Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-14
CITY aLoBULEs.

The dizzy felt hats worn by the young idiots
iook as If they had been sat down upon.
q. Gotzian q 90. paid s292 95 duties on i'm
ported goods at the custom house yesrerday.
Yesterday was the warmest day of the sea
son ana the mercury iusticated at 1909 in the
shade.
Caief Strong is advocating la udable scheme
10 s'a-t mutual insurance company among
the FIRE ,ddies.
Inc attractions Of White Bear will be ip-
creased this evening by the man who walks on
the water giving an exhibition there. See
notices elsewhere.
Inc Rev. William G. Holland, of Pitts.
ourgh, who is making short visit here. will
preach ct the House of Hope church next Sun
day morning at 1890 o'cl, Ok.
Next Tuesday City Treasurer Renz will sell
at auction delinquent property on Como
avenue. Those who desire should take ad-
vantage OF the two days of grace.
The GLOBE is not an slarmist in any sense of
the word, but it fears that we'll laid plans are
| perfected for breaking the fourth command
| Aens oy rathless slaughter Of prairie
| chickens Tomorrow.
James Buckley budgsd up Oh tanglefoot
whisky last night and threatened to clean out
| Minnesota street. Officer Glbhons took the
| pusiiist in tow and he was laid on the shelf to
| sleep OF the drunk.
N Il. Heath, Of Brainard, sentenced to one
days imprisonment and to pay fine of s25
Tor selling whisky to Indians. took advantage
OF the poor mans act yesterday ana was releas-
cd from the county iaiI.
a decision was rendered BY Judgs WiIkin,
yesterday, denying the motion for enew ttial In
| the case of Luuis Dyer against the city of st
damages TO plaintiff property on Park avenue.
e. E. Elwell, charged with selling liquor to
| the Coll Lake Indians, vas brought before
Judge Nelson yesterday. plead guilty and was
sentenced to pay fne Of SlU0, and stand
committed until the fne is paid. He Was re-
manded TO Ramsey county jail.
Mr. P. @. Hass, secretary of the Garfield and
Arthur club, learning that Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher was in the State. sent him an invita-
ti"n to address the club. Mr. Beecher de-
cilned. There was no money in Ii and the
weather was too d-readfui hot.
The Twelfth Annual Minnesota turnfest will
take place at New Ulm, commencing on the
| twentieth inst, and lasting three days. The
| Great Western band haYe arranged an exeur-
sion from St. Paul on Sunday the 22d inst. The
railroads will GARY passengers st reduced rates
| Old clo' Elan to swell idiot: Any cast of
garments, eir? highest cash price paid for
gem 'mens old clothes. Swell idiot: You dirty
little man, go way, and the next time have
some respect for decent society. Old olo' man;
Exactly. sir beg pardon. sir; but thought as
may be you would like TO trade off some your
l mr. nrryf f<,ro h.N y Il
lapsed hat.
1t the court please, I'm man Of family and
was foolish enough to take drop too much,
was the plea ef young man named Edward
| Williams 20 szouer yesterday uorning in re-
ply to the charge of druokenuess. Tne officer
| testified that be was picked up at Seven
Corners too full To navigate. Hs looked like
decent sort of a fellow, aad 1t being his debut
in the pen, sentence WAC suspended during
aooi behavior.
| writ Of csrtiorari was sissued by the
supreme court yesterday in the case of the
city of ST. Paul against Frank Smith. Smith
was arrested, tried before the municipal court
| and fined $40 for violation of the hack ordin-
ance. In the application Smith sets forth that
| the ordinance No. 117 ia unconstitutional, and
that the fine imposed upon him is without
authority OF law. s.. L.. Pierce appears as his
attorney. The writ is made returnable on the
| first day Of the October term of court.
j. G. Green WAS arraigned at the police
court yesterday morning charged with CON-
mitting an assault with intent to kill on A. G.
| Savage. The murderous and unprovoked al
| tack was make two weeks ago last Monday
| and the public are thoroughly familiar win
the circumstances of the shootiug. The de-
fendant pleaded not guilty end waived exami-
nation. He was held to the g-and jury ia bail
l,fS x,t.; IT. N.
man and defendants mother, Mrs. Mary J.
Green.
The last will and testament Of the late Ber-
nard Coulson was filed In the probate court
yesterday afternoon. The document is re-
markable for its brevity. In few serse
words, after providing for the pay ment of his
| debts, the d. ceased beQueashs, absolutely, un-
| conditiUnelly and I, rever, all his property,
real and personal, to his friend Maurice Auer-
bach, for the latter's ssle use aad benefit. Fir.
Auerbach was also named by deceased as the
his chief possessions consisted Of 30, loo life
| insurance policy.
State Auditor Whitcomb returned from his
Redwood county farm yesterday. mir. Whit
comb reports grain cutting nearly completed in
that section, and threshIng commenced in
many places. Tee grain is very fine, grading
principally No. l and No. l hard. A load OF
new grain from Mr. Riheldaffer's farm he saw
marketed weighed sixty.one and one-haif
pounds to the bushei. Mr.. Whitconb does
not an icipate the yield of tho State will come
up to the figures of the commissioner of sta
tistics by several million bushels, but says the
quality will be very superior.
Writing Continued" In connection with the
case of the city against Mrs. Bonn. kcharged
with snatching an officer bald headed, SO to
speski is becoming as hackneyed as an old song
Fne hearing was again called yesterday morn
ing and as usual counsel for The defense made q
wordy argument for two weeks continuance
Tne chancellor wouldn't have il that nay and
as one witness was In court the Gaze Proceeded
to trial. Mt. l.. G. Jones was called and tesri.
fed TO having ssen Mrs. Bonn srIike the officer
with club. There being no other witnesses
present the hearing was continued to next
Wednesday.
Elias Siebert was arraigned at the police
court yesterday, charged with refusing to Ii.
cense his dog. He produced license and was
then called on to pay the Gusts Of the action.
be grew indignant, stated that he Was poor
man and would have to go to Jail if costs wei g
insisted upon. The clerk asked him if he
possessed 81, and ne replied no, as he took his
seat In the pen. The chancellor face assumed
an aspect OF cOmmiseration and he went down
into his cspacious pocket and produced a coin,
which he put up for The lmpscunious culpIis.
The defendant acknowledged the gracious &C.
tiou and walked tut free man.
Sylvester sulzbach, jackson street tobao-
conist, Is the owner Of a wooden Indian which
is placed on the sidewalk to attract customers.
Now the receat ordinance with regard 10 the
removal Of signs is construed by the police to
include all craven images that obstruct the
sidewalk. The police got onto this lddian
brave and ordered the proprietor of the store
1 h.ra sf ovoR Haf fail to- Iu rutfh
instructions and WAS notified to appear at the
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