Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-27
CITY GLOBULES.


spection fees yesterday to the amount of 500.
1t took one hour and five minutes for the
crowd from the circus to cross the bridge, last
night.
The quarterly meeting of the Catholic tenn
perance societies will be held in the basement
of the cathedral tomorrow evening.
Louis Manke was arraigned again yesterday
on the charge of the larceny of watch from p.
81. Miller. TIE hearing was continued until
Monday.
The jury in the case of NJ. Mullen against
+. NJ. Hartshorn, in which action was brought
for $500, returned verdict yesterday morning
for $200.95 in favor of the plaintiff.
Suit was commenced in the district court
yesterday by the Merchants National bank
against the Mississippi Boom corporation to
collect the sum of 81, $50 on note.
Capt. Kittwood of the st. Louis Bethel, and
Mr.. franklin of the Chicago Bethel, reached
St. Paul Yesterday, to attend the annual meet
ing of the association to be held here today.
The Mississippi river is surfaced with Mime
apolis debris. The saw mills have discharged
their surplus saw dust and tailings into the
river to injure navigation, as is their
custom.
The MerdelssOhn Quintette club wish it to
be understood that Miss Darlington, their
singer, will rejoin them after she has sung for
the Apollo club in Chicago on Thursday
the 9th.
The case of James Sullivan, and James ard
Charles Smith, charged with stealing a sail
boat from West st. Paul, was called for hear
ing in the police court yesterday, and continued
until to-day.
This is the last week in which the United
States revenue collector receives payment for
liquor license. Any delay beyond this week will
incur the penalty of so per cent. addition to
the original tax.
j. H. Monte6ore, who has filled the position
of Saltwater correspondent of the GLOBE for
some time past, has re3igued that position and
will hereafter represent the Minneapolis
Tribune in Saltwater.
The case of the State against F. V. Michel
owsky, indicted for obtaining money under
false pretences, came before Judge Wilkin
yesterday on a demurrer to the indictment.
The demurrer was argued and submitted.
John McDonan was arraigned at the police
court yesterday, charged with the larceny of a
j.
not guilty, and the examination was continued
until to-day. He was held in bail of 300.
The case of the State against Otto New,
charged with horse stealing, was again called
in the police court Yesterday morning. The
case came up on the question of bail, as the
prisoner had previously waived examination.
The bonds were fixed at $500, but up to last
night defendant had not secured bail.
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United States authorities that P. @. Bailey, of
Wasecs, was selling beer without paying the
United States tax, or having his beer kegs
stamped. He was before United States Com
missioner Cardozo yesterday, and satisfactorily
explained that it was no such thing.
Thomas Scott, the hackman, will be arraigned
st the police court this morning, on the two
fold charge of violating city ordinance and
reckless driving. While driving over the
bridge last night, he whipped his horses into a
trot and collided with a buggy containing a
woman and child. 1t is understood that war
rant has been issued for his arrest.
John Woodbury. was before Judge Flint yes
terday. charged with disorderly conduct, which
consisted of hourishing a revolver in close
proximity to the pericranium- of Mr.. Kent in
the st. Paul library, as detailed in yesterday 8
GLOBE Woodbury. is believed 10 be non con1poS
7ae7atuS, and the hearing was continued until
to-day. He was held in bail of 81, 600.
8. L. Staples paid duty to the amount of
$lO2.2 20, yesterday, on an imported cask of
liquor. This cask has travelled, as it were,
Staples resides in Princeton, and somehow the
liquor exported from France found it's way to
Winnipeg, and for months Staples has been
looking for his property. He now proposes
looking to the United States for payment of
damages aud expenses of delivery, etc.
An English woman immigrating with her
family from Canada to Dakota, lost 4-year
old at the depot, yesterday afternoon. She had
some half dozen children, one at the breast
and this 4-ycar-old got estray after the circus
She went to police headquarters, gave her name
as Mrs. MANI and invoked police aid. She got
it so expeditiously that the stray was restored
to her in time to catch the 6 P. II. train to
Fargo.
Samuel Quinn appeared at the police court
yesterday morning with both optics closed and
bearing the aspect of boiled oysters He had
bsen beastly, brutal bleeding drunk, as dis
covered by the appearance of his shirt, which
was literally smeared with gore. Chief Weber
stated that he had been on a drunk for over
week and had pawned his coat and vest for
whisky. He was sent to the cooler for a
week, at the expiration of which he man be
EobeTed.
Two men, one at least thought to be a resi-
dent of this city, engaged in petty piece of
swindling yesterday. They stationed them
selves at the end of the bridge and
pretended to sell circus tickets at reduced
price. great many bit, and found out they
had bought advertising cards only, similar in
appearance to Coup's circus tickets. The police
were informed of the transaction, but before
they came ON the ground the rascals had de-
camped.
During the circus performance last night, an
accident occurred, which resulted in painful
but not serious injury 10 an employe of the
company named Thomas Murphy. Murphy is
employed as an assistant, and while the enter
tainment was in progress he picked up loaded
revolver lying in the dressing-room and belong
ing to one of the Japanese. The weapon was
accidentally discharged, the ball passing
through the cheek, creating a slight flesh
wound. The injuries are not considered serious.
An action for $4,000 damages was com
menced in the district court yesterday by
Samuel Segessemann for injuries resulting
from an alleged attack The complaint al
leges that an unwarranted assault was made
by the defendant on plaintiff at Minneapolis on
the 25th OF last February. 1t is alleged that
plaintiff was attacked, beat on the head had
his hand bitten, and sustained such other in
juries as have disabled him for life. In view
Of the ahnve alIeOatiOna ha briu0a emit for