Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-07

Mullins. who locked both men up. Young
m IN was released last night on bail.
In referring to the marriage of Mr.. Charles
Fiese and Miss Riedt, IN yesterdays issue of
the GLOBE, several giItS ere omitted from the
list 1T presents, which sre given herewith
Moelier & Stahiman, 500 Lopez cigars; John
Zoos. cook stove; VIM. Theobald, case of wine;
Haggenmiller & Kuhl, barrel of wine.
Nick Klinger and John Joyce were at the
police court yesterday. charged with disorderly
conduct. Saturday night they were in Simon's
saloon, and Kliuger held a fellow named George
Morris up to the tune of 81, all his worldly
wealth. The party had been drinking, and
Kllnger called on Morris to set up the booze.
He refused, whereupon the boys went through
him. Klinger was sent up for thirty days, and
joyce got five days in the cooler.
There is no doubt but Nellie Lloyd is one of
the unfortunate women who are cursed with q
brute of a husband. 1t is reported by tho po-
lioe that she supports him from the earnings of
q nameless traffic. Last Saturday they had
fearful quarrel and the wretch swore out war
rant for her arrest on the charge of vagrancy,
which means that she didn't turn over her
earnings. The warrant should not have been
sued. As it was her husband had sense
enough not to appear and she was discharged.
John German, the dizzy oobbler and bug
juice 6end was up yesterday on the charge of
assault and battery. He doomed up with his
right eye in Grape and his shirt was crimson
Fl, IN the fray. Saturday night he went into
the house of a respectable family on Douglas
street and asked for enough money to get
drink. The young man fred him out, when he
retaliated by knocking his teeth out with
rock. German, who tells story with the In
genui.y of the father of lies, gave the court
taffy, bat it didn't 60, and he was sent to the
bastile for sixty days.
When hizzoner brought the gavel down at
the forenoon seance, yesterday, seventeen occu
pants of III bnr pen braced up and put on an
ar of IL red in ence, seventeen han Is spas
medically tel. Tor that number of dizzy heads
to see if the hair was missing, and there was
look of doubt and expectancy on 40 many
wretched faces. Among the first called were
Charley Moffit, the coon. and Anna Kanter-
| mann. They were arrested at Motifs castle on
| Saturday evening under very reprehensible Or
| cumstances. Big Tom was too modest to ex'
plain and they were charged with disorderly
| conduct. Motif was given thirty days and the
! female was sent to the Shepherds on ninety
| days. furlough.
The insurance fellows were having q big
laugh yesterday OH Mr.. VIVA. Pfaunkuch, book
| keeper for the German Life Insurance Compa-
ny, and the story runs as follows: The other
day MIR. Pfaunkuch was called to st. Louis
rto adjust mattsrs of business with the central
office. The family resided on Tenth street in q
commodious house and during hei husbands
| absence Mrs. Pfaunkucb, who is sensible and
thrifty body, rented the front parlor to new.
| ly married couple. Mr.. Pfaunkuch returned
home early Sunday morning and failing to
rouse the family he thought to surprise his
wife by effecting an ent,an through the par
lor window. He got the shutters open and
was about to climb in the window when the
benedict came to the window in his night shirt
and seized the supposed burglar. Pfaunk uch
was Interchangeable persuade the benedict that
he was all right before damage was done, and
subsequent explanations made the affair all
| right.