Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-09
CITY GLOBULEs.


the purpose of completing the new story just
added to that caravansary.
When Charles Donaldson stood up to an
swer the charge of having been drunk he aa-
mItted the fact, but as it proved mild one his
sentence of $40 was suspended.
James Markle, brakeman on a freight train
on the c., st. p & o, railroad, was run over
by the cars and killed, at a point about hve
miles beyond Lake Crystal, Thursday night.
Health Inspector Patterson had two men
before the Municipal court yesterday, charged
with nuisance AS they promised to have
the same remedied their case was continued.
The arrivals of summer tourists yesterday
were most numerous of the season. one
happy party, from st. Louis, consists OF SIX
or seven ladies, encountered with only one
man.
Up to 10 O'Clock last night the caboose was
occupied by but one solitary drunk. lie had
recov, red consciousness so far as TO SEND ior
sausages, crackers aud cheese at the hour
named.
e. Brown was charged with stealing two
bottles of Settler from a saloon during the
Rogers block fire. AS the evidence was not
very strong and he being young LAD, SEN
tence was suspended.
Joseph Chaffey, rather good looking
Young man., plead guilty TO having been
drunk the night BEFORE in the Municipal
court Yesterday morning. He paid 50 for the
headache and shame.
Poor Anna Crosby had been released from
the Home of the Good Shepherd only lew
days, and yesterday she made her appearance
again before Judge Burr, who sent her back
to that institution for ninety days.
A child of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Z. McGrath,
aged about a week, died on Thursday at the
county farm, of which Mr.. McGrath Is the
superintendent. Mrs. McGrath, 1t is pleasing
to record, is in fair way of recovery.
The further hearing in the case of the Unit
ed States against Dempsey and Peters for
Which has been on trial for several days before
Commissioner Cardozo, was continued until
10 O'Clock this morning.
Considerable complaint is made because OF
the fact that contractors for sidewalks in varl
GUS parts of the city frequently take up per-
fectly sound walks and lay them anew when
there is no necessity for it, MIR. A. /. Z.
Pierson is the latest victim.
When John Pearson put in an appearance at
the Municipal court yesterday morning, with
bloated face, bloodshot eyes, tangled hair and
dirty clothes, it needed no witnesses to con-
vince his honor that John had been fearfully
and wonderfully drunk. He was given five
days.
The old sash factory building at the corner
of Franklin and Eagle streets, is being fitted
up for tannery by A. O. Bailey & Co., who
propose, as heretofore mentioned in the
GLOBE, to engage largely in the tanning OF
buffalo hides, deer and antelope skins, etc,
aud the washing vi lace leather glove, leatli-
er, etc.
Judge McGrorty, as referee, commenced yes
terday afternoon TO take testimony in The di-
vorce suit of Michael Flynn against his wife,
Mary Flynn. Mr.. Flynn i'll his complaint
charges his wife with habitual drunkenness
and Indecent conduct of various kinds and de
grees. The parties have resided near the old
Winslow mill ON the saltwater road
C. H. Lewis, on behalf of the st. Paul 81
Duluth roa :, had two young lad, ages from
10 to IL years, arrested for placing Obstruc-
tions upon the track of that road at Il point
some SIX miles from st. Paul. The obstruc-
tions consisted of stone and sticks of wood.
The parents gave bail for their appearance,
and the case was continued to July 18th.
The preliminary examination of John
Hughes, charged with rape upon the little
girl, Anna Art, was commenced before
Judge Burr in the Municipal Court yesterday.
The examination occupied the time of the
court during the whole afternoon session. At
the close of the testimony fer the State the
further hearing was postponed until Monday
at 9 A. NJ.
Tha Wah no Of
nounces the death of William Henry Worth.
ington, aged 81 years. Deceased was soldier
of the Florida and Mexican wars, and in the
last war served through as private in COM
pany /, of the First Minnesota. He was sim
gular character, and will be remembered by
the now old boys of the old First as the man
they entitled Duke
There is considerable dissatisfaction among
the occupants OF the stores on West Third
street, between Market and st. Peter streets,
at the lowering of the grade of the side
walks. At the corner of Market street there
is reduction of the grade of eight inches,
which is gradually reduced till at the middle
of the block 1t reaches the old grade. The
expense to some of the storekeepers for con-
structing steps, etc., will be considerable
About half-past 10 o'clock last evening
Minneapolis team attached to a hack took
fright in front of Caldwells, on Jackson
street, and ran at furious pace down the
street. The vehicle collded with a telegraph
pole on the corner of Fourth and Jackson
streets, demolishing it pretty effectually. The
walking was good, and the party chartering
the hack are supposed 10 have reached their
Minneapolis homes at an early hour this
morning.
About 1870 yesterday morning Officer Glib
bons discovered a hatless, bootless, half-naked
man coming across the bridge at double quick
time. He stated that he had been taking a
row In boat on the river, when his boat was
capsized and he had hard struggle for life
finally managing to effect landing on the
island above the bridge, whence he effected an
entrance to the bridge up the stairs of the
boat club. He refused TO give his name, but
hired hack and was driven to an elegant resi-
dence on Dayton avrnue.
James Boyd is the contractor for the cree
tion of the Kelly building, as well as the Others
in that block, extending from Slbley to
Wacouta street. He Is using too large por-
ton of the street with his building material,
and when demonstrated with by Officer O'Keefe
he not only refused to move the obstruction,
but used abusive language to the officer. For
this spirit of independence he paid $40 yester-
day morning and did not even wait for a
receipt.
Mr.. Eversole, press agent of Haverly's New
Mastodon minstrels, yesterday completed ar
engagements by which Mr.. ROBBIE, pitcher for
the North Star base ball club, has undertaken
to get nine together to play the minstrel
nine Monday afternoon. The game will be on
the old Red Cap grounds, to commence at
2:S0 P. NJ The minstrel nine will be COM
posed as follows: Mack, p; IDgraham, c. !;
I h. !, &.
Harley, 8 b.; Wright, !. f.; Millens, C. f.; Gar
land, r. f.
Its Good Omen.
Maj. and Mrs. Fl. of this city, are the
happy possessors of a pretty, prattling,
four year old girl, rosy and dimpled, with
l.. !. e