Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-27
CITY GLOBULEs.

WH' nnOues, Jr, was yesterday appOlnte0
the administrator of the estate of his father.
Officer DeCorsey ran in crazy drunk last
night, the bearer of which tried his level best
to smash number of windows.
The bond of the town treasurer of Mounds
View, in the sum of $500, was filed in the re-
gister of deeds office yesterday.
Mr.. Park Davis, of Fairmount, was admitted
70 the bar yesterday by Judge Brill, on motion
OF the committee on examination.
The failure Of A. FL. Strouse came before
Judge Brill yesterday on garnishee dis
closure. The matter was submitted.
Chas. Smith, arrested in Becker county for
selling liquor to Indians, was brought to St.
Paul yesterday and incarcerated in the bastile.
The Sixth ward branch of the Land league
will hold its regular meeting this after
noon at 4:SO o'clock, at st. Michael's temper
ance hall.
1t was Frank and not Edward Schlick who
complained at police headquarters, Friday, of
the misdeeds and annoyance of fellow named
Welch, who has been up for larceny.
Application was made by Alexander Debeau
and wife before Judge Brill yesterday for :the
adoption of child named Elise Mahoney. The
application was granted.
DETECTIVE O'Conuor AMI OF Ger Lowell ar
rested Sarah Thorworth Last night at her resi-.
dence on Sixth street for stea.ing fifty dollars
worth of clothing from domestic at the
Clarendon, named Mary Dashbaek.
While playing on st. Panl street yesterday
morning the young son of Mr.. John Jensen,
bookkeeper at Dawson & Co.'s bank, was at
tackled and bitten by dog owned by Capt.
Castle. The police are going for that purp.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. T. r. Selmes, while
exercising a colt, was thrown to the ground
at the corner of Fifth and Washington streets
and quite seriously injured He sustained
painful wounds about the spine and shoulders,
but it is thought the injuries will only be
temporary.
John Lawrence, the first sinner before hiz-
zoner yesterday, had been badly boozed. He
was found by Officer Zirkelbach on lower
Seventh street holding down the soft side of
sidewalk, and he was given free ride on the
drunk cart. He will not tackle any more of
the old stuff for five days:
A reward of 500 is offered for the capture of
John Mcclure, alias Jack Collins, who broke
from the Deleware county, Iowa jail, on the
night of 23rd, inst. He is wanted for the
murder of John Norris last September.
Mcclure is "a years old, 5 feet inches high,
sandy complexioned, blue eyes, and weighs
160 pounds.
Judge Parker, of City Attorney Murray's
Office, has fled the answer to the complaint in
the case of Elizabeth C. Parker against the
city for $4,000, for alleged trespass in Irvine
park. The answer denies the allegations of
the complaint, and sets up that plaintiff does
not own the property, and that the city never
made the alleged excavation.
About twenty empty cigar boxes were
seized by Deputy United States Marshal
Bracket at Mr.. Wizards place, corner Cedar
and Seventh streets, for violation of the revenue
laws, the stamps thereon not having been de-
stroyeA according to law as provided in such
cases. The fine attached is $50 per box. Mr..
Willard, however, claims that these boxes
were in the place when he purchased it, about
ten days ago.
The closing exercises at Rice school last
Friday were of highly entertaining charac-
ter and about fifty visitors were in attendance.
At the close of the programme Inspector
Turner, of the First ward, presented two hand
some volumes to Mr.. DonhelIy, principal of
vino shall have attained the highest general
average at the close of the next term of school.
The books will be awarded to pupils in Miss
McGrorty's and Mr.. Donnelly's rooms.
When dame nature projected Thomas shedy
into this mundane and dizzy old globe she
sealed up his organs of speech and hearing.
To the infirmities Of mute he added the vice
of rum, which made up q powerful bad team.
He was picked up on Jackson street Friday
night maudlin drunk. Yesterday he was be-
fore the court. He sent up note which read
as follows: 81 don't know what was the mat
ter with me last night. am going out" It
was ascertained that he wanted to go to La
Crosse. and the court ordered him to get
out
Charles Kerner was arraigned at the police
court yesterday charged with assaulting man
named Phillip BARKER. The fandango took
place near Hamm's brewery. BARKER was
driving in that vicinity last Thursday when
he was interrupted by Kerner, who was throw
ing tin cans in the street Barkler requested
him to stop, and not complying, be got down
from the wagon and proceeded to polish him
of. Mrs. Kerner was fam to help her liege
by using stone on the anatomy OF her hus-
bands enemy. Both were pretty badly pound
ed. The defendant was fined IS.
". D. bOyden, WIN q oadty OuhgSu eyo,
called at the GLOBE Office last evening for the
purpose of explaining why he will be obliged
to carry raw beefsteak over his optic for
some days to come, and this is his story: He
called at his mother-in-law's house, 221
Franklin street, last evening to see his wife,
who came to the door to meet him. They
were talking quietly when her brother, War
rem C. Percy, came out with Sam Hanson and
assaulted him savagely, infiictlng the bruises
mentioned. He swears there was no cause for
the assaults, and will call on Judge Burr on
Monday for redress.
Ho.u is This FOR Cnre PA CHinahar