Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-21
CITY GLoBULEs.

The district court has adjourned until Fri
day.
The dog enumerators report 400 CANNES in
the Fifth ward.
See tomorrow mornings paper relative to
the Chicago Emerald.
Otto New was arrested yesterday afternoon,
charged with beating his wife.
Assistant inspector of steamboats,, F. A.
Scott, has gone to Pierre to inspect the "Gen.
Rucker."
P. T. Kavanagh, auctioneer, sold house
and lot on Josette street yesterday for $8,110.
G. E. Chapel was the purchaser.
Every dog has his day, but 1t will be dark
day for the ''purp" who fails to collar his
license by this time ten days hence.
The jury in the case of Elizabeth Parker
against the city of st. Paul for $1,000 damages
returned verdit in favor of defendant.
The tax collections at the county treasurer'a
Office for the last six months, ending May 81,
have been the enormous amount of $751;
| 10832.
One hundred Knight Templars from Owat.
onna and Waseca have engaged rooms at
Liep's hotel, White Bear, for Thursday night
next.
The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and
Insurance company has been admitted to do
business in this State by Insurance Commis.
| sioner McGill.
A rash young man named Joe Greenville,
was taxed $40 yesterday, for having enthused
| on two snits of beer, and tried to lnaugurate
riot on Robert street. He paid the shekels.
James Jones was befors hizzonor for having
wrestled with the mocker and got left. he
looked more respectable that tn, average run
of buns, and was let down with the light fine
of 3x3 sentence.
The young girls name, who was noted in
the GLOBE few days ago as having been
killed near Blooming Prairie, was a daughter
Of Joseph Kaplan. She was walking on the
track on her way home from school.
A team attached to lumber wagon tried to
get up some excitement yesterday afternoon,
| by running away from tho lumber yard, Sew.
enth and Minnesota streets. They ran out the
| latter street and were captured at Eighth
street.
The Second Day Adventists are busily en-
gagged at Calhoun Lake in making preparations
| for their annual camp meeting, which com.
| mences June23 Already several family tent,
are up, and they expect large gathering from
all parts of the State
Last su unday the S-year-old son of ex-Ald
Dries was attacked and bitten by vicious
dog, near the residence of his parents, on Til.
lacerated, and sentence Of death has been
passed upon the dog, which is owned by Mr..
A. Distel.
zoner yesterday morning, as degenerate red
man stood up for sentence, charged with hav'
lug been laid out with the laughing water OF
the pale face. The untutored child of nature
was picked up on Jackson street and hauled to
the cooler on dray. He went up for four
days.
young men who burgiarized Warmers auction
store of several suits of clothing, were ar.
raigned at the police conrt yesterday morning.
Mr.. Erwin appeared for the defendants, and
after the examination of Mr.. Warner, who
identified the goods, further examination was
waived, and they were held to the grand jury
in the sum of $400 each.
The case of the State against F. W. Beck
with, charged with the larceny of several
pocket knives and revolvers from the store of
day morning. Mr. Mayo identified the prop.
erty, and Officer DeCorsey testified to the
prisoner having tried to dispose of several
revolvers at different pawn shops. He was
held to the grand jury and committed.
w. w. Erwin and I, V. D. Heard leave for
Breckenridge at $40 this morning, the former
b k. -
Calvin for the criminal careessness in the rail-
road accident at Rothsay station, on the Mani
toba road, with which the readers of the
GLOBE are familiar. ]. R. Cleveland, detec-
tive for the road, accompanies the party with
| witnesses. The trial commences tomorrow.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota State
Medical society will convene in Sherman hall
at 10 o'clock this forenoon. The exercises
will open with prayer by Rev. s. G. Smith, af-
ter which an address of welcome, on behalf of
the citizens of st. Paul, will be delivered by
Gen. r. w. johnson. DR.. Leasure will follow
with the annual address of welcome, in behalf
of the society. This evening an elaborate ban
quet will be given at the Merchants, COM
mencing at $50 O'Clock, DR.. A. j. Stone, of
this city, being the host.
Lewis Robert, Kate Davis and George Scott
were before Judge O'Brien yesterday, charged
with disorderly conduct. Saturday night
young Scott hearkened to the seductive voice
of the siren, and visited Katie's room on
Fifth street. He was enjoying himself hugely
when change came o'er the spirit of his
dream in the person of Katie's friend, Robert,
who rushed in and fired him out at the muzzle
of gun. Scott kicked, and the trio were
arrested. Katie was fined fifty bills, and the
men paid SIS each.
D. O. Beckwith is either william or else he
is misused man in hard luck. He was be-
fore the court yesterday on complaint of his
wife, one of two sisters who were sent up
some months ago for having been found in
bad company. 1t was developed yesterday
that the girls were trying to lead honest lives,
while they were annoyed by the attentions of
Beckwith. She refuses to live with him and he
is as jealous as sin. Last week he threatened
to kill her because he heard she had been re.
ceiving company. The whole business looks
fishy. He was sent up for fifteen days and
will have to give bonds in the sum of $50.
The knight Templars' Conclave at still
water.
The annual conclave Of the grand commandery Of
Knights remplars Of the State Of Minnesota will be
held at Still water on Friday Of this week. On the
previous day Bayard commandery will give re-
ception to the visiting Sir Knigh's who will COM
prise at least $50 persons representing all the com.
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