Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-29
CITY GLOBULEs.

David O'Neil was up yesterday, charged with |
erecting bay window addition on the 'front.'
ispiece of a fellow named John Eagan. 1t was
a kind of q go-as-you please racket, and de-
fendant was fined IS. He paid the scrip.
An application for an injunction was made
by Advocate Beals yesterday In the district
court, in behalf Of the st. Paul harvester
works, to prevent John Marty from slaugh
tering cattle on the banks OF Phalen creek.
Last midnight Officer Gibbons ran in
drunken lumberman who was too full of the
rosy to navigate. All he could say was that
he had worked for man named Moon. 10
had on his person q certificate Of deposit for
$50.
John Tallant, like the rash and foolish
servant, took the talent which had been given
him, and after squandsring it for booze he
blowed in the napkin. He was before Judge
Burr yesterday and went to the quay for Ave
days.
The first parasol of the season was observed
strutting down Wabashaw street yesterday In
the hands of q mincing but very pretty maiden.
The pluck and enterprise OF ths thing is to be
admired, but the sunshade looked as If it had
been picked before it was ripe.
The hardware store Of E. 8. Hamilton, cor.
ner of Sixth and jackson streets, was entered
by thieves night before last and burglarizsd of
q dozen razors and the same number Of re-
volvers. The thieves obtained entrance through
q rear window. he loss is from $50 to SIS.
Capt. Clark and Detective 0,Connor arrested
@ man last night who IL supposed to be i'm
pllcated in the burglary. tits thought that
The ROBBERY was com United by trio Of well
known crooks, two OF whom are still at large.
The ladies of the First Baptist church have
arranged to hold a novel meeting at their
church today--a protracted nesting on behalf
OF missions, to begin at 1O:S0A A. NJ. and last
throughout the day. o sustain themselves
through the meeting the ladies will carry
their luncheon baskets.
Judge Simons was engaged yesterday in
bearing the case of M. Heiuemann and others
against Geo. W. Becht ct al. The defendants
purchased the bankrupt stock Of j. Hertog,
and the suit is brought by the credit
ors, the latter who claim that Becht & Co. re-
eeived more goods than were coming to them.
Sunday forenoon Nick Schultz visited the
Golden Eagle clothing store on Jackson street,
and, helping himself to a spring benjamin, be
took walk around the block. He forgot to
return, and yesterday he was collared by Officer
DeCorsey, doing the grand on jackson street.
He was brought up and released on condition
that he at once leave the city.
Sarah Thornton was arraigned at the mu-
nicipai court yesterday charged with the lar
ceny of two dresses, cloak, SO and some
other trihes from domestic at the Clarendon
hotel named Mary Dashback. She pleaded
guilty and waived examination. The woman
Is in pltfully delicate condition, and she was
released on her own recognizance.
A dizzy looking Teuton named Nick Fugall
was picked up on Sixth street Saturday night,
trying to do the grand act by throwing him.
self into barber shop by way OF the window.
Officer DeCorsey said he would take him where
hescould get clean scrape and he was run in.
Yesterday he was before hi.zoner, and the
matter was squared on payment of $40.
Twelve idle, shiftless, lean, cadaverous, un.
kempt, sinister and hungry-looking raga-
mullins were arraigned at the police court yes
terday for vagrancy. They are chronic buns
and have been nightly dodgers at the police
station, having been steered over Yesterday
morning. They were sentenced 10 thirty days
each, and the same was suspended for an hour
to let them get out.
tits a pity to see one of the fair sex addicted to
the fatal vice of rum. Sally Cotton, venerable
dame, with the hard lines of trouble in her
face, was before the court Yesterday for drunk
enness. The poor old girl acknowledged the
corn, but Eyer honor, sLe said, lit is long time
Since I've been here before, and want to leave
town." She went away with the benediction
OF the court, and every heart was touched.
Articles of incorporation of the Lyndale
Construction company were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. The business of
the corporation Is to be the grading, bridg-
ing, ironing and equipping railway lines. The
capital stock of the company is placed at
100000, and the incorporators are William
McCrary, Samuel E. Nsiler, Joseph Dean, A,
B. Nettleton and Judson N. Cross, all Of Min.
neapohs.
Last night Nemesis, in the shape of the
strong arm of the law, overlook the parties
who burglarized the boot and shoe establish.
ment OF Forepaugh & Tarbox about three
weeks ago. The parties arrested are Larry
MullorY and Edward Fox, q couple of old
timers, and the property, consisting of eleven
pairs CT shoes, was all recovered. he men
were arrested by Capt. Clark and Detective
O'Connor. Mullory, who is suffering from a
bluff, at the head Of Robert street, and brought
TO city hall IN hack. Fox was arrested at
his home on Josette street.
Are You there Dennis! said hizzonor, as q
tall q bernian rose 10 his pins in the police
court yesterday morning. Stand down, shout.
ed tbs bailff, and Dennis Callahan got into his
seat again. Now then, continued the court,
you're up for raising row in street car;
pha : that, cried the prisoner, and the ground.
lngs commenced to laugh. The baliff cried
heeSa It., and 1t went. Then Officer
Gibbons exl lained that the prisoner had
boarded bounding street car Saturday eve.
ming, and while drunk, had employed unseen
" and vulgar language. He had been or.
run in. 1t was his first offense. A previous
good character was shown, and several tes-
titled to his industry. Sentence was sus.
pended.
When it it comes to anything in the line of
the muse the clerk of the police court is an
artist; hardly day passes but he collars Par.
nsssus and relieves his pent up mind OF some
sweet and golden jingle. He is creature of
moods and sportive fanoies. Yesterday he got
astride of his high horse ana was like to have
ridden the decrepit old thing to death. His
theme was dedicated to Gambrinus, and there
is a suspicion that his excursions into the star
eyed fields OF poesy were inspired by some
thing either than meditatlons born of the d.
vine afaatus. The lines were on the product
OF the vintage and still, and took the form of
a petulant frenzy. The first stanza ran:
Oh, for the time, the olden day,
OF golden Medoc and ripe Tokay,
When gentlemen boozed in a royal way:
Danish the time, the modern hour,
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