Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-28
CITY GLOBULEs.

John Kelly, the pedder of snide rings, was
sent to the bastile yesterday for thirty days.
PC. Champion swore out warrant yester
day for the arrest of Paul Seigel, on the charge
of assault and battery.
Mr.. Charles tLutz and bride, nee Mnna Mil
Ter, are about to leave upon visit to Europe,
to be absent six months or year.
The auditors Office is being thoroughly
renovated and several material changes will be
made, adding greatly to the comfort and con-
venience.
Judge Neslon was still engaged yesterday in
trying the case of George hoffman against
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
company.
The cross warrant assault and battery cases
of Geisking and Fitzgerald were dismissed
yesterday, the parties having arrived at an I'M
derstanding.
Yesterday the city treasurer received $685.
5427 city funds, and SAG, 1876 for the board
of education, being the balances due from the
May settlement.
The hearing IN the case of the city against
Pat Mulloy, charged with an attack on MIR.
Barrett, of the Robert street restaurant, will
take place to-day.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
eeived notice of the allowance of an invalid's
pension claim at SIT per month, arrearages
amounting to S3,S13.3O.
The oath of office of Hon. NJ. J. Severance,
the newly appointed judge for the Sixth judi
cial district, vice Judge Dickinson resigned,
was filed with the secretary of state yesterday.
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lice court yesterday charged on complaint of
DR.. Mintzer with keeping house of ill-repute
on Robert street. The hearing was continued
to July 9th
Yesterday morning a Swede visited city hall
and stated That he had been held up on Sew
enth street Sunday night and robbed OF watch
and coat. He was drunk at the time and the
moral is obvious.
deed was filed in the registers office yes
terday, recording the transfer of seventy-seven
lots in Smith d Lofts outlots, situated on the
line of Dayton avenue, by Annie D. Chopper to
M. Auerbach for $500.
John McCue has got to visit hizzoner just
about SO often. He was up yesterday on the
old charge of booze. He SAID he had laved his
heated brow in ice water which had made him
dizzy He got five days for being drunk and
five days for lying.
John German was before the court yester-
day for drunkenness, and sentence was sus-
pended on condition that he leave the
town. Yesterday afternoon he was found on
Jackson street fighting drunk. Officer DE
Corsey had great trouble in getting him to
the lookup.
In the case of VIM. r. Scotield, against the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad COM
pany, on trial in the U. s. Court last Satur-
day, Judge McCrary rendered decision yester-
day, granting the motion of the defendeht
for the court to instruct the jury to find a
verdict for defendent, and the jury returned a
verdict IN accordance.
A shiftless young fellow with the tinkling
name of julius johnson, was before hizzoner
yesterday charged with cabbagjng several bot
ties of beer from the Drum Majors saloon,
Third and St. Peter streets Mr.. Feis testified
that he caught the young rascal in the very act
of carrying off bottle. He seemed repenant,
and was sent up for fifteen days.
He looked like collapsed balloon and gave
the name of John German. The old man
asked him if he was aware that he was trem-
bling on the brink of a drunkard's grave, and
he said he guessed that was what they called
it. Officer Kernally stated that three men and
d hack were employed in getting him to the
tower. He wanted to return to his rural
home and sentence was suspended.
'Oh, Sallie who lives in our alley, her lips
are like cherries, they are" was the sweet
ditty softly hummed by the clerk of the court
yesterday, as the old man brought down the
gavel and Sallie Cotton was introduced. Mrs.
Cotton, you have been drinking again, said
the court. Yes, yer honor, was the reply, the
warm weather made me SO faint like that
took drop of beer to brace my old nerves up.
The court gave her thirty days to sober, and
the left with a courtesy.
Ethan Allen, ESQ.,, of Warren, Marshall
county, is in the city on business. Mr.. Allen
says that when he left home, on Friday, the
growing crops of that region looked splendid
ly, having had just what rain was needed and
no more. Tuesday last he measured wheat
growing near Fishers Landing and found 1t
averaging thirty inches in height. Marshall
county, he says, is filling up fast, mostly with
Scandinavians, but there is yet some govern
ment land and considerable of railroad land
left.
Fred. Oelker was before Judge Burr yester-
day, charged with assault and battery and
disorderly conduct. Saturday night he got on
spree in company with James Hansen, and
at 2 A. NJ. they brought up at Fred's saloon on
West Third street. A dispute took place con-
corning the payment of wine bill, during
which Oeker attacked Hansen and put the
largest double-decker head on him ever seen in
the police court. He was fined 500 and pro-
duced a check for the amount like Million
aire.
Mr. H. B. Hanmore, of the Fargo Repubh-
can. was in the city yesterday, comforting with
Mr.. II. J. Harwood concerning their new
enterprise at Pelican lake. They have Sc
cured several hundred acres of ground adj
joining the lake, and the same will be i'm
proved with the view of accommodating tour
lists. Pelican lake is in one of the most de-
lightful regions of the State. 1t is on the
Manitoba road, eighteen miles from Fergus
grounds possess great natural beauty and
afford the finest duck pass in the State. Mr.
J. j. Hill and other prominent gentlemen in