Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-13
CITY GLoBULEs.

ohcSetnS toat the ISSUES DO t1iSO ny = july.
Thirty-six carloads of cattle passed through
the oity yesterday over the Chicago, Milwaukee
ks Paul rsilxayr en- route for Eastern mar
kets
Adolph Mueller. shot by his son.isst Sunday.
~as resting easy last night, and the chances of
his recovery are regarded IS very much i'm
proved.
Last night two highly booked individuals
were found reposing on Minnesota street, both
inebriates being steered 10 the tower by Officer
murphy.
Mr. John Till and bride whose nuptials were
celebrated on yesterday, were.the recipients Of
u delightful serensde last night rendered by
the members of the Arion singing society
a decision vas rso6ered by Judge Brill yes
tsrday, grsntiOg divorce to Caroline wOerr or
troin her husband, Philip Woerner, on the
grounds of o. uel and inhumsn treatment.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
meets to-day "Wednesday at 8 O'Clock P. NJ, at
The Wacouta street chapel. Business of vital
Importance Co the organisation will come be-
fore il.
meeting of the Third ward Hancock, En-
glish and Sibley club will be held at the hall
on st. Peter street at s o'clock this evening.
Addresses will be made by Gen. Il. W. john
son and William L. Kelly.
workman employed in one Of the mills
Gear Eighth street, had three of his fingers
taken off by q saw yesterday. DR.. Murphy
dressed the wounds. and the injured man was
resting easy at last accounts.
Aid John Dowlan received intelligence yes
tsrday of the destruction by fire of 100 cords of
maple wood at Rock Greek on the line Of the
st. Paul Il Duluth railroad. The wood was
valued as %. so per cord and was insured at
the rate of 81. so per cord.
Simmons, Arnold & Ames' minstrels closed
lhei. engagement last evening to q fair house.
The entertainment was not equal to that Of
the Previous evening, but was generally ae-
eeptable to those present. The company Will
appear at saltwater this evening.
a dizzy hummer named John Harnish was
before hizzoner yesterday for pre-empting the
sidewalk at the corner of Seventh and Broad
way streets. He was on the lay for free
drunk snap and will regale himself on bean
padding In the bastile for the next three days.
There Ia no danger that Charles Geise will get
from under his barber before he grows bald.
Night before last he budged up on tanglefoos
and yesterday he was the most conspicuous fg-
nre In the pen. His hair stood on end q mil
lion Ways for the millennium. he got four days
IN the quay.
A young man named Frank Herman Was at
he police court yesterday charged with as
>aulting married woman named Mrs. Brown.
The latter was unable to appear, and the hear
Ing WAS continued until Saturday at 10 A. N.
herman gave bonds in the sum of $50 for his
appearance.
A charming wedding was solemnized at the
cathedral yesterday morning, being the mar
riAge Of Mr.. J. Wood Whitman, solid citizen
IF Hastings, and Miss Carrie Bettingen, daugh-
Ter of j. y. Bettingen OF this city. Miss
Adins w. Whitman performed the duties of
bridesmaid and MIR. Joseph W. Frye oficiated
as best man.
small bpy named John Yesenshank was be-
lore Judge McGrorty yesterday forktrying to
knt OK the day light out of another kid named
Harry Lsyards. 1t waa small boys fight, of
The pure cussedness order, and while one boy
did the sluggiDg the other tried to slash with
his knife. For want of witnesses the hearing
was continued until next Saturday.
What shall be said of Rlmira Cressey, In
oid age there IL almost always something to
venerate, but in this aged ruin there ia not
even the ivy TO symbolic the burial place of
departed glory. Her besetting vice Is love for
rum, and she was before the curt yesterday ON
the OLD charge of drunkenness. She made
pItiful plea tor mercy, but was sent to the re-
formatory school for ninety days.
postal card was received by Chief Weber
yesterday describing safe robber named
Jonn Slater, AID Offering $500 for his arrest.
The card Is from III. q. Irish, of the Western
hotel, sc. Louis. the safe Of which was entered
by bisJer on the TIN mat, and robbed of 3d. 600.
oiater is described tive feet eight inches
high, tlack, curly hair, black eyes, lame in the
night side, With halt ia the rIght leg, aud
xbout thirty ave years OF age.
A rafting II naway took place on Fort street
yesterday afternoon, the prime factors to which
Aere couple of crankey steeds attached to d
iarMer's wagon. The hyers broke loose at Bsm.
sey street nnd started down town. At each
Jump the produce 6ew skyward and the pale
sir WAS ,streaked With turnlps. At Seven Cor
oers The hery untamed nsga were CAPTURED by
Officer Palmer and gentle man onlooker. 1he
rig belongs To August Leisk and aside from the
loea OF Inc produce no Particular harm was
done.
Another heavy business fra has left the
Overcrowded East and toined the expansive
Vest. Duncan, Gamble 4 Co., q wealthy lur-
eering nrm tom Saginaw, Michigan, have
Bought an extensive lract of pine lands near
Norm Pacific junction, and will prosecute the
busluess OF lam oering large scale here.
after. They were In The city Monday buying
heavy team horses, and expressed their inten-
Ton Ut making st. Paul their base for sup
plise This shows that the gentlemen have q
liberal share of business sagacity and ecumens
They win succeed.
Chief Weber received letter, yesterday,
frum J. D. Taylor, Quincy, Mass, requesting
description Of the late Mrs. Harris, whose
death st the Merchants and the subsequent
mystery surrounding her identity are familiar
to every reader in st. Paul. The writer in
quires if she were artificial teeth and had
mole on the chin. The MRS. Harris in ques-
lion wore false teeth, which were projected
from her mouth at the time she was thrown
from the carriage. 1t is also thought that she
bad mole on her chin. It seems that, re-
specting this woman's singular career, not
more than half of the counties have been
heard from.
The alarm Of fire from box No. II, at sac
O'Clock last night, was caused by the discovery
Of flames issuing from the dwelling Of Charles
Webber, situated On the Hats in West st. Paul.
Tho department. turned out, but the fire gained
rapid Roadway and the building, one-s,ory
frame structure, was soon enveloped in Aames.
A number of reaidents of the Sixth ward were
attracted by the flames and lent valuable as
siatance In removing the furniture, which was
nearly all saved. Inc family were absent from
the city, Mr.. Weber being called away at 2
O'Clock 20 visit his sick wife In Minneapolis.
The origin Of the fire is not known buE the
flames were first seen issuing from the roof of
the kitchen. The value of The building is esti-
mated at 81, 600 and is supposed TO have been
FULLY insured in building association.
PERSONAL.