being too fresh with o
colored matron named Mrs. Evans. The lat
ter is neat sailing clipper with sparkling eyes,
good teeth and rather fine figure. Satur-
day night she was going along Seventh street
when she was startled by Wilson, who came out
of saloon and suddenly embraced her. He
wanted to smack the honey from dose lips, but
| she wouldn't have it, no indeed She screamed
| sweet little scream and the big tom boy run
off. he din't deny the soft impeachment,
| and was fined $lS for the kiss which he
came within million miles of getting.
Tive very forlorn and wretched looking
females. named Rosa Cressey and Eva PatteA,
were before Judge O'Brien yesterday, charged
with keeping disorderly house. Attired in
cheap fnery their appearance was tawdry and
pathetic. appealing as it did to all who take an
interest in maintaining the dignity of the