Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-15
CITY GLoBULEs.

The census commissioner was engaged yes
terday in forwarding alphabetical lists to all
the county clerks in the State.
delegation of Irish, Scotch land English
millers are paying Minnesota visit. Yester-
day they inspected the mills at Minneapolis.
The territory covered by the census takers in
ST. Paul comprises twenty-five districts, max
ing an addition of four districts over the last
census.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest
of Mrs. A. Karney. on the charge of disorderly
conduct. The hearing will take place this
morning.
In taking the census each enumeration is re-
quired to make daily reports of the number of
hours on duty, and the number enumerated
each day.
The Mississippi and Rum river Boom COM
pany are making arrangements to put in q
boom at Pigs Eye to catch any logs which
may break loose and so over the Falls.
Elaborate arrangements have been made for
the second annual excursion of the st. An
drews society to White Bear lake, to take place
next Friday. huge time is anticipated.
Messrs. MCCARTHY & Donnelly have just CON-
pleted a handsome banner for the Father
Mathew temperance society, which will be
used for the first time tomorrow morning.
Owing to the heavy rains the irregularity in
the arrival of our mails reminds us of "ye
olden time" when Wilioughby and Powers
were the great northwestern mail contractors.
The ordinance against getting on and off NOV
ing railroad trains, we believe, has never been
enforced since its passage, Notwithstanding it
is an almost hourly occurrence. Counsellor
Woolworth, we are informed, is fast convalesc-
ing.
A young man named Dick Anderson swore
out warrant yesterday, for the arrest of
Jacob Peterson, proprietor of the st. Thomas
hotel The complaint states that he was play
ing pool, when Peterson struck him in the
face with a cue. The case will be tried to-
day.
The Standard Oil company, which have leased
block Al on lower Third street, of Mrs. May 1.
Dayton. intend driving 100 piles for their i'm
mense buildings and tanks, besides having
their own spur track connecting with other
roads. This part of the city is improving
rapidly.
A burly rough named Edward Wilson was
before Judge Flint yesterday, charged with
disorderly conduct. Wilson is the man who
tried to steal a pair of pants from Haas cloth
ing house last Saturday, and who resisted Capt.
Clark in making the arrest. He was sent to
the quay for fourteen days.
A horny handed but eight fingered con of
toll named Micheal Hunt, was at the police
court yesterday, charged with the larceny of o
shovel from Contractor Stanley, an account
of which appeared in yesterdays issue of the
GLOBE. The prisoner was found guilty and
sent to the cooler for fourteen days.
At the special meeting Of the stockholders of
the Minnesota soap company, held at their Office
at st. Paul, June 10th, tho following officers
have been elected: Ii. Hickman, president;
II. Grethen vice president; Francis III. Plelns,
secretary and treasurer. The resolution was
adopted to erect new building at st. Paul.
The brother of Barbara Reynolds visited the
police court yesterday, and asked for his sis
ter's release, stating that he would take her to
his farm, where she would be beyond the in
fuence of the paie-face and Jersey lightning.
The recommendation for clemency was second
ed by the city attorney, and an order was issued
for her release.
A county Kerry man named O'Rourke and a
citizen of African descent named Sanders, en-
u
last night and for while the air was filled
with music. The Kerry man wooded his an
tagonist and there was a cry of bloody muir
der. Officer Palmer dawned on the scene and
the pugilists were locked up.
Frank Conner was arraigned at the police
court yesterday charged with disorderly con-
duct. He was arrested on Fourth street Satur-
day night on suspicion of having robbed DR..
Atwood of several articles of clothing. There
was no testimony given to prove the latter of.
Tense and he was committed to the cooler for
seven days on the charge of drunkenness and
disOrderly conduct.
''Slioky" Jones, the gay Lothario, an account
of whose adventures appeared in yesterdays
issue of the GLOBE, was before Judge Flint
yesterday charged with committing at assault
on G. T. MoNamara. proprietor of the Clarendon
hotel. The testimony was substantially as
stated in the GLOBE, and he was fined 800 for
the assault. Fifteen dollars was the extent of
bis bundle, on payment of which he was dis
charged. As to the charge of wife desertion,
heShas kdecided to provide for his family and
leave town.
The bold burglar is becoming too numerous,
so to speak, and should he continue his at
tempts at house breaking he shall have to be
| sat down upon. Saturday night burglars tried
10 IOrco an entrance TO OOl. hODertSOQS mousse
OF Fort street and were frightened away.
| Night before last an attempt was made to
break into Barringer's saloon on Wabashaw
street, and they were again frightened off.
Citizens should have their traps and guns in
readiness in order to give the outlaws warm
reception.
James Connors is as crazy as the proverbial
March hare. Last week he was before Judge
Flint. who sent him to the hospital for treat
ment, this being the man that mangled him
self SO fearfully in the county Jail. Yester-
day he escaped from the hospital and made his
way to the bishops residence on Sixth street.
He asked to be protected, and imagined that he
wal pursued by ten thousand devils. The un-
fortunate creature butted his head against a
stone wall and injured himself severely. He
was returned to the hospital.
An old offender named Maggie Moffett was
before Judge Flint yesterday, charged with
the larceny of barrel slaves from Gruber's
cooper shop on Eagle street. She was SEN
fenced to two weeks in the house of good
shepherds, upon hearing which she expressed a
malignant delight by stating that she would
have chance to kill the women who sent her
to States prison. Upon leaving the court room
she vented her spleen on Detective Bressett and
expressed that the tribunal was devoid of JUS
tice. Later in the day her fine was paid and
she was discharged.