Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-14
CITY GLoBULEs.

IOr the arrest OF Otto dael, on the charge OF
| assault and battery.
xJohanna Flynn, the played-out pelican, was
up again yesterday on the same charge OF
booze. She went up for 80 days.
Mayor Rice has appointed VIM. scanlan as
special policeman at Lake Como. He is put
there upon the request of Col. Leigh.
Officer Nygaard has resigned his position
on the police force to accept the management
of Norwegian paper about to be started.
Yesterday Judge Nelson denied the motion
| for new triali the case of John Hammer.
gren against Henry schurmeier and others.
The Tarbox property on Eagle street, near
the Seven Corners, ITO front by 21O feet deep,
has been sold to ]. H. Drake. Esq, for $500.
Mississippi Red, the snids crook, was found
on Jackson street by Officer Kennally, who
put him on one of the up-bound trains for the
suburbs.
Officer DeCorsey arrested young man
named Quigby last night, who was armed with
a newjack knife and revolver. He was run
in on suspicion.
Yesterday afternoon the district court took
up the case of the Slate against II. L. Hink-
ley, charged with obstrncting highway in
White Bear township.
VIM. Kenney, who was arrested on Third
street Sunday night for raising perdition in
company with two other snoozers, forfeited
his bail yesterday, SO.
A peddler of snide anger-rings, named John
Kelly, was arrested last night by Officer De
Corsey. When arrested he had pound of
worked-up brass in his pockets.
Two special policemen, named Brady and
Hannah, have been appointed to do service on
the lower levee at the instance of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad company.
DR.. Hagan leaves to-day for his trip to Cali.
fornia, the Sandwich and other South Pacific
islands. His family will accompany him to
Oregon. He expects to be absent year.
Mary Lowell swore out warrant yesterday
for the arrest of John Frithzen on the charge
of assault with weapon. She claims that he
attacked her husband and tried to cut off his
ear.
No. 1 fire engine, the boiler of which has
been undergoing repairs for some time past,
was tested yesterday afternoon and found o.
T., and the engine will be put into service to-
day.
Fire engines and yesterday afternoon
filled the cistern, corner of Selby and Earring
ton avenues, taking the water from the hy-
drant at the corner of Third and Summit ave-
nue..
The ladies of the Clinton Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, Sixth ward, announce
strawberry festival this evening, near the
Humboldt school building. Everybody is in
vited.
Officer Cunnlff arrested termagent named
Mrs. Calvin yesterday afternoon, who got on
a spree and was cleaning out her house, old
man and all. She and prattling innocent
were put in the woman's cell.
Parties who have examined the mason work
for the basement walls of the new capitol
building assert that no better piece of work
was ever done in this city. Mr.. Isaac w. Mil
ner is experimenting the work.
Hiram Lovejoy, the man who phys the voca-
tion of a petty sneak thief, was before hizzoner
yesterday on the charge of vagrancy. He re-
ceived 50x90 days sentence, which was sus-
pended on his promising to leave town.
To the great number OF employees of mercan-
tile houses and railway employees in that part
of the city the establishment of Stiefel's place
is q boon. 1t is a pleasant and quiet resort,
which they appreciate and literally patronize.
Fred Bumbelong was yanked in by Officer
Gibbons yesterday, on the charge Of dsorderly
conduct, which consisted of indecent exposure
of his person. He was stupid drunk, and by
reason of thirty days. stretch in the roost,
he will not celebrate the Fourth.
Mayor Rice has appointed special police
man without pay to patrol the shores of Lake
Como and prevent the visitors from bathing
during daylight. The officer will be paid by
the residents in that vicinity who have been
greatly annoyed by nude bathers during the
recent hot season.
The new Swedish society Vega announces
an Ice cream festival and literary and musical
entertainment at their hall, 253 East Seventh
street, this Tuesday evening, commencing at Z
o'clock. The musical programme will be both
vocal and instrumental, the quartette singing
being an especial feature.
About II o'clock last night Mr.. Fritz Hen.
ming, proprietor of Harmonic hall, adjoining
the Opera house, Wabashaw street, was the
recipient of serenade rendered by the Great
Union band The testimonial was intended to
blRudllZe but ItJuNcudtlOu vi LILO pldCC, "uiCH
has undergone a complete renovation.
A quartette of seedy louts named James
Proctor, Tom Hall, John James and Chas.
Wilson, were up yesterday for vagrancy.
They were suspected of being petty sneak
thieves, but no evidence was adduced to fortify
the charge. The first three went to the bas-
tile for twenty days, and Wilson was sent out
of town.
The plans of the new $4,000 dwelling about
to be erected by W. R. Merriam, were drawn
ky Clarence II. Johnston, st. Paul boy, who
has won golden honors in New York. He is
the son of Alexander Johnston, the we'll
known newspaper man, and but % years of
age. His plans were accepted among dozen
competitors.
There expired at st. Luke's hospital at
6 o'clock yesterday morning a lady named
Mrs. B. Lie, residing near Breckenridge, D.
T. Mrs. Lie came to st. Paul for medical
treatment, having had tumor removed some
six weeks ago. She never recovered from the
operation and died in the presence of her hus-
band and friends.
Col. Taylor, State librarian, has been forced
to close the library to public use for few
days while he and several assistants stamp,
number and arrange the large number of new
books received to replace those burnt in the
capitol fire. The colonel hopes to have every
thing properly arranged tomorrow, but 1t
m y he some time Thursfav before the work is