Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
CITY eLoBUhEs.

Last month Tailor Jessraug provided fer
twenty-six dodgers.
The city clerk hos issued $40 liquor and 80
beer licenses. and with all her dram shops, ST..
Paul is not happy.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of
Michael Roche, charged with quarrying stone
On Robert street.
decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes.
terday. disraissing the appeal case in the of B..
A. Cariveau, ct al, against Jean Bendue and
the St. Paul Plow works, garniehee.
e. W. Cory has announced himself as o
Democratic candidate for the Office of munich.
psi judge, and with the assistance of his friends
will make strong fight for the nomination of
his party at the coming convention.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance Of two claims,
viz, A widows pension at Sl4 per month
from April, 1869, 81, 841, and an increase of an
invalid pension from sS to Sls per month.
About 8 clock yesterday afternoon team
driven by man named Sanders took fright at
the Mississippi street bridge and ran away
upsetting the buggy and tearing off one of the
wheels. No personal injury was sustained.
Gordon Farman is o chronic and inveterate
usher. He has been on spree for several
days, and yesterday morning he faced the fd-
die at the police court seanoe. He pleaded
guilty, and was sent to the dry dock for six
days.
John and Elizabeth Norman were before
Judge O'Brien yesterday, on complaint of a
family named Temple, the charge being disor.
deriv ha nj Sc olo i
Norman children bounced onto their gaming
and beat them. being egged on by their par
ents. Defendants gave bonds to keep the
peace.
James Brown attempted to corner the benz
zine market by tackllng bug juice, until his
boots wriggled with snakes and the i'm Jams.
OF course he didn't succeed, but nevertheless
he be5ame roaring drunk and wanted to fight
all of st. Paul put together. He was waltzed
In by friskey peeler, and was sent up yester-
dey for seven days.
Early yesterday morning fellow named
James Cook was caught in the act of crawling
from the window of q vacant house. corner of
Ninth and Wabashaw streets. He was arrest
ed and brought before Judge O. Brien on the
charge of vagrancy. 1t was shown that he had
worked for several parties during the summer
and the court let him 60.
john Gallagner, an employe on the st. Paul
d Duluth railroad, at Wyoming met with q
severe and painful accident yesterday after
noon. While trimming piece of timber with
an adze, the tool slipped and cut the right foot
nearly through its entire length. he was
brought into St. Paul on the the P. N. train
last evening for treatment.
Patrick Mcdonald is entitled to a tally for
candor of expression and veracity. When
asked by hizzoner If he had been drunk he re-
piled that he supposed that was what he was in
court for. he came up from St. Louis q few
days ago and was Yanked from the Diamond Jo
Office in q beautiful state Of booze. The court
fined him 81 or five days in the quay.
A few days since the GLOBE announced the
disappearance from her home in this city Of q
crazy girl named Louisa Sch wertsfeger. Day
before yesterday she was found stopping at q
house on the Minneapolis road, about five miles
from this city. She was returned to her home
and, yesterday afternoon, was before Judge
OGorman. An examination resulted in her
eonmittal to St. Peter.
The application of the assignee Of the Farm
eIs and Mechanics bank for leave to file addi.
-tional claims against the Culver estate. was
heard In the probate court yesterday afternoon
and taken under adYisement. In addition to