Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-28

iPIEMBER 70. 1851.
CITY GLOBULEs.
The county Jail is being sweetened Will
whitewash.
The Eeptembar term of the district cour
will open today
Messrs. Frank & Scnnell paid 1855 custom
house duties on lot of imported curry combs
yesterday.
Mr.. J. q. Hale, revenue agent from Washing
ton, D. O., examined Collector Bickel's Office
yesterday. and, found everything in A No.
order.
charged with blackiug the optic Of q party
named D. H.Atwood. The hearing will take
place to-day.
Yesterday morning sneak thief cabbagsd q
pair Of pants from in front of Haas clothing
store. ON East Third street. The pants were
valued at $3.50.
A small boy named John Finn was before the
court yesterday, charged with striking another
pocket edition named Albert johnson. The
gamin was discharged.
The council inspection of the fire department..
which was to have taken place to-day, has been
postponed without date. Due notice will be
given of the inspection.
An order was fled by Judge Wilkin in the
district court yesterday, denying the motion
for Q new trial in the case of James Drea
against Cariveau & Preidmann.
An attempt was made, on Saturday evening,
to organize Garfield and Arthur club in the
Sixth ward, but it was failure. There were
not persons enough present to fill the Offices.
See st. Paul market report for statement of
wheat receipts at Duluth since the 18th inst.
averaging nearly 10000 bushels a day and
about double the receipts at Milwaukee in. the
same time.
The Northern Pacific agricultural exhibition
car arrived at Rochester, New York, yesterday,
kota and Minnesota products. The great fair
ofiwestern New York is in progress at Roches-
ter this week.
The case of the State against Henry Starkey,
charged with swearing to false ahidavits in
matters relating to the payment of men in
connection with city contracts, was partially
tried in the municipal court yesterday and con-
tinued until to-day.
Hon. John Douglas returned from avisit to
Montreal yesterday. He says he was surprised
to learn that nine out of ten of her majesty's
subjects in Canada are Hancock men. That is
the way with all sensible, intelligent men, no
matter where they live.
Mike Keefe was arrested Sunday more than
half seas over with bug juice. he sobered up
and gave $15 for his appearance at the police
court yesterday morning No response vas
made when his name was called and the bail
was declared forfeited.
1t is mistake to suppose that person can
not become intoxicated on beer. Shakopee
dandy named Tom Ashton tried the racket on
Sunday and he became drunker than "biled
OWL" Yesterday he was before hizzoner, who
let him go on promise of good behavior.
The Cleveland Cooperative Stove company's
St. Paul branch house yesterday filled dealers
orders for stoves, from Missouri, Iowa, Min
nesota, Dakota and Montana. Orders the
same day from the first four are not infrequent
but it isn't often that Montana comes in the
same day.
At Lindstrom station on the st. Paul Du-
luth branch, between the Chisago lakes, Mr..
Trombly has built grain house and has a
store building under way. That is the begin
ming. A year from now Lindstrom will be q
thriving village with several stores and shops,
q hotel and score or more of residences.
The following order was fled by Judge Will
kin yesterday in the case of Edwin E. Jones
VS.. Lena r. Knox. Motion for an order direct
ing the whole issue to be tried by jury denied,
without prejudice to the right of plaintiff to
move for an order that specific questions of
fact involved in said issue be tried by jury.
Two suits We're commenced in the district
court yesterday, by Albert Wharton against
Charles A. Morton, to collect money on prom
issory notes. One suit is to enforce payment
of $5,873, $4.U70 and $9S7, respectively. with
interest at ten per cent. and the other is to
collect note for $8,1Gl. 81 at the same rate of
interest.
w. R. Tomlinson, livery stable keeper at
LIE Sueur, came down to st. Paul yesterday in
search of a team of horses, buggy and harness
which he had hired to a young man on Sunday.
The team was traced to Hamilton, above Mem
dota, where all trace was lost. Mr.. Tom linsOn
left description of the outfit with Chief
Weber.
1t is to the interest of any person wishing
to purchase Piano or Organ to consult Messrs.
Pelton, Pomeroy & Cross, Nos. $50 and 152
State street, Chicago, who are wholesale agents
for Chickering, Hazelton, Decker & Son, Ernest
Gabler and variety of other makes of pianos,
and the Wilcox & White and Taylor & Farley
organs. Send for catalogue and prices.
Sam Quinelo is fond of his sardine, and
like most Frenchmen, washes the delicacy
down with tumbler or two of gin fzz. The
old stuff went to his head Sunday and he tried
to bankrupt st. Peter street saloon keeper by
breaking the furniture. Yesterday he was at
the police court, and the toot cost him $5 OF
eight days in the cooler.
dirty little tramp. with carroty hair and q
very scurvy. claypate appearance was before
his worship yesterday for having committed q
nuisance on Third street. The scallawag swore
BY his eyeballs that he was too full to known
what he was about, as if one offense wasn't as
bad as the other. He was put in the dry
dock for fifteen days and should be given a
bath.
A couple of lushe1s named John Riley and
John French, were up yesterday charged with
having been found dead drunk on the Fourth
street sidewalk. French tried to explain. He
stated that he was merely taking the other fel.
lows home and "pon me honor, sir, / never
drank drop all day." This was too spare,
aud they were sent to the bsstile for eight
days each.