Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-26
CITY aLoBULEs.

bec 10.
The sum of 49, 55 was forwarded TO New
York by City Treasurer REM, yesterday An
pnyucnt of interest city bonds.
Gentlemen of large means. from Louisville,
ara neootiat;ps for property near the east END
of Seventh street bridge, intending to nulio a
distillery.
Woods. the colored porter at the american
house. was roaming the streets TINS morning
on the verge of tremens. He was uttefing cries
similar to the bark OF dog,
merchant from Indiana is negotiating 1or |
PREMISES. intending to establish large ano
frst.class dry goods store in ST. Paul. he
will open about November L.
Holm Finn was arraigned at the police court
Yesterday charged with spanking q small boy
named Albert johnson. Tke hearing was con- |
tinued until tomorrow morning.
A horse attached to Engle's wagon started 10
RIM nm Fourth street, at o'clock yesterday al
+orroon and q runaway was nipped by Ohcer
Baer. who calamity came to the rescue, by COL
laring the plug
John Weber, grocer, corner OF Market ana
Third streets, lost his horse and delivery wagon
Yesterday. Up to nightfall there was no clue
ss to the thieves but Mr.. Weber supposed they
rnioht have been taken by malicious boys.
ny;,,o Farreu whose license was revoked few
DAYS ago, tried the plan of selling liquor anu
charuinp for admission to his concerts. Ineh
the police arrested him for having show with,
out a license Inc nearing Was
P. II. Monday.
A.D. Mcleod, successor to Scott, NO. ~
East Third street, purchased yesterday from
CIV Salisbury the building now occupied
Inv Mr.. Mcleod as restaurant, for S4,oU
preety good sign that success mas a'leh"eu
hin, in his new enterprise.
Chaplain Robert Smith, of the Bethel Mis-
sio, at the Jackson street NJ. E, church to-
morrow evening, will speak of his late exper-
fences and observations in England and give
an account of the International SUNDAY ocnooi
convention which he attended.
The anparatus for the Uuited States transit
station in the courthouse square has been COM
Melted. and the observatory is in good working
order The weather, however, has INITIATED
AGAINST the observations, as there has peen only
one clear night Since the completion OF the op-
servatory.
Memberships are being solicited for the 60
1umbia building and loan association TO ne
starred nv the citizens of the Sixth ward. Ar
ticles of incorporation will be filed IN re"
DAYS, and with the hearty support iroH &c
sponsible citizens already obtained, the asso-
citation cannot fail of being great success
William Henirickson, Esq, of Rose town-
shin. is minus a valuable horse. Hehad i've of
them in the pasture, four OF wnicn ne mas, eue
+be 18th and most valuable of the lot coppOt
he found. It is light bay gelding i've years
old. The horse was seen in the pasture on
monday last. and since that time has been
missing.
There was lonesome look about hizzoner at
the police court yesterday morning, and when
the old man adjusted his gig lamps and peeped
into the bull pen the prospect Ior any tning axe
q repetition of the palmy days gone by COIL
pletely vanished. The bull pen contained only
two sinners, one melancholy drunk and
disorderly.
The weakness OF mankind for its bit
tiers was sadly illustrated in the case OF Thomas
George. He lushed to the throat on bug juice,
and was found living on Minnesota street trying
to sing the doxology. He wanted to go home,
but the bailiff hummed g Tommy, oh, Tommy,
don't 60" and the knell of doom was sounded
by the court, who sent him up for three days.
William Reilly was run in by Officer Roul-
leau last midnight, on general principles OF be-
ing an unsafe man to roam about all night.
He was recently released from Saltwater, hav-
ing served two years for highway robbery.
Night before last he was arrested for drunken
ness and released yesterday morning with $lo
on his person. Last night he was dead broke.
The failure of the p. p. to tIaduce the
name of distinguished author by coup
ling her identity with that of an adventures,
has made that unreliable concern, the laughing
stock of the country. 1t IS really amusing TO
observe their frantic endeavOrs to botch up the
blupder. The next time they go into the
prophet business they should select person
who ia not known to every Intelligent man and
woman in the country.
A well-dressed smooth talking fellow has
been arounii the city for several days past rep
resenting himself as agent of P. f, Egan Co.,
the well-known jewelers. trying to dispose OF
tickets in lotteries for watches, iewelry, etc.
he has succeeded in getting considerable money
from the gullible, his victims being mostly
women. Mr.. Egan denounces the fellow as an
impostor aud a swin3ler, and If he can be
caught will give him s taste of Minnesota JUS
tice.
A libel was filed yesterday, in the United
States district court against the steamer Japan.
The action is brought by the United States to
recover penalties incurred by the employment
of seamen without having them sign shipping
articles, as provided by the statute governing
navigation. The penalty claimed by the
united States Is SZUU. Lit staeutS ioquA0s
all masters to have their crew sign shipping
articles, and imposes a penalty in cases where
they fail to comply with the law.
Early yesterday morning Daniel Wheeler
Yves found on Fourth street by Officer Zirkel-
back sleeping off a beastly old drunk. He was
collared and taken into the fold but not liking
the racket he broke away from the officer and
ran two blocks. On being overtaken he adj
vanced the idea that he had run away just for
fun. For the came reason he refused to &C
company the officer, and was landed in the
tower after great difficulty. The dizzy fellow
was before Judge OBrien and fined S15 for re-
sisting the officer.
The members of st. Michaers church, Sixth
ward, are making grand preparations to hold
fair for the benefit of their church, during the
month of October. It is understood the fair
will be held in new hall, to be Immediately
erected convenient to the bridge, on the West
Side. That the fair will be entertaining to
all, and success, is evident from the fact
that their former entertainments for the past
few years have been recognized among the
most pleasing attractions of the city.
MIR. j. T. Pannell, returned on Friday from
aweek's visit to Jamestown, D. 7. He is
quite eloquent relative to the present and
future of this hourishing town, and predicts
for it prosperity seldom attending new set