Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-15
CITY GLOBULEs.

An alarm of ire was sent In from po1 20 az
8 O'Clock yesterday morning, caused bysa chin
ney burning out at "a Rosabel street. No dam
age.
Detective Bresett goes to Chicago to take care
of the boys, and Officer Jimmy Nugent has
been detailed by Acting Chief Clark to take
care of the ''hy" business during his absence
Mike aad Mary Qualey and s. Cunningham
were before his honor esterdsy, charged with
raising a disturbance in the Sixth ward. The
hearing was continued to Wednesday next at
2P.M.
Mike and James Farrell, proprietors OF the
Coliseum song and dance hall, were at the po-
T Ece conrt Yesterday, charged with asssultlng
a man named Walter Crok. The hearing
vras continued to 9 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
dealer in snide jewelry was arrested by
Officer McMahon yesterday for peddhns without
a license. He is old and crippled and when
brought before Judge McGroaty he cried Ike o
baby, He gave the name of BeonIsham ana
was ordered out of town.
highly lushed individual named William
Wilson was arrested by Officer DeCourseY last
NIGHT for insulting women on Seventh str eet.
He paid his respects tn co'ored woman. W no
resented the insult by handing him over to The
officer. The wretch will pay the piper TO- M or
row morning.
Fourteen Minnesota State railroad bonds of
$1,000 each were sold at auction by the
Cierman-American bank yesterday. with the
interest coupons attached, each oono repre-
scented ce value of 81 5OO. They were
bought by Gen. John B. Sanborn Tor S4fe esch
no one bidding against him.
A telegram to the GLOBE yesterday morning
announced the death of Gen. Byrne, at Fort
Worth, Texas. he having been wounded IN an
Indian attack on a stage coach bis wire was
atLake Minnetouka, and upon the publication
in the GLoBe friends advised her OF her nus.
bands death and she left last night to attend
his funeral.
James Buckley is honest enough when SOBER
but when budged on turpentine whisky, ne Ii
holy terror to his reighbors. Night before
last he got on the rampage on minnesota street,
and tronble was arrested by his prompt lncsrce-
Tation Yesterday morning he was at the police
court and received an eight days stretch for the
foolishness.
A terrier named Burke got on the rampage
last NIGHT and proceeded to make it wartJ for
the residents of Hill street, whom he pelted
with rocks. Officer Vogtle was called and
caught him in the act of homhsrdirg a sbanty
wifi stones. He was laid on the shelf and pass
ed the night in trying to butt his way out OF
the tower.
Phi. Kelly, ESQ, received a telegram yester-
dav morning, announcing the sudden death of
rs. Cole. of milwaukee, which took place at
the CAN'T House, Ohicsgo on Friday afternoon.
He was found dead in his bed at 4:30 p. N MIR.
Cole is we'll known in st. Paul "a the travelling
arent of large nail house. His death is sup
posed to have resulted from apoplexy.
Last night the corridor leading to the cells at
the CITY hall were crowded with squstters who
had been fired out of Brunsous addition IN
der Seventh street bridge. There was one fam
iIy of i've children. aud another consisting of
tho mother and three children They sought
shelter in the statiou@house and presented a
very pitiful and poverty stricken appearance.
a natty old gent named Patrick Nc
Oarthy was MP yesterday on complaint of Hon
on Fslton, charged with disorderiy conduct.
The parties ars near neighbors, and the trouble
arose over the charge that defendant had been
fooling around the matrons ciothes-poie. He
denied the charge and stated that 1t %asNsn olo
grudge. The case was dismissed and both-Par-
ties were warned not to appear again.
The case Of the State against John McNeal,
charged with forgery, was called for hearlng
in the police court yesterday morning. Nc
persons by passing d number OF checks pur-
porting 60 have been issued by Forepaugh u
Tsrboy, The defendant pleaded not guilty
and asked for q continuance. The hearing
was continued until next Thursday at . A a.
A razor colored gem man of the "out You
deep" ORDER named William Miller, was ar
rested by Officer Flaherty last night for at
tempting to carve the proprietor of the colored
resort. corner of Fifth and Minnesota streets.
Miller was lust drunk enough to be ugly, and
he was itching fora tight. He drew the razor
on several parties, but no blood was spilled, ow.
ing to the appearance of the officer, who locked
him up.
A tony young blood who didn't like the idea
of being shown up by the festive police re-
porters was before Judge McGrorty yesterday
morning charged with drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. He wore good clothes and
screened his identity behind the vulgar name
of Mike Brown. Friday night he visited a
jackson street saloon while drunk and at
tempted to clean out the sheebaug. He was
fne1 S5 and discharged.
Seventh street at the market was the scene
of indiscribabe CONSERVATION about o'clock
yesterday morning, caused by the passage of
the steamer on the way to The fire. At the
time named the street was literally damned
with teams and upon the approach of the steam
er all the horses took fright. Fourtunateiy no
serious harm was done. but it would seem that
on market days the department might select
less crowded thoroughfare.
couple Of depraved and wretched looking
young women named Rosa Cressey aad Eva
Pstten, were before hizzoner yesterday charged
with disorderly conduct. Tue defendants pre-
side over white and tan dive located on
Tenth street near the Park place. Chancellor
Murray stated that the witnesses were not pres
emit and asked for continuance until Monday.
It was So ordered and defendants were commit
ted in default of 800 each.
William Farrell was srraigned at the police
court yesterday, charged with assaulting q
watoh-eyed Swede named a. ]. Hsgerstram.
The lat ter is an old party and should not have
essayed the role of masher. Last Monday he
met Mrs Farrell in the park aud invited her
out to ride. Farrell came up from the rear
and Knocked the old party down. Mrs. Farrell
stated thst she ordered complainant not to
speak to her, that she was ing for her hus
band. Tue story looked thin all around, and
defendant Was fned $40 or fifteen days in the
cooler, He put up the coin.