Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-02
CITY GLoBuLEs.

The police force were paid their monthly
stipends yesterday, amounting to $500.
The amount realized from the celebration of
St. Johns day at New Gambia on the Gath ulti-
mo was $4l0.
Arrangements are being made for sash and
blind factory at Sabin's new lumber yards near
the Harvester works.
A surveyors chain was found on Wilkin
street. yesterday, and may be had by the owner
on applying at the city hall.
Invitations are out for the nuptials of John
Ahern and Mary G. Casserly, to be celebrated
at the Cathedral next Thursday at 7:S0 o'clock
pm.
The Rev. Father Stanley has arranged to
give the children of the cathedral school pic
mic, to take place next Monday at Lakeside
park.
Thieves entered Hills second hand store on
Jackson street before Wight yesterday morn
ing and got away with roll of carpet contain
ing % yards. The crooks have not been de-.
teoted.
The new and elegant edifce TO be occupied
by the wholesale hardware firm of Strong,
Hackett & Co.. in course of completion on
Fourth near Sibley street, will be ready for oc-
cupancy about September LIST.
plat of new town was filed in the regis
ter of deeds Office yesterday, being the new
town of Hamline in township 20, near the uni
versity. The plat contains ninety lots, bound
ed by Smelling and Holton and College and
Hewitt avenues.
The walking match to have taken place the
the Sd of July is declared off. Messrs. sulli-
van and Hunt, the pedestrians, declare their
willingness to enter for fifty mile walk, pro-
vidipg there are five entries and each man
puts up 800.
The examination was completed before
United States Commissioner Cardozo yester-
day, in the case of Louis and Frederick Lear
man, charged with attempting to rob the
Anoka post office. They were bound over in
the sum of $500 each.
A letter from Chicago business man re.
ceived here yesterday. bore this endorsement
in ink across the face of the envelope: Pop
ulation of Chicago, 100000; population of St.
Louis 875, Goo" 1t can be imagined that the
Chicago man smiled as he inscribed that le-
gend.
free lunch fend named Joseph Altman was
at the police court yesterday morning. charged
with disorderly conduct. He went into a
Seventh street saloon, and on trying to work
his racket was given the grand bounce. He
will be RECALLED on oobble stone soup for the
next week.
Members of the Historical society, from this
city, who attend the Hennepin celebration to-
morrow, shonld take the $40 train on the
Manitoba railroad. This train will stop at
Tenth avenue, from which the members can
proceed to the University where badges will be
furnished them.
Bernard Schumsn was arrigned at the police
court yesterday charged with assaultlng a
man named Burohard. The fight took place at
quarry over the possession of quantity of
stone. A cross action was commenced by
Schuman against Burchard for quarrying with
out q license. The case was tried and taken
under advisement.
Large quantities of sawdust and edgings
have been coming down the river yesterday and
the day before from the mills at Minneapolis.
The proprietors of these establishments seem
to be IN ignorance of the fact that the law pass
ed at the last session of the legislature imposes
heavy penalties upon any one guilty of dump
ing this debris into the river.
Frederick Althern is the owner of property
on Fifth street adjoining which there is a
valuable quarry. Last fall he was arrested
text Of making street and yesterday he was
up for the same offense. The court warned
him not to appear again and ordered the prompt
arrest of all persons found at work on the
premises.
couple of burly thugs, named Nick Meters
and John Wyack, were before Judge Flint yes
terdsy morning, charged with brutally pound
ing man named john Nelson. The latter is
IN q riO at i1ouC
on Washington street and but slight hopes are
entertained for his recovery. The prisoners
were held to- await the result of his injuries
and were committed in default of 1880 each.
The dangerous practice of permitting ours to
go unmuzzled in the street is daily resulting in
the most lamentable results. Hardly day
passes but some inOffensive citizen is bitten by
a snarling cur. Yesterday morning the young
son of Mr.. Con TWamy was bitten in the thigh
by dog belonging to the Metropolitan hotel
barber shop. The dog was collared by Officer
Zirkelback, who sent him to the happy land of
canine.
st. Paul Lodge, No. II, A. o. U W., installed
the following named persons, last night,
officers of the lodge for the ensuing term of
six months: P. NJ. q. r. Gardner; MASTER r..
o. Strong; foreman, DR.. VIM. f. Fisher; over.
seer; recorder. j. @. A. Ward, inancier,
y. H. Frolseth; receiver. w. +. Symonds;
guide, Henry Tubbesing; I. W., Harry Good
sen;O W., VIM. WHITMAN; trustee, o. @.
Berkman.
Adumpty little man named Charles Geisler
was before his honor yesterday charged with
disposing of mortgaged property. Frederick
Schmidt. the complainant, stated that Geisler
had made way with hand organ that played
ten tunes or pieces. The defendant denied the
charge in outlandIsh lingo, and stated that he
could produce tine hurdy-gurdy in & minutes.
With tpe understanding that he wound produce
be was discharged.
The case of A. Il. Barney and others against
the Winona St Peter railroad company came
on for hearing in the United States circu t
court yesterday before Judges Miller and Mel.
son. The action is brought to enforce specific
peri rmanoe OF contract, BY VIII oh it is alleged
the railroad company agreed to convey a large
tract of land to A. Il. Barney and his associ-
ates. The land In question amounts to nearly
100, 1000 acres.
The case of Officer James Nugent against
John Wann, for damages of $500, came on
for trial in the United States circuit court.
before Judge McOrary, yesterday forenoon.
The damages are claimed for injuries caused
by falling into an excavation in the rear of
Wsnn's block on SibIey street, on the second
day of last July. The officer was in the dis
charge of his duty, and sustained injuries
which resulted in the loss of his left arm.
Messrs. o. Brien, Davis and Wilson appear for