Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-24

The ice in White Bear lake broke up Friday
and looked yesterday as if it.would soon dis
Z appear.
Chas. House has commenced suit against
! L. d. q NJ. A. House. of Dakota county, to
collect 81, 200 and enforce an accounting.
young man named Brady, employed at
McIntosh's stock yard, reported yesterday,
the loss of watch and suit of clothing.
Miss Rose Hart leaves this evening for Clin-
ton, Iowa, where she will visit her grand
father She will be absent about month.
The body of the unknown man found float
ing in the river Friday is still at the morgue,
and if not identified will be inferred to-mor-
row. ffa
The farmers OF Dakota county are well
along with their seeding, some having put in
all their small grain and others being nearly
| through. s
The rise in the Mississippi river at this point
is by no means alarming as yet. Yesterday
the raise was but four inches, giving total
depth above low water mark of ten feet one
inch.
At MankatO yesterday the Minnesota was
within four feet of high water mark, and. a
number of dwelling houses on the lowest
ground in the city were surrounded with
water. e
Mr.. M. B. Farrell, contractor, will go to
Fort Smelling tomorrow morning with a
large force Of carpenters, to erect additional
! buildings and construct fences, ETC., for head
quarters.
young man named William Owens was ar
raigned at the police court yesterday, charged
with cabbaging poodle from an irate Teuton
named Henry Krauscher. The hearing was
continued until Monday.
The first annual ball of the Journeymen
Plasterers' Union Benevolent society will take
place at Pfeifer's hall next Wednesdayeyening.
The arrangements are on generous scale and
much pleasure is anticipated.
Gen. Terry has directed the designation of
a company of infantry from Fort Assiniboine
to 60 into summer camp at Coal Banks on the
Missouri, for receiving and forwarding ma
terlal ETC., for Fort Assiniboine.
The case of Thomas Hcran, charged with
an attempted indecent assault on girl named
Johannah WEIGH, was called for hearing in the
police court yesterday, but as the defendant
could not be found, the case was continued.
Robert Duane was gobbled at Bridge square,
late Friday night, in the act OF trying to walk
through plate glass window. The dizzy to-
per was yanked to the front by Officer Glib
bons, and yesterday he went to the quay for
five days.
James Roach, ia delegate from Pigs Eye,
was collared on jackson street, Friday night,
in the act of wrestling with more bug juice
than his slender legs could carry. Officer
Rouleau made him walk Spanish, and yester-
day he went over for five days.
Jacob Winter and his sweetheart Philimina
Meter, came all the way over the sea to be
welded and they arrived in st. Paul Friday
night Yesterday morning he called on Col.
Kiefer and procnred marriage license and
last evening they were Joined in matrimony
A couple of Minneapolis bloods, cream 4
colored blonds, and wearing full moon caps,
were arrested By Officer Baer at Seven corners
last evening, for fast driving. They gave the
names OF Frank Florence and Harry Clark,
which are feigped and put up q jlgger and |
$15 for their appearance in court tomorrow
morning .sizsr '.s1
It was announced in yesterday Is issue of the
Gssosn-thst AZ Samps D. skinner, tho wall,
known civil engineer, was mot expected to
survive over night. He died shortly after
midnight yesterday morning, at the residence
OF Mr.. Shields on Wabashaw street His
friends, who reside in New York, have been
telegraphed. 55a ef
A damsel with gimlet hair and shiny eyes
named Mary Allen was up last week for doing
the grand act en- dishabille, ON Eagle street, to
the edifcation of sundry small boys She was
sentenced to ninety days and the same was sus-
pended during good behavior. Yesterday she
got on the rampage again and was called to
time on the old sentence by Officer Baer.
An action for $1,50O damages was con-
menced in the district court yesterday by
David Goodman against Moses Ovenu for in
juries sustained from an assault. The ruction
took place on March 31st, when it is alleged
plaintiff was attacked, knocked down, kicked |
in the head, and generally sat upon. Also that
he was pursued by defendant, who threatened
to drink his life's blood.
The dedication of the new French Catholic |
church at the corner of Wabashaw and Ex-
change streets will take place at 10 o'clock to-
day. The interesting ceremonies will be per-
formed by Bishop ireland. The friends of
that congregation are respectfully invited to
attend. The congregation will meet at the old
church, Tenth and Cedar, at 10 A. NJ, and es-
cort Bishop Grace to the new house of wor-
ship.
w ucu tue uattIltt commenced yesterday
morning hizzoner was confronted with trife
more than the usual array of Saturday sinners,
the night preceding pay day generally being
an off-night with the gang. Among the first
to greet his worship from the bull pen were
James King and William Geldant, both of
whom had been laid out with fluid sheet
Lightning. Officer Newall testified to their
Timber condition and they went to the roast
for five days each.
Mayor Dawson, yesterday, on the applica-
tion of Supt. j. Rice, of the St. Paul s. Mani
toba railroad, appointed Michael Mulcarc, an
employe of the company, to do special police 4
duty about the shops and grounds of the COM
pany at the head of Mississippi street. The
company has been compelled to re-
sort to this step to suppress the rufianism,
petty thieving and damage almost nightly
done to property about their premises.
Friday night Barney Allen paralyzed pint
of the old stuff, more or less, and after be-
coming loaded he called at the mansion of
Ed. jackson and his sister the dark k-hued but
lovely Barbara Reynolds. Allen wanted to
engage jackson to clean out q vault, about
which the men had discussion and Barney
became cranky, threatening to clean out the |
ranch. Barbara lifted her angelic voice and
Jackson seized hatchet. This subdued AL
len and he filed. He was afterwards arrested
for disorderly and was yesterday fined ten dol
lars.