Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-13

The River scnOol, winch mas Deen clOseu
owing to the high water, will open next Mon
The Mississippi Boom company has COM
menced suit against Conrad Wurm, to enforce
the delivery of certain timber, on the payment
of its value, viz: $40.
Mrs. Sarah Kennedy wasup yesterday cfarg-
ed with disturbing the peace and tranquility
OF one of her female neighbors. The hearing
was continued until to-day,
Thos. H. Smith, theEman so badly burned at
the Washington foundry few days ago, pro-
poses to sue the foundry for damages. he IS
secretary of the Meulder's union.
After long period of sobriety, coupled
with industry, Dave Hoar, the old timer, yield
ed TO his appetite for rum last night and got
royalty budged. He was locked up.
Yesterday Judge Simons heard the petition
off. NJ Nolan and wife to adopt child named
Birdie Carter and to change Its name to Maud
May Nolan. The prayer was granted.
Last evening the attention of Officer Babe
was called to drunken granger, who was
making himself conspicuous and obnoxious
on Third street. He was yanked to the tower.
The case of Rosa j. Gribble against Adam
Lohiker, was given to the jury yesterday
afternoon, and the twelve patriots were wrest.
ling with the testimony at a late hour last
night.
1t is claimed that the only parties east of
Bridge street, Sixth ward, who stuck to their
residences during the flood were John Morri.
son, John Dufour, John Rigney, Louis Tou-
chett and E. Langevin.
B. F. Langdon, of Worthington, was before
United States Commissioner Cardozo yester.
day, charged with selling liquor without pay.
ing the special license. He was held to thu
next term of court In the sum Of $500.
S. P. Greenman has returned from Orion
Vile and reports things booming in that re-
gion. The citizens are building hotel which
will accommodate 100 guests and which will
be opened about July LIST by MI Greenman
and be fine summer resort.
festive young man named Chas. LAUGH
was before the court yesterday charged with
fast and reckless driving on Seventh street.
The animal had been driven alta frightful rate
of speed, and the officer stated that it was his
usual way of driving. He was fined $40 or
twenty days, and produced the ducats.
Judge Nelson, of the United States circuit
court, was engaged yesterday in hearing mo-
ton for new trial in the case of John Ham
mergren against Archibald & Schurmeier. In
this case action was brought for $4,000 dam
ages, alleged to have been caused from injuries
received at the Capitol mill. The motion was
submitted.
Four of q kind, all deuces, and not healthy
hand to draw to, were on deck at the matinee
yesterday morning for having been Timber
drunk. They registered as John Walsh, VIM.
Gillette, James Hill and Ed Duffy, and each
duffer had been as full as lord. After com
pairing notes, the court thought that five by
five sentence would suit the outfit, and IN lieu
of the coin they went over.
About noon yesterday Officer Brewer ran
across a rough looking customer who was
lying in drunken stupor in the old mill on
Eagle steeet. He had cash in his head and
was covered with blood. DR.. Wheaton was
called and pronounced the wounds as nothing
serious. They were evidently sustained by
falling down. He was put in the drunk cart
and landed in the cooler.
When arraigned at the police court Wednes
day William Keefe tried to play hizzoner Oh
the lemonade and summer complaint racket
The old mans credulous soul took in the
fraud and the prisoner was released with the
UNDERSTANDING Jnat SnOulu he appear again lit
sentence would be doubled up. Yesterday
morning his rum soaked visage was the first
in the bull-pen. This time the old dodge
wouldn't work and he went over for ten days
It is to be feared that SO far as an adherence
to veracity goes John Aliens education has
been sadly neglected. When this bold, bad
and deceptive darkey was arraigned at the
police court yesterday he insisted that this
time the court had coralled the wrong
"pusson." He was charged with attempting
to hit Peter Bender with spade and of draw
ing gun on him. Allen said it was no such
thing, and Bender was sure he was the right
man. 1t was question of veracity and Allen
went to the wall He accepted twenty days.
The half-crazy lunatic, sneak thief, tramp
and what not, James Powers, was arraigned at
the police court yesterday charged with an at
tempt to burglarize the City mills. He was
caught by Mr.. Norris Wednesday night in the
act of climbing in one of the windows. The
poor wretch is sad failure throughout, not
being even a successful thief. He was up a
few days ago and sentenced to ninety days.
He promised faithfully to leave town and SEN
tence was suspended. A warrant was also out
for him for larceny. He was sentenced to
ninety days, which, with the former sentence,
will send him to the quay for six months.
W. B. ROWell q Co. sell Shirts cheapest