Daily globe., 1881-05-06
CITY GLOBULES.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The case against William Peters. charged
with stealing lumber, was heard in the police
court yesterday. The defendant was dis
charged.
The supply of vegetables, raised at the post,
having fallen short, Gen. Terry has ordered an
increase of the ration of bread at Fort Buford
to twenty two-ounces.
An order was rendsrcd by Judge Brill yes
terday requiring the justice OF the peace 10
make an amended return in the case o1 James
Dean against Peter Langan.
DR.. Murphy reports that Wm Munson, tne
man whom Carter tried to let daylight
through with his gun, is in far way 10 IT,
cover. This will save Carter's bacon.
Two yonng men, named Ed. Hefener ana
Cbas. CASHIER. werelarrested by Officer Shields
Yesterday on suspicion of stealing a morse
from John Turf The case will come up to-
day.
Olaf Peterson had been drunk; he belongs
tn the order of full moon and was dead drunk.
He was put on the booze cart and rolled TO
the station. He said he knew he had been
drunk: so did the court. He went to the
roost for five days.
About S O'Clock yesterday afternoon two
hackmen named Frank Lloyd and c. M. Wood
engaged in a fight at the corner of Third and
Hill streets. During the rumpus Wood lashed
Loyd over the head with his whip, badly cut
ting his ear. They were run in by Sergeant
Walsh.
Yesterday forenoon granger sold colt to
for Tho latter Maid 81
down in the presence of man named Hank
Keefe, whom the farmer charges with having
snatched the money from his hands. Omcer
Mitchell arrested Keefe, and the case will come
up to-day.
John Jopling, the carpenter in the employ
of the st. Paul 6 Duluth railroad company,
who was severely injured Wednesday forenoon
by car under which he vas at work being
iarred from the jack-screws on which IL was
raised, was resting well yesterday and the at
tending surgeon had no doubt OF MS re-
G overy.
The grand jury resumed its labors yesterday
taking I'D for consideration the cases OF John
O,Briep, charged with assault and robbery;
Ed. Cotea and his wife, charged with receiving
stolen property and shoplifting; VIM. Carter,
charged with assault on Munson, and llling-
worth, who was arrested for larceny. The
jury will report to-day.
A collision occurred at Mendoza last even
ing between freight trains on the Minneapolis
& st. Louis and Chicago, Milwaukee d ST;
Paul roads, by which brakeman named alhu
was injured. Considerable damage was done
TO three or four cars, but aside from the inJ!l-
ry done to Mr. Hind no lives were placed ID
ieopardy. The track was cleared within an
hour.
At meeting held yesterday by the board OF
directors of the Northwestern Publishing COM
panv the following officers were elected: l..
K. Aaker, president; A. E. Rice, treasurer; f.
s. Christensen, secretary. The above officers
constitute the executive committee, and 1t is
understood they will 60 to work at once to
provide for the publication of first class
Norwegian Danish newspaper here IN ST. raul.
Charles Leigh is young man who should
blush for shame. He whipped his wife last
Wednesday and is in fair way to obtain a
record. There is a rod in the brine for him
which will lay his back bare to the strikes OF
public contempt The woman says she wants
a divorce from him. This is not surprising.
He was before the court Yesterday and was
fined S25 ard put under 500. bonds to keep the
peace.
Such is life in the great Northwest, said the
old man as he asked the clerk for new blotter
and Faber eraser. Then the sinners were
brought up. Henry Ayers came west with
brilliant prospects; he is now a terrible wreck.
Wednesday night he got the tremens and
tried to drown himself. He was fished out
and yesterday the poor wretch, who could not
die, was made to face stern fate again. lie
went to the cooler for ten days and it was
charity to get him away from himself.
The Liederkranz Singing society have ar
ranged for grand concert and ball to be Civ
en- at the Athenaum next Monday evening. Il
is expected that the musical programme will
constitute one of the most artistic and enjoy
able entertainments ever lglven in st. Paul.
The principal feature will be the rendition OF
acantata, entitled the clay of the Bells" from
the beautiful poem by Schiller, the compost
ton being the work Of the eminent composer,
Rosenberg. There will be mixed choruses,
duets, solos and quartettes.
Col. Taylor, State librarian, yesterday re.
ceived Michigan's contribution to replace the
books destroyed in the recent capitol fire. The
contribution consisted of four large boxes, in
which were twenty five volumes of the State
supreme court reports, copies of the laws
from 1888 to 1880 inclusive, save few missing
numbers, and large number OF miscellaneous
State documents. The contribution is a most
valuable one, and goes FAR toward making
good the loss to the Minnesota library by the
fire in question.
1t was eve; the vesper bells jingled sweetly
on the serene air; the god of day sunk below
the horizon and left a golden glory in the
west; the queen of night rose with her
spangled retinue; the maiden banged her hair
in anticipation of the coming of him who
held the key of her heart; all was lovely.
Two men met in Rice park; they were rivals;
the gleam of hate shone in their eyes; they
wanted each others hearts gore. They
fought the combat was brief; n policeman got
onto the racket, crept up and seized the foes.
They were run in. Yesterday they were be-
fore the court. John Courai and Fred Barnell
They pleaded guilty and were fined ten bills
each. Barnell put up his watch and brass
charm. Courai went to the quay.
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