Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-02
CITY GLOBULEs.


District court special term calender to-day,
before Judge Wilkin.
The city employees were paid their March
stipends yesterday, amounting to $1,000.
Adhesion was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday sustaining the demurrer in the case of
Anna Pawlick against John Klecacky.
Gen. John B. Sanborn will address the Cen
tral land league this Saturday evening at the
hall corner Of Seventh and Jackson streets.
The Great Western band is arranging for
concerts to be given in the provinces after
Easter. The cities may anticipate a rich
musical treat.
The boss harlots filed into the police court
yesterday and paid their monthly dues. The
wages of sin amounted to $3.50 and there is
one to hear from.
Nick Fugall, committed few days since for
tsmpering with the elegant tanglefoot, paid
ten ducats into court yesterday and was re-
leased from the bastile
William Belyea was up yesterday, charged
with frescoing the optics of j. M. Cooley.
The racket took place in the Sixth ward, and
the matter will be adjusted on the 4th inst.
The sheriff of Cass county, Dakota, arrived
In St. Paul yesterday having in charge a crazy
person named Ole Nelson. The latter is a
raving maniac, and will be placed in the asylum
at Yankton.
David Goodman hit Moses Ovenu, and the
latter retaliated by Furnishing Goodman's boy.
They were before the court yesterday on coun-
ter charges, and the hearing was continued
until to-day.
Deeds were filed with the register yesterday
of the property in Robert & Randall's addition
and Woodward Park addition, recently pur-
chased by the board OF education. Consider
alton $500.
A molasses-colored citizen, named Harry
Borgett, got on the rampage yesterday and
caressed his wife with the bald-headed end of a
broom. Like sensible woman she swore out
q warrant for his arrest
"Sweet Willie, VIC have missed you," said,
or might have said hizzonor at the police
court yesterday, as a dizzy muldoon named
William Chaplin stood up to answer to the
charge Of drunkenness. Officer Hanft found
the prisoner in front of the German Catholic
church indulging pious snooze. He went
to the quay for five days.
a yOQuR i1uu AcLlCd LIZ - NAGAAS H@~ ~
rested by Officer Lowell laet night on the
heinous charge of seduction. Yesterday com.
plant was made to the police that
to leave home, under the promise of marriage;
that Murray had taken her to boarding
house on Minnesota street, formerly the La
Crosse house, and induced her to remain over
night, deserting her in the morning. The
charge will be Investigated to-day.
neatly attired and bright looking little
chap named William Gammelle, was arraigned
at the police court yesterday charged with the
larceny Of a gold watch and chain from Miss
Kate Hutton, vulgarly known as Long Kate.
The jigger and chain are valued at $3.50 and
were taken from her apartments. Gammelle,
who tosses the foaming lager at the variety
show, denies the theft and the examination
was continued until Wednesday. The defend
ant was committed in default OF $500 bail.
A horse, attached to Monfort's delivery
wagon, became frightened on upper Fifth
street, about o'clock last evening, and man.
aged to create an exciting runaway. The
animal hastened down Fifth street. and, on
reaching Washington street, he broke for
Rice park, the objective point. being Judd's
livery stable. The trees offered some impedi-
ment to bis progress, and when the equine left
the park it was without the wagon, OF which
there was scarcely enough left for whistle.
The animal ran to Judd's, where he gave him.
self up.
Nellie Reed belongs to that class Of unfortu-
nate wantons who might have adorned the
highest ranks of gentility. She is tall, sym.
metrical, and has possessed the fatal dover OF
beauty. Proud as Lucifer. she appeared in
the police court yesterday charged with keep
ing house devoted to lewdness. Doubly un-
fortunate, she had given herselfto sin but had
not retained the price of the sacrifice. The
hearing was continued until to-day and being
unable to give bonds she was committed. This
almost broke her heart; truly the law is no re-
specter of persons.
A meeting of the council committee on
streets was held last evening, AID. Dowlan in
the chair. The order for the opening Of
Thirteenth and FourteenthA streets, from
Robert to Wabashaw, was recomme nded for
passage after some discussion. In the matter
of the change of grade Of Cedar street
above Twelfth, preliminary order was direct
ed to be drawn for the change OF grade neces-
sary. The petition of Thomas Cochran, Jr.,
for the opening and widening OF Ravoux
street was referred to the board of public
works, and the pay roll for the street force for
the first half of the month of March approved.