Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-08
CITY GLOBULEs.

Flint Yesterday, paid their usual fines for con-
Quoting their Infamous calling and were dis
charged
At the meeting of the Women's Christian
Union, held yesterday, Mrs. Emily Huntington
Miller was chosen president vice Mrs. O. d.
Strong, resigned.
Reports by parties in the city, yesterday,
from Wabashaw and Lake City, were to the ell
feet that there was still considerable ice In Lake
Pepin, and that it would probably be two or
three DAYS vet before it would be open 1or the
passage of boats.
AIR. Delmore Elwell, private secretary Tor
Hon. E. F. Drake, vice president OF the Ohlca-
90. st. Paul 4 Omaha railroad company, re-
Gently from Chicago, was yesterday admltteo
To nractice in the courts of this State by the
supreme court.
Three dizzy drunkards doomed up at the po-
lice court yesterday morning, and each man
looked as if he had just finished a prolonged
ondeavor to draw himself through the pro-
verbal knot hole. They were awarded three
DAYS each for the foOlishuess.
About thirty days age II. B. Tubbe, board
ing house keeper on Rosabel street, finding that
his butchers and bakers bills were beyond the
reach of his revenue, left the city. Yesterday
creditors and realized $l07 by the sale.
John O'Brien and Joseph tGraham, the two
thugs, were before Judge Flintyesterday morn
ing. an account of their arrest elsewhere APP
nearing in this issue of the GLOBE. The hear
ing will take place next Wednesday, and they
were committed in default of $20O bail
Late Yesterday afternoon big Tom" McMa-
hon had his hands full in trying to induce
burly granger from Lake City named John
Gluck ito come along" Gluck was making
himself numerous about the St' fauI house'
and was put away in the lookup as dlsor-
derby.
letter to Hon. Pennock Pussy, from his
nephew, residing at Hermann, Grant county,
received yesterday, stated that during his alb
sence his residence was broken into ana nun
dred bushels of seed wheat carried OF. Nu-
merous robberies of the kind have been re-
ported in that section recently
Gov. Pillsbury, yesterday, issued commits
sions to George McLane, Herbert Home and
James Marony, as commissioners OF traverse
county, These officials under the ruling OF the
supreme court have the usual powers OF county
commissioners, except they are not allowed to
appoint county officers or proceed with the Or
ganization of the county.
The condition of the levee, at no time good,
is at this time so abominable that the most
natient of people denounce the neglect to
provide either paving or decent crossings. The
citv derives q gOodlY part of its income from
levee business and ought, without more delay,
to begin the improvements there which have
been too long neglected.
Mr.. 81. E. Newton, publisher of the Wanne-
sofa Farmer, lost all he had laborlously &C
cumulated and carefully saved in the last three
wears. by the recent Minneapolis fire. but will
start again and under quite favorable auspices.
The April number of the Farmer will be de-
layed until about the 18th, but that is all that
subscribers will be affected by the loss.
Yesterday morning, Mrs. John Espy, resid-
ing at the corner of Ninth and Olive streets,
came to the police headquarters in great trepl-
dation. She had lost her little girl, years
old on Third street. Officer O'Keefe went out
to look up the little estray and found ofncer
Newell in charge of the little one, who was
taken home, arriving there before her mother.
When Daniel OConnor confronted Judge
Flint yesterday morning he had swelled head,
$3.50 and ticket to the varieties. He ac-
knowledged that he had been fearfully budgeo
and iutimated that he would like to have the
court draw it mild, His honor ordered his dis
charge upon the payment of the balance of his
worldly wealth, which he forked over in
stanter
Tuesday night there was grand re-openlng
at Bob Diamonds halfway house on the road
to Minneapolis To be sure the Diamonds
didn't shine in the gathering, as their lustre
ia obscured in cells at Saltwater, but others
of their kind made the occasion festive. The
master of ceremonies rs we'll as of the shebang
is one Grow, who common report says Is as
black bird as the former proprletors, now
- bo toto
An old rag picker named Wenzel Schwartz,
was run in yesterday for stealing fifteen feet
of lead pipe from DR.. SimOnton's residence, No.
80 Summit avenue. The old man, very de-
crepit specimen of anatomy, was seen to pull
the pipe opt of the cistern and make off with
1t. Report was made at police headquarters,
and Officer O'Keefe was sent out to look the
matter up and caught Schwartz on his way
home bending under the burden of his theft.
Awarrant was issued last week for the arrest
of BENJAMIN Livingston and his wife, charged
with disorderIy conduct. The trouble original
ed over the possession of shed, the right to
which is disputed by several persons In the
Jewish residency. Livingston is SAID to nave
threatened to shoot one OF his neigh
bors one night and he was hauled up on the
threat. Owing to the illness of Mrs. Living
ston the hearing was continued to the 18th
inst.
When some men are under the influence of
bulge they demand more latitude than full
rugged schooner. Such was the case with An
drew Golish night before last when he attempt
ed to drive his team over Washington street
sidewalk in front of Rice Park. 1t was ex-
planned that his early education had been neg
iected and that he supposed he was acting in
accordance with the statues. he was tined 30
and sentence was suspended during good be-
havior.
John O'Brien and Graham, of the ''O'Brien
gang, who robbed Billiers' saloon on the Hud-
son road, Monday night, were brought in cap
tives, yesterday morning, to the station by
Officers Clouse and DeOorsey. 1t would seem
that after pounding and robbing Billiers,
O'Brien and Graham boarded an outgoing
freight train at 1:S5 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Chief Weber learned of tn and, Tuesday even
ing, sent the officers named after the fugitives,
whose capture was effected at Elk River, where
they had been put off the train. When ar
rested, OBrien had in his possession. the watch
and revolver he had taken from Billiers.
Miss Minna Wright, who is announced to ap-
pear at the Opera house on Monday evening,
gave performance at Faribault last Monday,
when the talented artist was accorded
large and appreciative audience.
At the close of the entertainment she was
the recipient of congratulations from Bishop
and Mrs. Whipple, who expressed the greatest
admiration of her splendid Performance On