Daily globe., 1880-08-08
CITY GLOBULEs

Brick laying on the new Union depot Wa
commenced yesterday.
William Bradley was fined s. at the polio,
court, yesterday, for refusing to license hi
purp.
Sam. 81. Nicholas. clerk of the supreme
court, continued to convalesce yesterday, ano
he will probably be at his Office Monday.
Mike Madden, the chronic bug juice tend,
was up again yesterday for drunkenness. de
Srss relegated TO Phaleu lime water for the next
thirty days.
The sermon at the Cathedral this porniug
will be paeached by the lit. Rev. j. l.. Spald
ing. bishop of Peoria, who is ut present on a
visit TO St. Paul.
Major A. B. Brackett, deputy marshal, lodged
in Jail here last night E. Il. Elwell, whom he
arrested at Brainerd for selling whisky to In
dians. Elwell will have his examination be-
fore Commissioner Cardozo Monday.
Two bad little buys named Sam Madden and
w. H. Bradley were at the temple of justice
yesterday morning charged with cutting pipe
an new building corner of Sibley and Rosa
bel streets. They promised TO mend their
ways and were reprlmanded ana DISCHARGED.
The st. Paul Street Railway company are
in receipt of twelve large lamps; intended for
its large buildings extending through from
Fourth TO Fifth on St. Peter street. The
lamps are Of sufficient calibre to light up the
entire line if they could be properly placed.
The frst car load of new wheat shipped from
the lire of the st. Paul " Sioux City road, and
from any point in the State, so far as we have
heard was from Blue Earth City. Friday. The
car contained 400 bushels of No. l, from Il field
yielding about seventeen bushels to the acre.
The newly formed Bankers association, the
organization of which was given in the GLOBE
yesterday, did not hold its meeting for the
election of officers yesterday, owing to the ILL
ness of Mr.. @. Ii. Bigelow. the meeting will
be held tomorrow (monday) at 10 o'clock A. M.
The report of the referee in the divorce case
of Marie Miller against Daniel A. Miller was
submitted to Judge Brill, in chambers, yester-
day forenoon. The action brought for
drunkenness, cruelty and failure TO support
his family The decree Will be signed one day
this week.
Peter McGinnis picked up on Seventh
street Friday night timber drunk. Yesterday
morning he was at the police court and eY-
planned that having had pain in his back he
took drop too much and it got away with
hin. He will take tumble to himself at the
end of three days.
The ghost walked at the Merchants yester-
day and after receiving his bundle one of the
bun tossers proceeded to blow in his dust for
booze. He filed to the brim and then struck
an attitude on the corner where he commenced
to show his wealth. Officer Cook took the
capitalist TO the cooler.
John Harlmann's snoFe gave him away. It
rang out On the air like Tom cat sereuade on
a church steeple. An officer got onto the
on dray ana taken To the lock up. Yesterday
morning he told the court he bad been drunk
and he was sent up for three days.
About noon yesterday Officer Newall was
called to take charge of lun4tic named Will
liam Schwearer, recently escaped from the
county hospital. He entered kenuedy's bar
Der shop and it took two men to prevent him
from saving the air with razor. He was
lodged II the county jail and will have Il hear
ing next week.
The room of Mr.. Caspar Haas, residing on
the corner Of Duke and Fort streets, was
entered by thieves during Friday night
and robbed of $50. The thieves forced the
door and took The money from The vest pocket
of Mr.. Haas while that gentleman was sleep
ing. The thief was evidently familiar with
big haul.
There was no very marked change i'll Judge
Parsons condition yesterday. He was more
comfortable in some respects but continued
restless and helpless and could not speak, but
seems to know the members of his family, and
is slightly more conscious. At u late hoar IN
the evening he was sleeping more qulteIy than
during the day, but his chances ot recovery
are doubtful.
TIE new Catholic church at White Bear lake,
which was commenced only few weeks ago,
will be ready for occupancy on the 18th of this
month. That day being the feast of the as
sumption. the church will be solemnly blessed
by Right Rev. Bishop Grace. 1t will be D
memorable event for the citizens of White
Bear, who have been struggling for years past
to have Catholic church at that place.
Invitations are out for days pigeon shoot
ing to be given under the auspices of the st.
Paul Sportsmens club on their grounds at
Lake Conn, Thursday the 18th inst. The
shooting will be class and sweepstakes from IL.
and T. plunge traps. The charge of powder
is unlimited aud the shots restricted to one
and one quarter ounce, Dixon struck measure.
day of unusually fine sport is expected.
The case of H. E. Haas against the City of
st. Paul, in which action was brought to re-
cover So. goo damages, caEle before Sdge Brill
Yesterday forenoon, on demurrer to the COM
plaint. The demurrer was argued and sus-
taiued wits leave to answer. The suit is
q1uuL ded on an accident caused by defective
sidewalk on Fifth street, last May, by which
the son and daug ghter of plaintiff s were serious
ly injured.
shabby genteel and very dirty looking lit
tie man was arraigned at the police court, yes
terday, on the charge of vagranoy. He gave
the name of Barry and stated that he was
farm hand, bar tender and clerk, you paid
your money and took your choice. He was ar
rested in a shed on the levee and stated that
he was to have left st. Paul in the morning.
The court gave him one hour to strike gravel
train.
Ebony is not half SO shiny as the sable vlsage
of Thomas Jackson, nor mother-of-pearl half
so brilliant as his white eyes aud milky teeth.
Early Yesterday morning he was caught crawl
ing through the window to a shed in the rear
of the Merchants National bank. He started
10 run and Officer Roulleau fired a shot which
brought him to a quietus. He said he was
from Memphis and had no work. For this he
was sent up for thirty days.
new society paper. The Soeioi World,
made its bow to the public yesterday. 1t is o
neatly printed sheet of four pages. and con-
taius a full resume of the prominent social
events of the week, personal mention OF the
doines of prominent people, stage gossip. wa