Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-10
CITY GLoBULEs.


of his recent lndisposltion.
The steamer Ida Fulton paid $50 90 marine
hospital collections to Gen. Flower ct the cas
tom house yesterday,
warrant was issued yesterday for the ar
gest of James Ahern, charged with keeping his
saloon open on Sunday.
st. Paul is flooded with spurious silver dol.
lars. Dawson Co.'s bank threw out 800 of
the bad coin last Saturday.
Mrs. Bust, residing on West Tnird street, got
rid of an unwelcome guest, last night, by
land ng her grip sack on the sidewalk.
Mike Faraell, keeper of the Coliseum
theater will be arraigued at the police court
to-day on the charge of keeping disorderly
house.
Threshipg has commenced in the vicinity OF
Pennington, Dakota county, and so far wheat
is turning out 20 bushels to the acre, and oats
50.
Old Mrs. Cressey got on big toot yester.
day, and last night she was picked up by OH
Ger Lowell helplessly drunk. The old dame
was lodged in the cooler.
E. T. Elwell, of Brainerd, was brought be-
fore Commissioner Cardozo yesterday, charged
with selling liquor to Indians. he was c.m-
mitted in default of 500 bail.
In stepping from his buggy, at the post
osfce, last night, Mr.. Louis Demeules missed his
footing and fell on the pavement. injuring hia
right leg. The injuries are not serious.
Judge McCcary filed a lengthy opinion in the
United States circuit court yesterday in the
case of q. P. Herrings, assignee, against Min
n i oa, II ne
the district court.
warrant was issued yesterday for the ar
rest OF three boys named Nolan, MCCARTHY and
Hines. charged with breaking into Brady's
fruit stand at the market. The hearing will
take place to-day.
An action was commenced in the district
court. yesterday, by @. D. O'Brien, assignee
of the Farmers and Mechanics bank. against j.
Il. BDxell aud q. n. Rice, to enforce payment
of note for SIT.
Mrs. Dr.. Frederickasss Hoffman suddenly ex-
pired at her residence, 22l Robert street. yes
terday morning, at the ripe age of 50 years.
Mrs. Hoffman was an old settler, having resided
in ST. Paul since 1852.
A good looking young man named William
Jackson was before his honor yesterday for
having INDUCED too freely in Jersey lightning.
he acknowledged the corn and the dizzy sport
vas sent to the bastile for four days to sober
mp.
Thomas Mccall faced the august presence of
the court yesterday without blush. He was
arrested on Eighth street last Sunday for max.
most shocking display of his person. He
pie .Gedsuot guilty and was fined 81 or ter
DAYS.
sensible usher named John Johnson got
budged on Sunday and then asked to be locked
a.. He was accommodated, and yesterday
murning he was before Judge OF rien, who
gave him the free bounce, with orders not &c
appear again.
The Ramsey County Veteran association I'M
dertook to hold meeting last evening. Their
were So few present at the meeting that no bus
iness of Importance was transacted, and al
adjournment was had until the second Monda,
n september.
Tbs case of the city against Mrs. Bonn
charged with disorderly conduct and resisting
an officer. was called for hearing in the police
court yesterday morning. Counsel stated tina
she was sick and the hearing was continued
until tomorrow morning.
deadbeat named VIM. Burns was up yes
terday charged with drunkenness. The Office
stated that he took IN a number of Seventh
street saloons last Sunday and refused to pay
for his booze. Being out of coin he was sem
to the quay for seven days.
Charles German aud James Morgan got the
dead wood on old SOL last Sunday, by going to
sleep in an ice house. When arrested they
we're calmly snooZing on q cake OF concealed
water. The ofenss was considered laudable
and they were ordered to skip.
colored duffer named Stephen Haynes was
arralgned at the police court yesterday charged
with arson. Saturday night he went to bed at
the Warren house with lit cigar and set the
bed clothing on fire. No one prosecuted the
case and the defendant was discharged.
John Henke explained to the court yester-
day that it looked like rain and that he crawled
into box car until the weather faired mn.
He is a North6eld duffer and stated that he
was on his way to the wheat fields when grab
bed by the collar. The court let him go with a
reprlmaud.
The funeral OF B. Carlson took place to-day
under the auspices of Ancient Landmark
Lodge No. of the Masonic order. Mr.. Carl
son left a will bequeathing all his property
which consisted of some $4,000, mostly in the
way of insurance, to NJ. Auerbach, ESQ, fol-
him to dispose of as he saw fit.
MIR. Nick McAffee received letter from P.
W. Scott yesterday, dated at Helena on the
goth of July. The residents of Helena are en-.
jOying hyperborean. summer and at the time
of writing MIR. Scott states that snow storm
was in pr gress and that the boys were having
their fist SNOWFALL matinee of the season.
MIR. II. G. Judsop, secretary of the State
Agricultural society, who was in the city yes.
tcrday, informed the GLOBE that during the
thunder storm on Sunday night, the lightning
struck the residence of 9. l. Hosmer, ESQ.,, in
the village of Pennington destroying a por-
tion of it, buta fortunately doing no injury to
the inmates.
An old mariner named Peter Walsh was be :
fore the court, yesterday, for filing up on the
playful tanglefoot When asked if he had
been on it, he replied: Captain, yer honor
1t is me trial trip In the cslaboose, and if
you'll acquit me I'll go down the river on the
next boat" Hizzoner took pity on the old
mariner and he was ordered out of town.
Members of the Sportsman club have infor
nation that certain parties in this city have
been shooting prairie chickens, and are contin.
uirg to Go so daily in the vicinity of St. Paul
in defiance of law. They have the names of the
parties, and there may be some fun for the
boys court if the practice continues, Bet
ter wait until the 18th, when you can shoot all
the chickens you can find.
Aim pst dslly complaints reach the GLOBE
thar the saats in Rico parl ara rnoro..1;-.l L :