Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-21
CITY GLOBULES.

The will of Samantha A. (Kate) Hutton was
filed yesterday in the probate court.
The Franklin school district is inflicted with
diphtheria, and the malady is said to almost
amount to an endemic.
On account of the death of the president
Mr.. Baldwin's organ recitals will be post
poned for a week or two.
Pat and James Grifen, arrested for disorder
ly conduct, did not appear when their names
were called yesterday and their bail was for
feited.
A deed was recorded in the registers Office
yesterday transferring several lets in different
additions of the city from Esther Jubert to j,
B. Sanborn for $4,000.
| Yesterday the county auditor sold property
coming under the delinquent list in the Fourth
ward. The Sixth ward delinquent property
| and new territory will be sold to-day.
Fred Bartenschlater, of the Minnesota house,
| and James Harris, runner for the Union house,
were fined $40 each yesterday for interfering
with passengers at the Union depot.
Over'2, 100 people attended Buffalo Bills
Sunday evening performance at Milwaukee on
the 18th. He will, no doubt, draw equally
well in this city on Friday and Saturday.
Returns from Redwood county show that
McGill has carried the entire delegation. The
delegates are pledged to vote for McGill as
first choice, with Pillsbury as second choice.
A burly fellow named Frank Peters was
fined s25 yesterday, for assaulting an old gent
| named j. A. Strong. He blacked his eyes,
I. = ell 1,,f nd ~ in
jured him.
Patrick Gibbons, charged with being impli-
Gated in the attack on Henry Witt, was ar
raigned at the police court yesterday. The
other party not having been arrested, the
hearing was continued until tomorrow.
William Horn, an old timer, was up before
the court yesterday charged with being va
grant He begged for chance to leave town
but Officer O'Keefe insisted that he wouldn't
go. He agreed to get out in thirty minutes
and was given last chance.
John Kelly, the snide ring peddler and old
bum, was up again yesterday charged with
practising his old tricks. He said he would
skip the town in five minutes if the court
would let him go, but having no faith in his
promises he went up for thirty days.
James Burns was befor hizzoner yesterday,
charged with stealing Brahma rooster from
Chief R. O. Strong. The appearance of the
inoffendng bird in court gave rise to great
deal of merriment, which was squelched by
the bailiffs. The hearing went over until
Saturday.
Deputy United States Marshal Morrison re-
turned to the city yesterday having in charge
Mort Snyder, former postmaster at Germania,
and A. Bertrem, the eX-postmaster at Adams,
Mower county. They are charged with max
| ing false returns regarding cancelled postage
stamps The hearing will take place to-
| morrow.
George Morton, proprietor of a white and
tan resort on Fourth street, was before the
court yesterday, charged with frescoing the
mug of another gem man named Thomas Nor
ton. The affair." happened Friday night, when
| Thomas, who was lounging around the sa-
loon, took occasion to concern himself about
the welfare of a couple of girls stopping at the
place, also addressing his foul remarks to
Mrs. Morton On coming in the defendant
sliced his namesake and bounced him out A
| fine of $50 was imposed, but owing to the in
| suit offered Mrs Morton it was RENTED.
Inadvertently the GLOBE was made to re-
mark yesterday that Prof King had left this
| city with his big gas bag for the east AS
| stated, he and the balloon were toted through
the city to the depot, on arriving at which the
| professor dumped the canvass and HE'D him
to the Merchants, where he put up for the
night. 1t is reported that arrangements are
on foot to initiate the balloon in this city,
| from where another attempt will be made to
sail for tie east. This, it is understood, will
be done in case the business men of St. Paul
subscribe sufficient sum to defray the ex-
penses, which are said to amount to 81 200.