Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-17
CITY GLoBULEs.

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Indians, furnished bail yesterday and was re-
'. leased from the county jail.
Tickets and reserved seats for the st. Pat
rick's entertainment for sale to-day at the
Opera House box Office,
Officer Rouleau arrested three tramps last
night, suspected of stealing quantity Of
mink skins from the Hotel to the Wild
Hunter.
The new street inspectors cannot better sig
nalize their advent to Office than by clearing
the street crossings. Do this and command
the appreciation of all citizens.
About nightfall yesterday Canadian named
Lancaster snatched 50-cent coin from boy
at the Jackson street depot and attempted to
make off with it. He was captured by OMcer
Keaneally after lively chase.
A Vincennes, Ind, telegram of March L.,
says: The case of the State VS.. Clarence
Tracy, tailor from st. Paul, Minn., for lar
ceny, has been decided in favor of the peni-
tentlary. The sentence is one year.
cold English laws and CUSTOMS" by Hon.
Geo. B. Young on Friday night at the Opera
House, will be of special interest to every
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ject will be treated so as to be enjoyable by all
miscellaneous readers and students.
John. .Oleson was found on Rosabel street
night before last lying on the sidewalk with
his heels in the air and yelling like demon.
He was crazy drunk and on the verge OF The
jim-jams Officer Zirkelbach took him in and
yesterday he was put on the bean list for ten
days.
It is not always the wife that kneels at the
feet of justice to implore mercy for some mis-
cradle wretch of wife beating husband. Yes
terday Mr.. Davis, husband of Nancy, who was
committed for drunkenness, called on Judge
Burr and pleaded hard to have his wife released.
The court took the case under advisement.
Henry Wurst, the dizzy barber from Mime
apolis, was up again yesterday on the old
charge of tampering with the frisky bug
juice. He was arraigned a few days since,
and promised to leave the city. The court
had no time for man who went back on his
word, and he was fined $40 or ten days.
In alluding to the shooting bee on Mime
sofa street, in yesterdays issue of the GLOBE,
the credit of making the arrest was ascribed
to Poundmaster Shields, when the honors
should have been given to Officer Cunnif.
The latter was on hand and acted promptly,
and is therefore entitled to the credit of the
arrest.
Chief of Police Shortall and Sheriff Hol-
comb, of Saltwater, passed through st. Paul
yesterday, having in charge the insane MUIR
derer, James Tolan, who shot and killed his
wife at Marine Mills last Monday. The man
is a raving maniac, and his arms and limbs
were piniOned, to prevent him from doing
violence. He was taken to the hospital at
st. Peter yesterday afternoon.
A pleasant company assembled at the resi-
dence of Capt. starkey, in West st. Paul, last
evening, the occasion being the marriage OF
Mr. NJ. B. Henderson and Miss Emily G.
Starkey, youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Starkey. The ceremony was performed at
O'Clock by Rev. DR.. Thomas. A reception
followed, and the couple were the recipients OF
numerous congratulations.
At the blaze Tuesday night, the fire fighters
were disturbed by volley on yolley of snow
balls, hurled at them by number of shiftless
young rascals who had nothing else to do.
Chief Strong complained about the matter and
swore out complaints for their arrest One of
the boys named Gohick was arrested and the
hearing was continued with the view OF max
ing other arrests.
Roses are red and violets are blue, you tickel
me and I'll tickel you. For the benefit of the
young man who is on the despairing and
ragged edge of matrimonial hari-kari, the
clerk of the court announces that in view OF
the anticipated rush in the melted moonshine
and sttaffy" business, he has had prepared a
select lot of marriage certificates with spring
borders and the latest designs in filigree work.
Call early before the stock is exhausted.
A couple of men from the East, with the
western appetite for gin, named Chas. Helm and
Frank Clinton, were at the police court yes
terday, charged with raising cain at a Jackson
street saloon. They visited the saloon, tried
to raise disturbance, and were pitched into
the street. They explained that they were
foundrymen en- route to Saltwater, and that If
released they would leave on the next train.
They paid three bills each.
Articles of incorporation of the Dakota
County Building Association were filed with
the Secretary of State yesterday. The princi-
pal place of business of the association is Hast
ings, MINI. The capital stock is $500, 1000,
divided into shares of 5000 each; to be paid in
monthly instalments. The incorporators are
John j. Rhodes, C. H. L. Lange, B. c. Hawes,
John C. Meloy, Irving Todd, and E. H. Free
man.