Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-03
CITY GLOBULES.
The teachers will be paid tomorrow.

Inc teachers VIII NC pdiu to-HOEloW.
Yesterday the district court was still engag
ed in trying the case of the State against Frank
Mantor.
Yesterday morning Officer Lynch found a
sick and INDECENT man on the lower levee and
removed him to the hospital.
Bishop Ireland will commence series of
lectures on Sunday evening, in, reply to the
sermons of Rev. Samuel Smith, on errors of
Romanism."
In addition to his other duties as general
factotum, Jailer Jessrang was engaged last
midnight in scrubbing the city hall. This is
a dead glve-away on the city.
Albert Mansky was before hizzouer yester-
day charged with dlsorderly conduct, on CON-
plant of his near nelghbor, Margaret Conroy.
The hearing was continued until to-day.
A rich velvet carpet of beautiful design and
harmonious colors, hanging in the show Win
dow of Matheis' carpet store, Third street, at
tracted much attention yesterday afternoon.
Two very small ana penniless boys named
Ryan, arrived on the eastern train last night
from Chicago. They are en- route to Join
friends in Minneapolis, and were lodged at
city hall last night.
DR.. Mintzer was arraigned at the police
court yesterday, charged with trying to get
the drop on one Peter Lastie with his little re-
volver. The case went over until to-day, and
bonds were given in the sum OF $500.
The third annual picnic and athletic games
of the St. Andrews society OF st. Paul will
take place at the Leip house, White Bear Lake,
on Friday next. The CHARACTERISTIC Scottish
games will constitute feature of the day.
Night before last several young villains
threw a package of fire erackers under the
door of Keilier's shanty on st. Peter near Rice
street. A sick child in the house was thrown
into commissions. The rascals should be
hauled up.
The oil mill company having been reorgan-
lied, its mill, destroyed by the fatal explosion
and fire of last fall, is to be rebuilt within the
next ninety days, so as to be put into opera
ton early on this seasons crop of fax seed.
The company Is also larger holder of seed of
last crop.
About this time it would be fair to enquire
as TO the whereabouts of John Green, who
shot Furgeson. He was convicted aud re-
leased on bail, pending new trial. His case
was called in the district court yesterday aud
continued. This case, which has always been
complicated, looks more fshy than ever.
In the district court yesterday the case of
the State vs.. L. s. Woodruff, indicted for en-
bezzling school funds from Rose township,
was called up. Mr. Egan stated that as the
money had been returned he did not think
there was prospect for conviction. 4 nolle
proseQui was thereupon entered and the case
dismissed
Early yesterday morning Officer Baer was
attracted by yell Of bloody murder III the Vi
cinity of Emmert's brewery. He ran down and
found IN old bum lying in the street with heels
up,and another at the brewery. They were
both loaded with booze and had vainly tried to
get up an encounter. Yesterday they were be-
fore hizzoner, who sent them to the bast1le
for thirty days each
4 large audience assembled at Plymouth
church last night to hear the lecture of Col.
James Fairman on the subject of cart" A
captivating entertainment was given, the
theme being treated in the usual manner of
this most distinguished artist and lecturer.
For the interest of art in st. Paul, it is to be
hoped that Col. Fairman will receive encour
agement to deliver course of lectures on his
favored subject.
The case Of the State against John r. Greer,
indicted for an assault on A. c. Savage, with
lUl6DJ W COuluIiJ Slcdb bOtil1 UiTlH1 WIS
called for trial in the district court at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Messrs. Castle and Corn
well appeared for the defendant, and, after a
jury had been partially empanneiled, the de-
fendant expressed Willingness to plead guilty
TO simple assault, which was granted, where
upon the jury was dispensed with. Sentence
was postponed.
Suit was commenced in the district court
yesterday by Sheriff Richter against the board
of county commissioners of Ramsey county to
enforce payment of Sl76 for committing pris-
oners to the county Jail from January to May
l, 1881. The object of the suit is to have the
district court settle the question as to the
legality OF the fees, which, up to the present
administration, have been allowed by the
county board. The commissioners refused to
allow the bill and hence the suit.
Young America is too wont to initiate the
worst vices of its elders. Three striplings
named H. Kennedy, Peter Young and VIM.
Bruce, were before hizzonor yesterday charged
with raiding Hopping saloon on University
avenue. A few evenings since the young
scamps visited the saloon and called for beer,
which was refused, whereupon they went out
and threw rocks 1t the place, breaking a num-
Der of windows. They were fined S25 or thirty
days each. They paid the coin.
If men were sized up according to their
sand 1t would often become difficult to dis
tinguish gnat from man, or vice versa.
Nick Burchard was arrested on complaint of
John Kernisch, charged with destroying the
latter's domestic happiness. The other night
Kernisch went home and found Nick In COM
pany with his wife. Nick played the part of
q brazen and kicked the cuckold out of the
house. He was sent up for twenty days,
whether for kicking Kernisch or the other
thing isn't known.
George Downs and Nick Speicher are me.
chanics employed at the Manitoba round
house. They were formerly chums and room
mates, and their intercourse was marked by
the most amiable relations that can govern
friendship. A few days since breach oc-
CURED, which has widened into bitter enmity-
Last Wednesday Downs took Speicher to task
for retailing gossip about him, and the affair
resulted in fight. Downs, the assailant,
was before Judge Burr yesterday, charged
with assault and battery. The testimony
showed that Speicher had attacked Downs the
day previous, and the affair was badly mixed.
Downs was fined S25, and both men were put
under 800 bonds each, to keep the peace.