Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-03
CITY GLOBULEs.

HOuSeh0lderS can save I'VE per ccn'' W P"J
ing their water tax before the 10th OF The
present month. The penalty will be enforced
on all delinquents.
Alto O'Clock last night Forepaugh's twenty
elephants created no small interest as lhey
passed up Wabashaw street en- route to Union
Park where they will spend to-day.
A decision was rendered by Judge Slmons
yesterday ordering judgment for 81 ,l47.2 In
favor of plaintiff, in the case of Mary Good
rich against VIM. Hogan, administrator.
A fight between two circus men in the Sixth
ward was nipped by Officer Moriarity last
night, who waltzed them both in. A turbu-
lent circus man was also run in by Officer
O'Keefe
While the elephants were doing their grand
act in the ring yesterday afternoon thrifty
youth got under the canvas and was caught
IN the act of cabbaging umbrellas and canes.
He was waltzed to the tower.
August Johnson, the colored engineer OF
the Gem City, was before the court yesterday,
charged with cabbaging watch belonging to
a drunken Swede There was no evidence of
guilt and he was discharged.
1t is John Butler, and not Pat Butler, who
has the Seventh street sewer contract. Pat
Butler disclaims being contractor, and says
he ALWAYS pays such high wages that he is
never troubled with strikes.
An unfortunate case of insanity was devel-
oped last night, being that of a young wo-
man named Matilda Bowers, residing on Thir-
tenth street. She was taken violently insane
and had to be confined in the county jail.
A reward was offered yesterday for the man
W.
snce aren't on Third street. The affair took
place Friday evening, and rumor has it that
the policy man held his own in 4 manner to
admire.
Mr.. j. L. Demeules, representing Beaupre,
Keogh 81 Co., returned to the city yesterday
from a northern trip, and will be on hand to-
morrow at Lake Minnetonka with his asso-
ciates of the Northwestern Travelling Mems
association.
The Jury in the case Of j. B. Brisbine
against A. R. Capehart, on trial in the mu-
nicipal court, in which action was brought
for additional professional services of $50, re-
turned verdict yesterday in favor of plain
if for the full amount.
Yesterday afternoon at the circus, Officer
Murphy arrested a man named Frank Badcan,
who is supposed to have been concerned IN
the robbery of jewelry store at Milwaukee
last week. He was arrested at the instance OF
an official from that burg.
United States deputy marshal brought to
St. Paul last night two prisoners named rat
rick Dempsey and John Peaters, charged with
breaking the seals of cars and abstracting
bonded goods near Brainerd. they were
lodged in the county Jail.
A shock headed Swede, the essence of sub
li1nated stupidity, was up yesterday for drunk
enness. He care up on the Gem City and
claimed to have been robbed of watch. He
went to the quay for five days, and Will not
celebrate the glorious Fourth.
The money order department of the post
Office will be closed all day tomorrow. Two
general deliveries will be made, from z to A.
NJ, and from to Z o'clock P. NJ. The car
riers will make no street delivery, but will be
at the postoffice from to 9 A NJ.
Hattie Mcbride, nymph du pave and the
former madam of bagnio, was before Judge
Burr Yesterday, charged with keeping house
of i'll fame She stated that she had quit the
nefarious business and with this understand
ing the usual sentence was suspended.
About 10 o'clock last night Sergeant Walsh
was attracted to Second street, near Bridge
Square, by the report of revolver, which
was found to be in the hands of drunken
attache of the circus He was put under
arrest, and resisted the officer, but was finally
locked up.
Judge Nelson yesterday issued an order for
the release of Chauncey D. Tuttle, confined In
the county Jail for contempt in refusing to
answer the summons OF the court WIN resaru
TO his account as trustee. His wife transfer
red certain judgments to the court and the
case was thus settled.
At $50 O'Clock last night, in attempting to
cross West Tenth street, the three year old
down by horse attached to McCormick's
grocery wrgon, and serious cash inflicted
in her forehead. She was attended by Dr.
Stamm and will soon recover.
A fellow named Fraak Fisher rushed out of
McBride's bagnio last night and accused one
of the inmates of robbing him of 500. He
and the girl were brought to the city hall by
Officer Baer, and on being searched 500 OF the
money was found on his person. The girl
was released and the seven-up snoozer was
put in cell.
During the street procession yesterday
morning painful accident occurred to the
ten year old daughter of Mr.. j. j. Lemon, at
While watching the parade in company with
her father, one of the bars of grating gave
way, causing her to fall to the sidewalk. One
of her feet was seriously but not dangerously
bruised.
Early yesterday morning bum named Cor
nelus Griffen, went into McLeod's restaurant,
and after ordering drink he refused to pay
for the booze fearful racket was raised,
and trouble was prevented by Officer O'Keefe,
who Walked him to the tower. When the case
was called he did not appear. Ten dollars
bail was forfeited and an attachment was
issued for his arrest.
Adiutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceived notice of the allowance of seven lnva-
lid pension claims, as follows: One for re-
cent discharge from the regular army, at s.
Der month, and amounting to SOL. at time
of allowance The other six were in favor of
ex-yoluuteers for the following amounts
s47S IA, $751;. 33, 81 liz. 90, S1,1S6.60, ST.
gro so and SSl0.40.
About 10 o'clock last night Mrs. Paul
Baumbach, residing on the hill in the Sixth
ward, heard someone prowling around IN the
first story of her house, and on going down
stairs she encountered young man IN his
stocking feet. The plucky woman seized the
thief and took his boots from him. he man.