Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-12
CITY GLoBULEs.

ward Hancock ana EngnSn CluD uaVe d HeetIus
this evening in the Hitchcock building
Several signs still protrudo over Third street
which the police should insist on coming down
Those who have complied with the ordinance
naturally claim that it is unfair treatment.
R. W. Johnston commenced suit in the dis.
trict court yesterday against Mayo & Clark to
collect the value of hay press said to have
been upjnstly seized, and valued at Sl'6Vo.
CD. o'Brien. assignee of the Farmers Me-
chanics' bank, fled complaint in the dis.
trict court yesterday against Kloos Bros to en-
force payment of note in favor of the bank
for Sl7S.
Capt. French. the rife shot, has gone to
Chicago but intends to return to Minnesota.
having bsen engaged by the State Agricultural
society to give exhibitions OF his skill each day
of the State far at Rochester.
4 dog f4ncier named John Holman, was at
the police court yesterday, charged with keep
ing purp without paying the license. He
showed that the dog III question was not owned
by him and he was discharged.
Mike RAMA was up yesterday charged with
trying to kick the daylight out of a man named
James Kenney. The latter doomed up with both
eyes in Grape and cash in his check. RAMS
pleaded guilty and WAS fined seven dollars and
costs.
The case of the State vs.. j. @. Green, charg-
ed with murderous assault on A. G. Savage,
was called for hearing yesterday morning. Mr..
Egan appeared and stated that by consent of
counsel the examination would be postponed
unIil Friday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. 1t was 80 re-
corded.
4 drunken tramp, almost orazed with drink,
attacked Contractor schlick at the market
house Yesterday afternoon and had it not been
for the timely appearance of Cart. Clark seri.
Gus consequences might have resulted. With
the assistance of three men he YVES lugged to
the station.
IF John O'Gorman was not such al internal
Iusher he might be highly useful and re-
spected citizen. Yesterday morning be was
before the court sgsin on the old charge of
budging up and then making scarecrow of
himself to frighten women. He was sent to
the bastile for twenty-five days.
Crop, weather and harvest reports from the
several stations of the 3d. Paul & Manitoba
road were received yesterday. All may be
summed up in the statement that the weather
was clear and generally cool and breezy; har-
vest was making good progress and from lew
points it wes reported that the grain was near
ly about.
p,ofane topper named John Schultz was be
fore hizzoner yesterday, charged With sleeping
off his toot ON the steps leading 10 the African
temple of worship on Cedar street. He said
he had been little full but that he would
swear off if released. He will have a chance
to take the pleoge after serving ten days
sentence in the county refria orator.
Yesterday afternoon thief forced an en-.
trance 20 the office of the brick yard, near the
railroad bridge ard got away with suit of
clothing owned by an empluye named Seebert,
and pair of pants, vest and shirt bel, nging
to the fireman. John Schotio. The thief Is
evidently tramp and the articles have no
doubt touna their way to a sec. Midland
store.
An adjourned meeting of the special beard
of pnblic works was held Yesterday forenoon,
the object being TO consider the assessment for
grading LAT .yette avenue. After some discus
siun the confirmation notice was anuulled and
the clerk was directed to give a new notice in
accordance with certain changes in Warren &
WinsloW's addition, Adjourned 10 the 9th, al
3PM.
4 row boat containing three men was cap
sized at White Bear lake yesterday afternoon
and the parties thrown into the water. Sever
al boats came to their relief and they were all
rescued. The accident was caused by the
reckless and foolish condu 1T of the young men,
who were see-sawing the boat when it upset.
IT might have resulted in calamity and the
accident should be q warning against the repe-
tition of such foolish conduct.
since the ball has been set rolling there
should be clean swesp. James Ahern was
fined five dollars yesterday for keeping his
saloon open on Sunday. Il ia not hazarding too
much To say without exception, there Ia not q
40 'oon keeper in 81. Paul who would not cheer
fully close MS place of bu .iness on Sunday If
the ordinance was strictly enforced on all. The
enforcement Of the ordinance, without any ex.
cepton, would suit the saloon keepers great
deal better than it would their patrons.
Come Into the garden, Maud is not the kind
Of greeting that Mary Qualey accorded a young
Iassie named Maud Miller. The parties live in
the Fourth Ward and Mrs. Qualey has q gar
den filed with flowers. Maud's parents reside
next duor, and last Monday Maudie went into
the gard-n to scant tbs perfume of her neigh
boris posies. Mrs. @ ,aley gave her the grand
bounce, and yesterday the matter came before
Judge MoGrorty for settlement. The case was
dismissed. and the parties charged to not ap.
pear again.
The case OF the State against Clarence q.
Wells, charged with being one of the men CON.
oerned in the robbery of $500 from Mrs. Em.
ma Gibson, was called for heariI g in the police
court yesterday afternoon. The robbery took
place at No. l43 Robert street, on the night of
the 22d of July, and defendant Is supposed to
have been an accomplish of the robbers. Mrs.
GIbaon was put on the stand and at the outset
she tsstifed 10 not having seen the defendant.
CIR. Egan stated that if such was the case be
would abandon the prosecution, and the de-
PENDANT was discharged.
Dir. Phillip Pottegieser, whose wife was
knoosed down by tramp Last Tuesday and
their re.idence in East Minneapolis burglar
lied of $3.50, visited st. Paul yesterday in
hopes Of gaining some clue to the whereabouts
of the thief. The mans name is given as Bar.
ney Francis. and he is said to be of medium
size with sandy complexion, broad forehead,
thin face, red hair, moustscbe and gotee. Mr..
Pottgieser sta es that not even his wife sup
posed to have known tLat he had the money.
IL was concealed under one of the planks in 8
stall of the barn. The tramp first knocked
Mrs Pottegieser down and then chloroform med
her. The pagers were found back of the hen
house and check for $500 and note for Sa00
were recovered.
OF a verify James Olddeld, of England, hath
given hostages to fortune, of which the State
may we'll be proud. Himself, wife and twelve
children arrived in st. Paul yesterday from the
sid country, having left England on the 29th of
July. Mr.. Oldfeld is bright, active man,
not over So years of age, and his wife, although
the genuine type of the fresh and rosy. checked