Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-14
CITY aLoBULEs.

matters relating to the municipal court judge
ship, held meeting last night, but postponed
definite action until the next meeting.
Two of kind, both loafers, named MIKE
Ryan and David Goodrich, were before Judge
Flint yesterday charged with dead-beatlng a
livelihood. They promised to leave the city
and were ordered to go.
The house Of Mr. Thomas Fulton, at White
Bear lake, was struck by lightning during the
heavy storm of Monday evening. No harm
was done any of the inmates, but the building
was somewhat damaged.
The 1880 o'clock train to Minneapolis,
over the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road, yesterday morning, ran into COW near
the railroad bridge, and threw the animal OIL
the track. It was picked up deader than
door nail.
A meeting of colored citizens was held at the
old court house last night to arrange Tor the
celebration of emancipation day, the annlVer-
sary of which takes place the LIST OF August
MIR. s. E. Hardy presided, and after discussing
the propriety of street parade, oennlte ACTION
was postponed until the next meeting.
Next Tuesday evening, the 2oth lnSf.'
Damascus commandery No. will parade the
streets of st. Paul, accompanied by the Great
Western double band of thirty-slx pieces whlcn
will accompany the Sir Knights to the triennlal
conclave to be held in Chicago next month.
The occasion will no doubt De gala one.
driver of one of st. Aubin's double drays
was unfortunate enough Yesterday morning TO
be kicked by one of the horses he was driving.
One or two of the smaller bones OF his ielt arm
were broken and the flesh bruised. DIR. Hasan
put the bones in place and the arm IN Il slihs'
-. - Ill O,,,a Ot Weeks,
MIR. William Generich visited the city nail
last night and stated that his thirteen year old
son. Frank, had been missing from home since
the third inst. His friends are deeply concern
ed about the fate of their son, and any inform
alton concerning his whereabouts Will De CRATE
fully received by his distressed parents.
There are mariners and mariners, but Ed
ward Mority is not one of the kind that go
down to the sea in ships. Since the opening OF
navigation he has been at the police court at
least dozen times, charged with Vagfancy'
He was up yesterday On the old charge ana was
released ON promising to leave the city for
good.
Chief Weber inaugurated movement yes
terday, which, if properly conducted, Will rld
the city of that class of young men who are
living without any apparent means OF support:
ii
Eads and Bud Knapp brought up, who were OF
dered to leave st. Paul by next Monday, or
stand the racket of being run III as Migrants.
nleasant entertainment was given last
night bv the st. Paul lyceum and dramatic
club, at their hall on Wabashaw street. The
entertainment consisted of Rotations and ad-
dresses interspersed with music. The society
have arranged for public entertainment to be
given shortly at the opera house. They Will
play Nights in a Barroom' and "Toodles."
About =: 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon q
party engaged in playing cards IN the saloon
ON the corner of Minnesota aud Fourth streets,
got into dispute. resulting IN Tree nght,
during which there was several knock downs
and the ciaret flowed freely. The fracas oc-
cupied but few moments, and when the ponce
arrived there was not person IN sight that ala
not carry Sunday school book in his hat IN
stead of a brick.
r. G. Judson, ESD, of Harrington, informs
the Gr3DE of the sudden death of middle
aged married lady named Mrs. Frank Hyland,
residing within about mile of Farmington.
Mrs. Hyland had been exercising pretty freely
about her dairy work on Monday, and was in
the act of carving a churn of butter into the
cellar, when the cool air struck her and she tell
dead almost instantly She leaves husband
and several children to mourn her sudden
death.
1t was reported to Coroner Davenport night
before last, that boy named Shimon had
been drowned near the railroad bridge Mon
day afternoon. The GLOBE reporter took the
clue, and at clock in the evening the lad 8
relatives were dragging the river. Imagine
their surprise and joy when the boy walked IN
to the house at late hour in the night IN full
health and the best of spirits. He stated that
he had been up to She boom and regarded the
anxiety as huge joke.
pleasing feature of the concert by the
Great Western Band at Grote's Tivoi last even
ing was the rendering of a medley of all the
principal airs in THE Pirates of Penzance,'
arranged by Prof. Geo. Seibert. The produc-
ton was most enthusiastically received and an
encore demanded, to which there was willing
response. Though this was the first public
rendition of the medley it was remarkably free
from imperfections, and the few there were
will no doubt be remedied at once.
The hearing in the case of the State against
John Coffy, the bad darkey, charged with COM
hitting an indecent assault on Mrs. o, Reagan,
was resumed in the police court yesterday
morning, The defendant called several wit
nesses, who submitted string of hog wash
testimony, which was only notable for its in
consistency. The court adverted to the point
of veracty, and spoke of the worthy character
of Mrs. OReegan. Coffy was fined thirty COL
lars or ninety days in the cooler. He was
committed.
The many friends Of MIR. John W. Sheehey
will be panied to learn of the gentleman's
death, which occurred at his residence, Third
and Commercial streets, at IL o'clock yesterday
forenoon. He has complained of being unwell
for several days, but his sudden death was
Ill, IL e., nd hos ri
ed in st. Paul for great many years and is
one of the oldest and best known citizens. He
was highly respected and leaves wife and
several children. The immediate cause OF
death was scitica neuralgia.
Early yesterday morning brawl took place
between the occupants of tenement house On
Tenth, near st, Peter streets. The house is
rented by family named Phillips, and they
relet the upper story to aman named Vetovsky,
It appeared that the latter had not been prompt
in paying his rent and that yesterday mornin 6
ne was ordered to leave the premises. a wran-
gle ensued and the parties were having lively
set-to when the affair was interrupted by Chief
Weber, who brought Mr.. and Mrs. Vetovsky
and two female members of the Phillips family
to the station. They were all fined So but
Mrs. Vetovsky, who was discharged.
The following is the programme for the
eighth "Rice Park Concert" by the Great
Union Band, on Wednesday, July IA, 1880:
No. /. Wilhelminae, Quadrille. e. by Moskau
No. 2. Morning Greeting, Reveille. :. by Neibig
No. 5. Schubert's Serenade, new
arrangement ................b by Rausch
No, 4. The jolly Robbers, Overture. by Suppe
No. 8. Selections from the Opera,
1.-The Bohemian Girl" by Balfe
No. 6. "Our Friends, Schottische. by Cat, in
No. z. Souvenir de Ofenbach.. by Grilnberger
No. 8. Chips" Serio-Comic Pot
pourri ...................... by Boyer
No. 9. The Puzzle, Kutschke Polka. by Stein
Electric Light at Elmo tonight
A Friehtful Accident
serious runaway took place on Fort
street little after six o'clock last evening
which in all probability will be attended