Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-11
CITY GLOBULEs.

Col. Merriam left yesterday for New York.
District court special term term calendar tl
day.
Young mems meeting this evening at tn
Y. III. O. A. rooms.
The election of Drs. Stewart &c Wheaton t
the office of county physician meets with gen
eral appreciation.
Henry Kattenberg. proprietor of the Fall
hotel, ct Taylors Falls. is in towa to-day visit
ing his many friends.
Judges Wilkin, Simons and Brill, and Asses
sor Beaumont, were engaged in selecting
names from which to draw the grand and peti
Juries for the January term of court.
The committee on property OF the board Of
education will meet at o'clock this afternoon
IN the office of the board. An object of the
meeting is to discuss the proposed addition tc
the franklin school.
few days since Officer Bremen found q
stray mule roaming on Seventh street nea,
Seven Corners, and the long-eared insect
was taken to BerkeY's barn, where he may be
had by proving property.
Edward Nachy, residing on Fort street, was
arrested last night, charged with beating his
/
he threatened to attack her with an az, and the
brutal benedict was put ont of harms way in
the cooler.
| brace of idle fellows named John Casserly
| and Thomas Madison. were at Judge McGror-
tY's, bailiwick yesterday morning, charged
with vagrancy. Madison is the young and
shiftless darkey, who was up few days since
on suspicion of larceny, being discharged on
promising to leave the city. Casserly is an
acquisition to the loafer element of st. Paul,
and his record is not known. They were sent
to the bastile for thirty days each.
Articles of incorporation of the Clerical Be-
neVolent society (Catholic) of the diocese of
st. Paul, were filed with the secretary of state
yesterday. The objects of the society are to
relieve and support invalid or disabled mem
bers. Headquarters, st. Paul. Officers, Rev
A. Oster, vice president; Rev. James McGoI-
rick, treasurer; and Rev. j. B. Halton, secre-
tary; the bishop of the diocese is ex-officio
president.
victim to bug juice named Nelson James
was before hizzoner yesterday, charged with
tampering with more of the old stuff than he
had capacity to carry. He made pitifuI plea
for mercy. stating that he had came down from
the country, and had been on his way home to
| Illinois. He produced ticket to Minneapolis,
| and stated that if released he would leave in
stanter. The wretch seemed sincere, and was
| given an hour to leave town.
About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon a cutter
containing an employe of Warmers auction
store, named Jones, tipped over in turning the
corner of Sixth and Wabashaw Streets throw
ing Mr.. Jones to the ground and frightening
the horse so that he ran away. The animal
ran out Sixth street to St. Peter at which
point he collided with fence and was brought
| to stand still. The cutter and harness were
damaged, but no personal injnry was sus.
tanned.
Articles of incorporation of the Iowa Central
Northwestern railway company of Iowa were
filed with the secretary of state YESTERDAY. Its
objects are the building and operating Of rail-
roads from the Iowa Central line northwesterly
and elsewhere. Capital stock 5000, 600. Limit
of indebtedness two-thirds of the capital
stock. Principal place of business Marshall
| town, Iowa. From the articles being filed
here it is presumable the company designs to
come into Minnesota.
Last Monday man named James King was
| sent to the cooler for four days on the charge
of drunkenness, He was released on Thursday
evening and celebrated the occasion by indulg-
ing burning appetite for booze. Not having
any coin he pawned some articles of clothing
to procure the wherewith to buy sack and
then set 'em up for the boys. He was arrested
and occupied his old place in the bull pen yes-
terday morning. This time he said he was
through with drink and that If released he
would go to work. He was given one more
trial.
Yesterday afternoon quite an exciting run
away took place On Iglehart street, near the
junction of Summit avenue and Rice street.
MIR. Chas. Mullens, cattle drover, was driy-
ing down Iglehart street when his young stall
lion became frightened, leaped forward and
| upset the cutter. The latter tipped complete
| ly over, and after running short distance
| the animal became tangled up and was thrown
| against the sidewalk. where he fell to the
| ground. Bailiff Dowian and young Mr.. Nc.
| Oormick ran out and caught the animal before
he could get to his feet. The cutter was
damaged and front foot of the animal badly
injured.
| A man with Mackinaw shirt and a beard
that rivals the color of Mars. primed to the
neck on fighting benzine, staggered around
the hay market yesterday forenoon and loudly
boasted that he could whip anything that wore
hair. Every mother son of a hay dealer fell
back, and for while the bully had things hi:
own way. Finally Officer O'Keefe, the dandy
copper, came up and laid hand on the fight
ing mans shoulder. It was refreshing to ses
him weaken, and he was the reoipient of ths
big laugh as he was led to the station III
was before hizzoner in the afternoon and giver
a week in the quay.
A queer little old man. in odd attire, a,
dapper looking and chirpy as awell of 20
named John Geer, visited the police cour
Yesterday and swore out warrant for th,
arrest of two boys named Henry Votel ant
Peter Griffan, on the charge of larceny. Com
plainant stated that be had been Justice O
the peace in Dakota county for twenty-eigh
years, and he looked every inch squire Las
Wednesday he came to st. Paul and mad
some purchases. On his way home he stoppe.
in the Sixth ward, when the naughty boy
made raid on his wagon, stealing q pair o
shoes, pound of tea, some dry &C DDS an,
three boxes of m matches. The young rascal
will be brought up to-day.