Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-16
CITY GLOBULEs.

j. G. Crawford, shot by Green in the bagni'
row Sunday night, is convalescent
THE Rice park concert by the Great UnioI
band last night was enjoyed by large mum
her of citizens.
Gotzian & Co. yesterday morning yielded
gracefully to q request of their employees fol
an increase of wages.
Members of the Jewish church generally
closed their places of business yesterday, il
observance of Yum Ripper, or the Day of Atone
ment.
On application of Mrs. Annie L. Steele, let
tiers of special administration have been grant
ed to Gen. R. Nv. johnson upon the estate Of
Franklin Steele deceased
A large force of graders are at work prepar.
ing the right of way between the round house
and the new elevator, for Strengthening the line
and improving the grade of the st. Paul d
Manitoba road.
Persons who intend going up the shllssouri
river, are notified that the steamer Helena will
not leave Bismarck for Cow Island until Satur-
day. She was billed TO leave to-day, but has
been detained on her down river trip.
Judge Parsons, whose sad case of paralysis is
familiar to the readers of the GLOBE, is still
lying in precarious condition, with no hope
of recovery. 1t is pitiful that strong and ap-
parently healthy man should suffer such lin
gering death.
At IL o'clock last night solitary steed
meandered aimlessly up Third street, bearing
rider, dead drunk. The shiftless spectacle
was halted at Bridge Square by Officer Babe,
who laid the rider on the shelf and put the
steed to stable.
The GLOBE calls the attention of the county
of Ramsey, or in other words, its authorities,
to the condition of the sidewalk in front of the
new court house on Wabsshaw street. Some
body will get hurt there vat unless the county
"mends its ways
The case of the city ags INST the trio of kids,
O'Brien, Ryan, and Bu inside, charged with
stealing dilapidated ba5y perambulator, was
called for hearing in the police court yesterday
morning. Only one of the kids made an ap-
pearance, and the hearirs went over until to-
day.
Attorneys will please tt Re notice that causes
for hearing at the October term. 1880, OF the
supreme court, will not b placed on the cal
endar unless the return o. appeal IS duly MED
in the clerks office. All ,auses SO filed will be
placed on the calendar as ate IS Saturday. DC
tober 2, 1880.
The case of the city s3aipst Henry Fem,
charged with creating distnr bance IN the
temple of Justice durilg The examination of
Barton, couple of wees ago, was dismissed
yesterday on payment q oosts. Why the case
wasn't prosecuted by zig Tom is what no fell
lab can find out.
The GLOBE yesterday announced the mar
riage of T. f. Birmin 4am, of st. Panl, to
Miss May Sweeny, of Hastings. The young
couple have sensibly settled down to home life
in the city. Mr.. Birmingham is one of st.
Paul's highly esteemed young men, and host
of friends extend congratulations.
Tine watchmen at the St. 2. & NJ. freight de-
pot early yesterday morning assisted the land
lord of the Scandinavian house to catch a flu
gitive from that establishment and compelled
him to surrender about $50 he had stolen from
room mate The landlord felt 80 good over
the recovery of the money that he let the thief
90 free.
About 10 o'clock last night the pedestrians
ON Wabashaw street, opposite the GLOBE
Office were startled by terrific report. In
vestigstion showed that it had been caused by
"a torpedo laid on the street car track by sew
eral Young miscreants. The rascals richly de-
served arrest. but they made themselves scarce
after the explosion.
valuable horse belonging to DR.. Mintzer,
out at pasture on the fiat on the south side OF
the river, was found yesterday morning with a
cut laying the bone bare just below the stihe.
The cut was about four inches long, evidently
made with large knife and maliciOusly. The
human brute committing the dastardly act has
not been apprehended.
The GLOBE has heretofore inadvertently neg
lected to mention the fact that Judge E.
Underwood of Kentucky, formerly an honored
resident of st. Paul, is in the city visiting his
numerous friends and looking after his large
landed interests in the Northwest. The GLOBE
trusts that Judge Underwood will find 1t to his
interest to make st. Paul his permanent home.
William Hart was before hizzonor yesterday
charged with beating q man named Julien
Waldoch. The fight took place at the latter s
saloon, near the Seventh street bridge, and
both eyes of complainant were in morning.
The knock-down resulted from dispute over
the payment of bill, and Waldoch took this
novel mode of procedure to collect the dnst.
He was fined 1856 for the deviltry.
The Northern Pacific agricultural exhibition
car, since it left st. Paul, has been visited by
$4,000 to &C, 600 people. The success of this
novel advertisement is shown in an immense
inquiry as to Northern Pacific lands, coming
from the places WHere the CIT nhb Ueeu cAulu
tied. This week it is at the Vermont State
fair, in Montpelier, and next week it will be
at the great Dominion Fair in Montreal.
Mrs Lashants and Mrs. McAnulty are near
neighbors in the Sixth Ward. but their relations
are anything but pleasant. They quarrel in
the most shameful manner, and scandalize the
entire neighborhood. The last fight took place
over a chicken, and Mrs. MoAnulty had her
neighbor arrested for disorderly conduct, which
consisted in corralling the McAnulty chickens.
The case didn't amount to spoiled hen fruit,
and the defendant was discharged
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning a
gem men of color named George Walters visit
ed Morton's saloon and called for glass of
gin. Morton said he was drunk and that he
could not have the juniper juice while in that
condition. He became cranky and was fired
out, taking revenge by smashing the windows.
He was yanked to the tower by O'Keefe, and
yesterday afternoon he was before the court,
who gave him fifteen days for raising the
fuss.