Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-16
CITY GLOBULEs.

the lookup.
Mr.. VIM r. Gates, with Van Auken, and Bill
ly Doyle, the Northern Pacific conductor, both
of whom have been quite i'll, for several days
past, are rapidly convalescing.
The Maennerchor branch of the German so
ciety has made valuable acquisition in the
person of new musical director, Mr. Carl
Roese of Philadelnhia, who will arrive in st.
Paul to-day. Y
The residents of the Fourth ward held
meeting last night and formed taxpayers
union. The demands our space this morn
ing cOmpels postponement of full report
until tomorrow.
The annual meeting of the st. Paul academy
of natural sciences will be held at the Histori-
cal society rooms in the capitol, tomorrow,
(Monday) evening, 1880 o'clock. A full atten-
dance of the members is desired.
A decision was rendered by Judge Simons
yesterday ordering judgment in favor of plain
tiff for $20S.94, with interest, in the case of
John Smith against John F. Newton. sheriff of
Dakota county, and Norman @. Thompson.
The Nicollet house, Minneapolis, yesterday
changed hands, Mr.. John T. West assuming
control. He has all the qualities essential in
the makeup of thorough landlord, and Min
neapolis will now be able to boast first-class
hotel.
Important changes in the time tables of the
st. Paul, Chicago and Omaha, the st. Paul Il
Duluth and the st. Paul & Manitoba railroads
go into effect tomorrow. Attention is invited
to the time tables published on the fifth page
of to-day issue.
A light fingered gent named George Monroe
went into Warmers auction store yesterday af-
ternoon, and while the attention of the sales
men were diverted he made way with
jack knife. He was collared by a policeman
and lodged in the cooler.
A ruction took place in the saloon corner of
Fifth and Rosabel streets, last night, caused
Peter Brown, who endeavored to clean out the
ranch. An officer was sent for, but the offend
er Lit out before his appearance.
After elaborate preparation, the Liederkranz
society will produce at the Athen@um to-mor-
row evening, Mogele's charming opera of
''Lerardo and Blondine." It is the first rep
resentation of the opera in this city, and will
be presented in excellent style.
An intoxicated chap, named Neally, attempt
ed to capture the peanut stand, corner of Third
and Robert streets, about 1890 o'clock, and
would have succeeded had it not been for the
timely appearance of Capt. Clark and Officer
Clouse. The miserable interloper was run to
the lock up.
John Ohristiaason and John Hogsted, the two
men injured Friday by falling embankment
while excavating for the St. Paul & Siodx City
railroad offices, were taken TO St. Joseph's
hospital yesterday. Their injuries are likely
to be of a much more serious nature than at
first apprehended.
John G. Christensen and John Hagsted, the
men who were injured Friday by the caving in
of an embankment corner of Fourth and
Rosabel streets, were removed, yesterday, to
st. Joseph's hospital. Hagsted was better
yesterday, but it is feared that Christensen has
| sustained serious internal injuries.
James McDermott, an employe at Kenney's
Shops at the foot of Sibley street, was badly
beaten yesterday by one of the bosses there
McDermott is said to have refused to do some
thing Ike Kenney told him to do and there
upon Kenney seized an iron wrench andibeat
him over the head, inficting sundry ugly
looking wounds.
Owen Sullivan, Minnesota's champion Pc
destrian, has fixed up the Elmo rink for 60
he
is laid out on the outer edge of the rink and is
one eighth of a mile in circuit. The arrange
ments are to have some first class contest there
during the summer, and track, management,
etc., combined, will make the sport interesting.
A message was received at police headauar-
ters last night to the effect that Virginia ave-
nue. in the vicinity of Fosse's store was ANNOYED
by the presence of thieves. Capt. Clark and
Detective Bresett paid visit to the locality
last night, and succeeded in arresting three
young tramps, who were found in the rear of
Fosse's store. They were lodged in the cooler.
Anna Kantermanu was before Judge Flint
yesterday charged with giving way to her de-
plorable love for gin. She appeared enveloped
IN the sack cloth and ashes of apparently SIM
cere penitence. Sergeant Walsh testified that
she had been found in bad company on Cedar
street. Knowing her weakness the court sent
her to the House of Good Shepherd for sixty
days.
John Marks was before Judge Flint yester
day, charged with spanking lad named Her
mann Fritz. 1t appeared that young Fritz
and the son of Marks were conducting them
selves in disor1erly manner and that Marks
senior administered equal punishment to both
Of the lads. The court reprimanded the de-
fendant for taking the liberty to punish other
PoOPAC Oal1uLCAs oLeS1 "ulCu uS was OAS-
charged.
An overgrown Swede named Long, from
Red Wing, became budged yesterday afternoon,
and in this condition he strolled in the New
York house on Minnesota street and set 'em up
for the crowd. He left the place beastly drunk
and was hauled in by an officer. After SOLDERING
up he claimed to ha We lost $25 and his bundle
in Rochefords, and it is stated by eye wit
Eesses that he was overcharged that amount
for drinks.
DR.. p. 8. Haskell celebrated his 18th birthday
or rather it was celebrated by his brother, NJ.
E. Haskell, of Portland, Maine, who presented
him with horse, carriage, harness. robes, ETC.,
making splendid outfit. DR.. Haskell GER
tainly has a very practical brother and one
worth having. The DR.. is a recent conner to
st. Paul but he is physician of "a years
standing, having left large practice in the
East to seek the climate of minnesota.
George Wheeler is confirmed vagrant and
an unmitigated nuisance. He seems to have
many of the vices, not the least of which is an
intense hankering for his bulge. He drsgs a
wooden leg around with him and turns his in
trinity into profit by begging aims. Last
week he was before the court and promised to
leave st. Paul on the next boat if given the
chance. Yesterday he was before Judge Flint
again and was committed to the cooler for
sixty days.
A fire occurred at Schurmeiers blacksmith
shop, corner of Seventh and Rosabel. yester-
day afternoon about four o'clock. The forges