Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-26
CITY GLOBULES.
The grand jury will meet on the Srd OF

. w. ". 0lludIuy d lONCI Va OnO iSSVoe~t "A1N
was committed Saturday, paid his fine yester
day and was released from durance.
An action was begun in the district court
yesterday, by Michael King against Stephen
Walker and others, to collect an indebtedness
of 81 ,945.
The Offices of the district court, register OF
deeds and abstract clerk, have undergone their
spring cleaning and look as bright and clean
as new pin.
| A large pelican suspended in front oil the
show window of MoFall & Wisnon, fish and
game dealers, Wabashaw street, killed on
White Bear lake Sunday, attracted much at
tention yesterday.
Chas. Bacon and Dan Smith had their bacon
cooked to the tune of $40 each at the police
court yesterday, for raising perditIon on
Fourth street early Sunday morning and para
lying lamp post.
| A difficult surgical operation was performed
at st. Luke's hospital last Sunday, resulting
in the removal of an ovarian tumor weighing
| forty-flve pounds from a lady named Mrs.
LEIGH, residing at Breckenridge.
The case of the city against I. Horan,
charged with an attempted assault on girl,
was called for hearing yesterday and continued
until to-day The defendant demanded jury
trial and gave $500 bail for his appearance.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday ordering Judgment in favor of defendant
in the case of Adam Rau vs. the German Anferi-
can Bank. In this case the note of plaintiff for
5000 had gone to protest and paid by the en-.
dorsers, Archibald & Schurmeier. Plaintiff
sued to recover the note, alleging that he had
paid the bank.
DR.. Cadeux, the eminent temperance advo.
cate, delivered an interesting lecture at Sher-
man hall last night, on the pernicious effects
of alcoholic beverages. The lecture was IL
lustrated by number of practical expert:
ments, showing the hurtful ingredients OF
stimulants, and most interesting entertain
ment was given.
The annual concert and ball, under the
auspices of the Germania Singing society, at
the Athen@um last night, drew cut a large
and appreciative audience. programme OF
admirable vocal numbers was rendered, the
instrumental music being furnished by the
Great Western band. The dancing was con-
tinued until morning.
A bad little boy named John Wallace was
arrested by Officer Newall last night by there
quest of his brother-in-law, who alleges that
he and several other lads had procured a boat
and were about to start down the river on an
expedition. When the officer visited the house
he found the lad tied hand and footto prevent
him from running away.
Hon VIM Fowler, of Newport, Washing
ton county, in the city yesterday, says seeding
is well advanced in his vicinity, and that by
the end of this week the work will be virtually
completed, with the grain put in the groun
in good condition. K. c. Judson, of Farmingd
ton, also had similar report to make when
in the city yesterday.
Two Minneapolis jockeys with full moon
jackets and redundance of fly neckwear,
named Harry Curt, alias Clark, and F. MIN,
alias Floreene, were before hiZzoner yesterday,
charged with fast driving on West Third street.
Officer Baer testified to the break neck speed at
which they were driving when run in. They
pleaded guilty and put up ten bills each.
The case of the city against Tim Delaney,
charged with holding Officer Cunniff whilst
another man pounded him, was called for
hearing in the police court yesterday morn
ing. The officer stated that he preferred not
to prosecute the defendant, having came to
this conclusion at the urgent request of his
friends, in consideration of which the case
was dismissed.
Yesterday forenoon middle aged German
called at Wampler's drug store and cooly in
formed one of the clerks that he had attempt
ed to commit suicide. He stated that he had
attempted to riddle his heart but that the bull
lot had lodged above the belt and was working
into his foot. When last seen he had char
tered hack and was going in the direction of
Dayton's bluff.
P. 7. Kavanagh' sold last fall small piece
of property in the rear Of 1853 Pleasant avenue,
belonging to the estate of Susan Maloney, de-
ceased, at auction by order of the judge pro
bate, for $500, but owing to some flaw in the
title the transfer was not made. Cavanagh
resold the property yesterday for SS25 cash
IAN advance of S225) to the same purchaser,
Mr.. Martin O'Day.
Manager Walsh, of the street car company,
has scored another mark to his credit, and
with characteristic enterprise he has decided
to equip the road with several additional cars.
The new departure will commence to-day,
when four new cars will be put in the service.
Cars will also be run every eight minutes in
stead of ten as heretofore, and the line will be
kept open au hour later in the evenings.
The Plasterers' Benevolent union is to hold
its first annual ball at Pfeifer's hall on Wednes.
Qay eVeQlnS, ApTil Si3 duu JuuSlHS ny Iuc
conduct of the union, and the energy displayed
since its formation, we anticipate very en-
joyable evening. AS the proceeds of the ball
are to be applied to the support of disabled
members who would otherwise be tax on the
city, tits expected that the hall will be filled.
Albert Felzer is one of the boys, and when
picked up by the peeler he was warbling the
tender ditty, "We won't go home till morning,
till broad daylight" He was embracing
lamp post, and the sickly glim responded to
the strain with an appreciative but feeble
flicker. He was yanked IN, and yesterday he
promised the court to never get drunk any
more. Sentence was suspended.
Two topers, bearing the illustrious names
of John Smith and Tom Hughes, wele the first
to answer roll-call at the Monday matinee
| yesterday, which was unusually lively They
| had budged on the product of the distllery
worm and each duffer had held down plank
| in the tower since Saturday night. AS they
appeared to have been punished badly enough,
sentence was suspended during sobriety.
Forbes dramatic company played .'Our
Boarding House" last evening to very indif
ferent house, in very Indifferent manner.
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