Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-09
CITY GLoBULEs.

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Mike Feist was fined five bills Yesterday for
calcimining the optics of a man named
Henry lawson. He produced the dust
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of
A. Carpenter, charged with assault and bat
terry. The hearing will take place to-day.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday denying the motion for new trial in
the case of 81. D. Gates against Rosa j. Crib.
ble
Suit was begun by VIM. Wiesinger against
the Turnverein, of West Minneapolis, yester-
day. to enforce payment O. 1855 for material
and services.
Judge Simons rendered decision yesterday
overruling the demurrer to the complaint in
the case of Elizabeth C. Parker against the
city of st. Paul.
The annual election of town officers for
Rose township, took place yesterday, but up
to a late hour last night the result had not
been made known.
Postmaster DR.. Day detained two clerks last
evening to meet the delayed train on the river
road and assist in asserting the mails in tran
sit. 1t is thought there are fifty tons of de-
layed matter for st. Paul.
Simon Passpoli, the dirty, shiftless and de-
generate Roman, was before the court yester.
day, on the charge of vagrancy. He was sent
TO the bastile fer thirty days, and took the
medicine without blinking.
The friends of ex-Of1cer Waterhouse will
be pained to learn that his mental condition is
far from warranting any hopes of his immedi-
ate recovery. He will be taken to the hospi-
tai at St. Peter, probably TODAY
Messrs. Auerbach and Finch, who lately
purchased three lots at the northwest corner
of Fifth and Sibley streets, are having big
remnant of Baptist Hill taken off the lots, to
put them in condition for building.
The river skating rink was crowded last
evening by ladies and gentlemen, to the num-
Der of about 800. The ice was well lighted, a
string band was in attendance, and a very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all present.
James Ryan and Pat. Harkins, two of the
byes, were before his hizzoner yesterday, on
account of their depraved palates for the old
stuff. Being chronic guzzlcrs and too ford of
their booze. they were sent to the roost for five
days.
The Michael Davitt branch eff the land
league will meet this evening at the Temper
ance hall, at the cathedral. The meeting will
be addressed by W. II. Mead and VIM. Louis
Kelly, and an entertaining programme has been
prepared.
Mcintosh & Co. are first of the season to
turn out new delivery rig. It is for their
wholesale house, and is a handsome covered
wagon, built by Quinby & Hal1owell, and
drawn by fine span of horses, equipped with
new harness.
The Catholic temperance societies are ar
ranging for the celebration of st. Patrick
day, the 18th inst. Among other features of
the programme will be the annual call on the
Right Rev. Bishops Grace and ireland, which
will be made in body.
Mayor Dawson, on yesterday, appointed OF.
ficer Isaac D. Morgan as assistant sergeant
of the police force. The appointment is con-
sidered good one. Officer Morgan has been
on the force for years, and has proven himself
competent and trustworthy officer.
report early last evening, that the de-
layed Eastern mails had been transferred from
the Milwaukee & st. Paul road to the Chicago,
st. Paul & Omaha line, proved on inquiry to
be incorrect. The Omaha train coming in
this morning, will bring only the usual mails
A genteel looking man was detected at
Bridge square last night, in The act of flourish
ing an ugly looking derrlnger. The weapon
was taken away from him, and he was turned
over to his friends. He is well connected,
and his trouble is attributed to whisky and
family difficulties.
Yesterday afternoon, as train On the Short
Line road had steamed up after passing the
Fort street crossing, foolhardy young for
eigner jumped from the platform of coach
and was precipitated headlong into high
embankment of snow. He was fished out
more dead than alive.
Nellie Warne was arraigned at the police
court yesterday morning, charged with en-
bezzling a ring from a Mrs. Burnham The
case was Investigated, and it was found that
the title of each female to the ring was about
equal. The case was dismissed, and Mr.. Muir.
ray warned both women to leave the city.
Early yesterday morning New Foundland
dog belonging to family named Spaulding
on Western avenue, attacked and severely bit
the four year old daughter of a Mr.. Foote.
The child's arm was badly mangled. Officer
Mcmahon was detailed to shoot the purp,
but the parties refused to give him up.
A dandy Dane named Fl enry Ludingson wa
bowling around city hall yesterday to the eff
feet that during a drunken spree Monday
night, he had been held up and robbed of
watch and eight dollars in money. A man
was arrested on suspicion but his nobs was
too drunk the night before to be able to recog-
nize him.
A large number of the bricklayers of this
city met last evening, Mr.. S. H. Quimby pre-
siding, and organized a union to be known as
Bricklayers Union No. 1, of Minnesota.
Twenty-ttree of those present Joined the or
ganization, and committee of four was ap-
pointed to lease hall for future meetings.
The union adjourned subject to call to be pub
lished in the GLOBE.
The passenger express on the Wisconsin
Central railroad, which arrived in st. Paul
about II o'clock last night, met with an acci-
dent near the plow works. The rear passen-
ger coach jumped the track when near the
above location, but the train was stopped be-
fore any injury was inflicted. The passen-
gers were transferred to the baggage car, and
brought to this city.
A couple of Minneapolis bloods named
Frank Mclaughlin and VIM. Evans were
found on Third street by Sergeant Walsh early
yesterday morning wrangling with hack
man. They had engaged the rig and refused
to pay the man his hire. Both men being
beastly drunk they were lodged in the cooler.
Their assets consisted of a watch and a pint
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