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

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slowly recovering.
Mr.. John Douglas, special agent of the treas
ury department In St. Paul, left yesterday Tor
the East to be absent several weeks.
SAMPLES of wheat received here yesterday
from the Boyden farm at Bingham Lake, Cot
touwood county, are 5016 inches high and well
headed.
A ouartette of "vags' were before his honor
Yesterday, charged with sleeping on the downy
floor Of box car. They we're sent TO the cooler
for week each.
The members of the county board met yes
terdsy afternoon and proceeded to purge the
Delinquent personsl tax list of worthless and
utcollectable assessments.
Emory A. Storrs, Sam W. Allerton and Geo.
NJ. Storrs. of Chicago, returned yesterday
morning from their northern trip and IN the
afternoon started for Chicago.
Bart Wilson, the chronic sneak thief, was be-
fore Judge Flint, yesterday, charged with the
larceny of dress from an Eagle street hagnlo.
The hearing was continued until to-day.
Tho case against John Koran and VIM. Cor
mick, charged with standing up oountryman
to the tune of So, was dismissed in the police
court yesterday for want of evidence to sustain
the charge.
Daniel McCreash, the wife FOUNDER, sentenced
to sixty days in the county Jail about month
ego, was released yesterday on representation of
his wife that mis- presence was necessary to
help maintain the family.
Ex.Gov. S. Miller has sent to the st. Paul
and Sioux City land Office an incontestable
evidence of his success as cultivsior OF the
soil-beiug two big radshes from the Gov
errors gardsn in Worthington.
His name was Murphy and yue eye was black
and the other sky blue, having been decorated
at Wits saloon. by "a sibley street bruiser. H
was assessed FIVE dollars for his share OF the
ruction or seven days 10 the cooler.
Thomss Scott, the hickman found guilty Of
committing an assault on Officer Calvin. was
sentenced by Judge Flint yesterday to psy q
fine of go OF stand committed for thirty days
He paid $l5 al he could raise and vas dis
charged.
Adiutant General Van Clsve yesterday re
oeived notice of the allowance of two claims.
as follows; One Invalid pension, S2 Der month
from July II, 1865; one increase pension from
SO to S24 per month, the increase commencing
May 20, 1880.
P. T. Kavanaugh sold, yesterday al auction,
fourteen lots on Western aud Virginia avenues.
for Michael Kuhn, ESQ. They were al
sold to parties who will at once erect houses
for themselves. The property brought from
1900 to 1881.
An accident took place on the st. Paul &
Manitoba railroad at the Fourth street erossir g
last night, caused by the displacement of q
switch Three freight cars were detached and
badly damaged, aside from which no harm
was reported.
A man named John Collins was up, yester.
day, charged with obtaining an IS time piece
from granger named Hastings on false pre-
lenses. The parties were all drunk and It was
diff sult to arrive at the bottom facts. The de
PENDANT was sent up for thirty days.
On suggestion of a friend of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum OF this city Mr.. j. f Bailey,
manager of Bsrnum's oircus, has rendered to
the thirty children of the institution and their
attendants free admission to the circus, with
reserved seats. 1t is a kindly act on Mr..
Bailey's part.
Hon. Alex Ramsey, secretary of war, accom-
panied by his confidential secretary, Capt
Thomas F. Barr, lett yesterday afternoon, via
the st. Paul & Sioux City road for Leavenworth,
Kansas, from whence, after an examination in-
to the condition of the military prison at that
point, he will return to Washington.
The Jury in the case of Officer James Nugent
against john Waun for $500 damages, on
trial in the United States circuit court for the
past few days, came into court last night and
announced their inability to agree upon YER
dict. They were discharged and stood seYen to
Ave IN favor of the plaintiff
Judge Nelson. of the United States circuit
court, vas engaged yesterday in trying the case
of Thomas R. Haddleston against the Northern
Pacific Railroad company. The action is
brought to recover the sum of 81 500 alleged
90 be due the plaintiff for services rendered as
legal adviser Of the company. The case Is on
trial.
Emil Murke was before hia honor yesterday,
charged with trying to run over a woman
named Mrs. Lemka. Defendant stated that be
was driving along Western avenue when his
horses took fright at r sun bonnet worn by Mrs.
Lemka which put them beyond his control.
The case was partially tried and continued IN
til to-day.
pleasant wedding occurred in st. Paul last
evening, being the marriage of Mr.. Albert
Glactzner and Miss Emma Kahlert, both par
ties being widely known in this city. The
ceremony was performed at the residence of
the brides parents on West Third street by
Justice Hanft. A reception followed, lasting
until midnight,
Notice was fled for record yesterday with
the secretary of State, of the tendency of 8
suit in the Ramsey county district court, com.
menced by Jesse 2. Farley against the St. Paul
Minneapolis & Mani oba Railway Company tC
establish lien upon one-ffth of the railroads
of said company, as locates constructed and
operated in Minnesota.
George Wheeler, the one legged peddler, waE
at the police court yesterday morning charged
with vagrsncy. He stated that he had left the
hospital last Monday, and having no means be
was compelled TO seek refuge in freight house
Mr.. Murray stated that money would be raised
to send him out Of town and the case was held
open.
About IL o'clock last night young and
drunken blood drove up to police headquarters
and asked for the captain or chief of police.
He stated that he had been robbed of 800. and
wanted he offender put under arrest Neither
of the officials were in. and he drove off. It
was thought that he had been out riding with
woman of the town, and that the latter got
away with his bundle.
In yesterdays GLOBE it was stated that a
tramp named O'Brien had been ar ested. hav-
ing in his possession quantity Of silverware.
Yesterday morning Mr J. R. Nichols called at
police headquarters and identified the properly
"a having been stolen from his resid nee on
Summit avenue. Toe articles were taken Sat-
urday night, while the family absent at
the lake. O'Brien will be arraigned this morn