Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-11
CITY GLOBULES.

all hands were busy sacking potatoes for ship
ment South.
Thomas Hall will face the music this morn
ing on the charge of erecting head on
companion named Bart Carrier.
Yesterday Sheriff Richter repleyined a hunt
ING dog from Mike Cummins, at the instance
of Mr.. Wilson, of Minneapolis.
The case of H. D. Dean, the street car
driver. was called in the police court yesterday,
and again continued for two weeks.
4 switch was laid yesterday connecting the
new freight house tracks of the NJ. d st. P.
company with the levee transfer track.
The State inspector general visited the
armory at City Hall yesterday and reported
the weapons of war in good condition.
Concert and select readings, by Plymouth
choir and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Davis, at the rooms OF
the Y. NJ. C. A. this evening, at O'Clock.
The public are cordially invited.
Word was received here yesterday that John
Redman, the colored attendant of General
Manager S. S. Merrill, was killed by the cars
at Brooktield Junction, Wis, few days ago.
The st. Paul & Duluth company has re-
ceived from the manufacturers two new,
heavy locomotives, part of the additional
equipment ordered by the company several
months ago.
Geo. H. Hazards new advertising dodger
gives picture of the new capitol and its
plans, with polite announcement to men,
bers of the legislature that George is not a
candidate for office but,sels tickets, etc.
Gov. Pillsbury yesterday completed the
naming of delegates in the river improvement
convention at St. Louis, by the appointment
of Hon. W. D. Washburn. Plat B. Walker
and Richard Chute, Esq, Of Minneapolis.
4 woman named Mary Byce was arrained at
the municipal court yesterday afternoon,
charged with the larceny of S55 from her
former employer, Mary Ryder. The case was
partially tried and continued until to-day.
sat the chamber of commerce yesterday
morning, Capt. Berkey reported that an eigh-
teen mill tax had been agreed upon. Mr..
Auerbach was elected director, to fill a va
cancy and desulteny talk was INDUCED rela-
tive 10 business matters.
James Fogarty was picked up at Bridge
square by Officer Baer Sunday night, Slumber-
ing the sleep of an inebriate He was up yes
terday and stated that he wanted to go to
Pittsburgh. On payment of So he was ordered
TO leave for the city of smoke.
A large sale was recorded in the Register of
Deeds office yesterday, being the transfer OF
lot four, block twenty five, ST. Paul proper,
on Fourth street, by John Wann and wife, to
T. W. Burdck and s. W. Matteson, of Iowa,
the consideration being $4,000,
Thomas Moulton, Harvey Sherry and Sam,
Berry were before hizzoner yesterday for rails
ing midnight racket on Rice street. They
discharged revolver, just to see how the old
thing worked. Moulton and Berry paid hiteen
bills, and Sherry was discharged.
Patrick Needham was arraigned at the po-
lice court Yesterday, charged with cabbaging
fire wood from the Superior depot. The court
was handed Il curiously werded note from a
friend of defendants, intended as a certificate
of good character. Hearing to-day.
Letters received from George H. Spencer,
state that he is in quiet possession of the
Grow Creek Indian agency, to which he was
appointed by the late president, and that the
Indians show no signs of dissatisfaction, now
that they know he is not trader but their
agent.
Representatives of the different fire organi-
cations of the city to the state firemen's con-
vention, to be held at Winona, accompanied by
Chief r. O. Strong. secretary of the state Or
ganization, will leave for that city by the mid
day train on the Chicago, Milwaukee d st.
Paul road to-day.
Sunday night the inhabitants of the settle
ment near the Lake Superior depot engaged In
a strictly friendly and characteristic row. The
trouble seemed to be between the Rourke and
the Earle families, about dozen Of the repre-.
sentatives of whom appeared yesterday ana
swore out cross warrants.
PIT. Kavanagh sold at auction yesterday,
for the'J G. Ramsey estate, a lot on the corner
of St. Paul and Somerset strrets. The lot is
5Ox125 with a two story brick house. 1t sold
fol S4,125 cash, Mr.. +. Knauft being the
purchaser If the sale had been on time it
would probably have brought S4,5OO.
Mr.. Thomas Brian, the well known boat
man at White Bear, will be married on
Thursday at the French Catholic church, to
Miss Minnie Brachvogel, of White Bear.
Those who have cruised with him on the
waters of our inland sea will unite is wishing
the couple prosperous voyage on the sea of
matrimony.
The United States district court on yesterday
was engaged as follows: G. M. Decker,
breaking into post Office near Morris, SEN
fenced to paw fine of 500 or be committed
Indians; on trial. In the case of DEMPSEY
and Peters, charged with breaking into
sealed car, a verdict of guilty was returned.
Yesterday afternoon man named j. Lun-
dlen preferred charges against one John Gal
lagher, claiming that the latter had distracted
his watch while asleep at Halden's tailor
shop on Washington street, opposite the
Metropolitan hotel. Gallagher was arrested
and brought into court, but as there was no
evidence to sustain the charge, the case was
dismissed.
James Graham, an enterprisi,g kid of seven
teen winters, and tough ones they must have
been, Judging from appearances, acknowledged
to the court yesterday that he had been drunk.
He patronized Munson's saloon, on Seventh
street, played pool, guZzled beer like a trooper,
and was kicked out by the bartender for refus-
ing to settle. He was fined So, and the saloon
keeper will be prosecuted for selling drinks to
q minor,
1t seems Richard, said the court to Dick
Borschart yesterday morning, that every time
You get drunk you manage to get into trouble
Dick, who wore nobby necktie and rumpled
choker and who reminded one of the i'm
mortal Swiveller, acknowledged that he had
taken modest quencher. Officer McFetridge
stated that while under the influence of the
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