Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-21
CITY GLOBULEs.

The case of the city against Hattie Mcbride.
charged with keeping house of Ill fame, was
continued until today.
penman Thompson will be here for weeks
season with Joshua " hitcomb," the sensation
of the country. 1t will no doubt pack the
Opera Honss nightly.
On application of the defendants, yesterday,
IN the case Of tho State against Nicholas
Meiers and John Wyack, charged with assault
ing John Nelson, Thomas Howard was ap.
pointed counsel.
stay of proceedings was granted for thirty
days by Judge Wilkiu, yesterday. in the csse
of Henry Blase against Gustav johnson ana
others, In which the jury awarded S9u dam
ages to the plaintiff.
On the opening of the district court yester-
day the Jury in the osse of Louis Vandeli
against J. o. Mccarthy, in which action was
brought for $1,000 damages for assault ana
battery. returned O verdict in favor of the de-
PENDANT.
The board of trade will, to day, appoint
committee to confer with the officers Of the
First National bank, and to secure, If possible,
q room for their meetings in the building
which is to be erected by the bank next sea-
house.
The other day complaint was made against
the Sixth street lumber dealers for biooksding
the sidewalks. Warrants were issued for the
arrest of the parties and the hearing was called
Yesterday morning 1t was shown that the
grievance had been abated and the cases were
dismissed.
The paper for IAN the Rage is now posted
~ he ind
about town. 1t is exceedingly attractive, but
less so than the play itself. which has been one
of the greatest successes of the decade, having
run to crowded houses for long seasons In all
the principal cities of the country.
Gen. R. ". johnson, whore noble benevo-
lence has contributed much TO the Stardock
fund, received donation of one pound yes
terday from the far-Of land of Odessa, Russia.
The money wss forwarded by a gentleman
named George A. Freuderich. who was actuated
by an account of the sufferings of StardOck
which appeared 10 the GLOBE.
Yesterday was lively day for the drunk
cart. The first bad customer was arrested by
Officer zirkelbach at the corner of Seventh and
Jackson streets. About l o'clock man was
seen fioupdering in the mud on jackson street
60 drunk that he couldn't navigate. He was
put under arrest and while being too drunk to
The wretch was yanked to the tower by the
officer and citizen.
The st. Thomas house, on Rosabel street,
came very nearly being the scene yesterday Of
another serious cutting sffray. About 2
o'clock in the afternoon a boardef named A.
Swanson became beastly intoxicated. drew a
knife Peterfon, the bartender, who was
saved by the prompt action of the bystanders.
During the fracas Swan son managed to inf lct
cut in his own face. He was arrested by Of
fcer Brosseau. and, with the assistance of a
citizen, was lodged in the tower.
A burIy Teuton named John Komro was be-
fore Judge O'Brien yesterday charged with as
sailing fellow countrymau named August
.Kubpe. The racket occurred on the night OF
the nth inst. The parties met in Guilder.
mann's saloon, and Komro asked Kuhne If be
didn't intend to treat. The latter replied that
he could treat himself, and taking umbragt
at the remark Komrc pitched in to- give com
plainant a beating. Yesterday morning de
PENDANT pleaded guilty, and was fined Sl5, or
payment of which he was discharged.
In yesterdays GLOBE an account was giver
Of a serious cutting ARRAY in the Sixth
ward, by which man named
Nicholas Rapholtz was dangerously wounded
in the right arm. Considerable feeling hal
been expressed over the affair by the residents
OF tne SlXJQ Waru ana III II l6AIeQ tDab the Gu
will result in permanent injuries. The assault
was made by man named John Wiusho Will,
under the influence of liquor, and withou
provooation. he was arraigned at the polic
court yesterday, and the hearing was continued
until Monday. Winsho was held in $500 bond
and committed.
Another case of domestic wretchedress an,
marital infelicity was aired in the police ecur
yesterday. being the case of the oitv agains
Mary Flynn. char led on complaint of her bus
band with disorderly conduct. The partie
were in court and they presented a m ournfu
spectacle. The woman was accompanied b,
her two children. one a nursing infant and tn
other comely girl of ten summers. The ap
pearapce of the principals was woe-begone il
the extreme. The husband, who is a pugna
cious looking man, testified that bis wife wa
an habitnal drinker, and that she neglected he
household duties aud associated with driukin
women. Defendant stated that she was sub
iected 10 hsbitual abuse from he. husband an
that he was won't 10 make her the target of th
most foul and beastJy epthets. Judge o. Brie
administered a scathing rebuke to buth partie
and warned them not ID appear again. 1
leaving the court Mrs. Flynn stated she woul
not live with him any longer. and the partie
are better of apart.