Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-07
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs
There is great rush of business at Kelly
Co.'s headquarters in the Burbank warehouse,
O. W. Benson, of Close Bros. & Co., LeMars,
sputting 1000 sheep on his farm near that
city.
A plat was filed in the register of deeds
office yesterday of what was formerly known as
the Lake Superior and old Como road.
Miss Matte German and Miss Jennie Sy-
monds left yesterday, for the Academy of Notre
Dame, Milwaukee, where they will attend
school.
Brown, the immortal Brown, vas before hiz-
zoner Yesterday for throwing rocks at num-
Der of small boys. He was muIct ten dollars
or twenty days in the quay.
fly young man named William Atchison
was before the court yesterday, charged with
fighting in front of the European hotel. The
hearing Was continued until to-day.
thousand or more of strangers, called in
by the Minneapolis fair. remained here yester-
day, and last night the hotels had considerably
more than their usual number of Monday
night guests.
An action was began in the district court
yesterday by Fred Hills against the jackson
manufacturing company Of Harrisburg, Pa. to
collect 81, 1916, alleged to be due for services
and money expended as agent.
Thomas Hill, the big dnffer who engaged in
mortal combat with Armstrong; gate last Sun
day, was at the police yesterday for drunken
ness. IL was his first appearance and be was
discharged on promise of good behavior.
The council committee on streets and ordi-
nances met last night to consider the ne Y ordi
nance relating to the keeping in order of the
street car tracks. A prolonged discussion took
place, but owing to the absence of MIR. Murray
no definite action was taken.
Deputy Auditor Oliver has completed his
statement of exempt property which is to be
turned over to the State auditor. The showing
is as follows School property exempt, $229,-
377; church property. 1857. $50. Total prop
erty exempt by law, 90 332, S25.
Mr.. McClung stated In the chamber of COM
merce yesterday that the sheer boom for rum
ming logs into the sluice way over the Falls of
81. Anthony is about completed, and that it Is
expected to send over 10000 feet of logs for
the st. Paul boom within two weeks from now.
One hundred more men have lately been EN-.
ployed on the great stone mill building and
the elevator being erected at Sioux Falls by
the Sioux Falls Mill company. The mill,
which is to be fitted with modern improve
ments throughout, will have q capacity of
1000 barrels day.
A respectable looking lady was found wan
dering around the streets yesterday morning,
and her actions denote that she is at least par
tally insane. She gave her name as Johannah
ov,A fofo fkof ha 4,,ok
Boston. Sheriff King took her in charge and
the case will be investigated to-day.
The Infamous Pete Reynolds scored another
black mark In his record yesterday afternoon
by making most malicious attack on Barbara |
he attacked the woman with his cane and !
split her head open, making an ugly cut. Pere |
skipped out and there were no arrests
Three bruisers named Jim McDermott, Pat |
Moran and John McDonough were at the police |
court yesterday charged with having circus |
at the corner of Third and Robert streets.
The bloody affray was ended by the police and /
the pugilists were locked up. They pleaded |
guilty and were fined $S each or nine days.
During the crush at the police court yester-
day afternoon, when the examination of Bar
ton was going On, young man named Henry
1
premises. he refused to 60 and was pushed
along by Officer Mcmahon, whom he tried to
assault. The latter put him under arrest and
he was released on bail.
Saturday night b. L. Brandall visited ST.
mons saloon on West Third street and between
he had some words with the propri.
etor. The latter got on his ear and pulled his
gun. whereupon Brandall rushed to the street
and howled for q policeman. Officer Baer
'ushed up and he was yanked TO the tower
Yesterday morning he was fined five bills for
the peace.
Counselor Murray incidentally remarked in
he chamber of commerce yesterday morning
hat he didn't take much stock in the talk
Ibout this and that party having had big
,ffers from Minneapolis. '.Why. the other
lay" he commented ian old woman came to
beg poor relief and she said it we didn't give
{ to her she would go to Minneapolis. She
vent to Minneapolis, suppose"
Yesterday morning Officer Babe observed an /,
I'D topper lying on the side of the bluff near
Jedar street. about ten feet from the top.
how he came there is a mystery, except that he
'olied off the bluff and was caught in the de-
scent Had he gone tn the foot of the bluff, q | Z
iictance OF fifty feet, he no doubt would have
oerished. A rope was secured and the sleeping {
noozer was hoisted. he was. laid on the shelf
% sleep off the booze
George Coles is a fellow of infinite taste He
was up yesterday on complaint of pretty
Tencn, with coal black eye. that glitrered
ike dew in q sunbeam, He face w.a ss hros,r
Is saddle and as warm as the tropics. Sh.]
save the name of Berry. aud stated that Coles
had tried to effect an entrance to her bouse.
On Wabsshaw street. The wretch pleaded
guilty. and was fined $40 or twenty five davs
Tor making the bad break,
desperate tight took place on St. Peter near
MIMI street. about o'clock yesterday after
NOON, between saloon xeeper named Yonng
man and a 'ue armed man who was too -.
20 give ms name. The latter became nois, and and
Wa eJs e nom me saloon, when he took re-
Youngman come ont and the two anos .ad ~; ..
struggle which was interrupted 6y Bsiiiff