Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-12
CITY GLOBULEs.


The bail of Patrick SINNERS was fixed yes
terday at $3.50.
O'Mealey, whose head was punched in the
Conemara row, is getting better.
Two Timber drunks were locked up last
might by Officers Babe and O'Keefe.
Inspector of Steamboats, Gen. Flower re-
turned yesterday from trip up north.
Old man Manke, who fell over the bluff, has
decided not to pass in his chips this deal.
The water will be cut off from to O'Clock
this afternoon, for the purpose of cleaning
mains.
Yesterday Deputy US Marshall Morris
took Thomas Cody, the counterfeiter, to Still
water. BE will do time for one year.
| A couple of highly boozed individuals raised
lively racket on Minnesota street last night,
by indulging in fight. They were run in by
! Officer Mitchell.
johanna Flynn was up yesterday on the old
charge of drunkenness. She had ticket for
White Bear, and promised to leave town. She
was ordered to get.
Mrs. Augusta Eichorn was at the nun ici-
pal court yesterday, charged with threaten
ing the life of Mrs. Smell The hearing was
continued to the 18th inst.
| A man named George Jaynt, who would
rather fight than eat, was before hizzoner yes
terday for pitching into stranger on the
| lower levee He went to the bastile for thirty
| days.
| plat was flied in the register of deeds
Office yesterday, of Prospect Plateau, IN West
| st. Paul. The property was bought by w. A.
| Somers and others from Chester Hitchcock,
| for $500.
| Johanna Flynn, who was before the court
yesterday morning, and who was discharged
on promising to leave town, was arrested by
Officer Zirkelbach at a late hour last night,
beaStly drunk.
| Following new music has been received by
Julius Zahonyi, No. 67 West Third street:
Fort Dearborn, march, by Harris; La Prin-
| cess, mazurka, by Wood; Longing, beauti-
full song, by Fletcher.
Frank Kreger, the grip-sack thief, was
arraigned yesterday for the larceny of five
valises. The proof was not forthcoming and
the charge was changed to vagrancy. On this
count he took thirty days.
| W. B. Mohler, of Wabashaw, has COM
menced suit against Albrecht, Lanpher &
Finch for $5,200 damages. He claims that
| they attached his goods for small debt with
the intention of running his business.
Mrs. Kernisch, the portly female who fred
her liege out of doors, was up yerterday for
| disOrderly. The latter appeared and asked to
| withdraw the complaint, on the grounds that
all was again lovely. The case was dismissed.
| Officer Rouleau arrested a man named
James Proctor yesterday on suspicion of being
snide crook. He disposed of a new revolver
| for song, and had new pocket knives in his
possession which are supposed to have been
stolen.
On an incoming train on the Manitoba road
yesterday, well known gentleman of this
| boom and a vote taken among the passengers
| resulted as follows: McGill, 80; Pillsbury,
Is; Hubbard, g..
A man named E. c. Thomas, of Pipestone
county, was brought to st. Paul yesterday, by
Gen. McLaren, and lodged in Jail. He is ar
| rested on the charge OF perjury in connection
with land Office matters. The hearing will
| take place this week
A New Canada farmer named Cuff was in
town yesterday in quest of his hired man,
| who disappeared last Friday with SAT of the
old mans money. The robbery took place
while Cuff and his wife were away from home.
The sum of $50 of the monay was in gold.
A couple of terriers, named James Riley and
James Murphy, were up yesterday charged
| with stopping citizens on the street and ask
ing for money with which to buy booze.
They are hard looking tramps and went to the
quay for ten days each.
The alarm of fire from box 12 about Z o clock
last evening. was caused by the burning out
of chimney at the corner of Franklin and
West Third streets. The fire department was
promptly on the scene, but there was no oc-
casion for their employment.
Contractors would do well to bear in mind
that the plans for the new capitol building,
after various delays, have been finally deter
| mined upon, and that bids for constructing
the building are to be opened the 18th inst.
| The plans can be inspected at the Office of
| Architect Burlington, either in st. Paul Or
Minneapolis.
warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest of a man named A. st. Peter. Last
| Thursday he deserted his sick wife, hired
| horse and buggy at Adams & Hamilton's
stable, got on spree and drove the animal
nearly to death. He drove up to saloon
| Friday, after being out twenty-four hours, and
| made his escape through arear door.
About the most insuferable nuisance thai
the public have to contend with now, is the
disgraceful manner in which the streets are
| blocked up. Fourth, Fifth, Eighth and other
| prominent streets, are choked ur with build
| ing material and debris, and when one or two
teams attempt to pass, business is stopped for
! hours at a stretch. The police should look
| to it.
Nick Klinger was brought into court yes
| terday morning charged with abusing and
beating his wife. The unhappy episode which
| led to his arrest has already been noticed in
the GLOBE, having transpired several days
ago. Yesterday the defendant appeared truly
contrite and expressed desire to take the
pledge and become just and sober man. He
was sentenced to ninety days, and or taking
! the pledge the same was suspended.
! John Lonzo was arraigned at the police
court yesterday, charged with hammering his
| wife He pleaded guilty and explained to the
court portion Of his trouble, showing, as
| usual, that both parties were to blame for their
marital wretchedness and infelicity. Man and
| wife are both genteel and intelligent and they
seemed to feel keenly their position. He was
| fined s25 or thirty days and put under bonds
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