Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-01


Last month the police made 229 arrests.
There were only twenty nine applicants for
lodging during June.
Officer Hanft found package of letters
night before last addressed to E. S. Bushnell.
They are at city hall.
John Robinson, the acrobat who met with
the unfortunate accident last Tuesday night,
is getting along nicely.
Mr.. Mike Mattocks, of number three hose
company, fell from platform at the Mer-
chants Yesterday and broke his right wrist.
A cablegram was received yesterday, an
nounc!ng that Mr.. George Benz and party
had arrived safely at Bremen, on the steamer
Rhine.
The case of the city against j. Sullivan,
charged with calcimining the optic OF one
Frank Tapinka, will come up in the police
court to-day.
The heated term doesn't seem to have much
effect on the matrimonial boom. During the
month of June the cupid of the district court
issued fifty-five marriage licenses.
A deed was filed in the registers office yes
terday, recording the sale of lot /, block 10,
DAYTON & Irvine's addition, from 81. F. Stevens
and wife to Frank B. Clarke, for S4,lS7,
Henry Anloff, of Crookston, was before
United States Commissioner Cardozo yester-
day, charged with selling tobacco without
special license. He gave bail for his appear
ance.
Sheriff Hackett of Fargo, passed through
St. Paul yesterday, having in charge three
70 IF
months to three years in the prison at Detroit
for larceny.
Gen. Flower, inspector of steamboats,, will
visit Lake Minnetonka on special instructions
tomorrow, to inspect the new pleasure boat
City of St. Louis. He will apply all the gov
eminent tests.
Three timber drunks, John Ordel, Tom
Murphy and John Hendrikson, were up yes
terday for having been laid low with the frisky
bug juice. They were assessed five bills each
or five days in the quay.
Mr.. H. R. Hare has resigned his position
as dog enumeration, and will join govern
ment corps at one of the new posts. AS only
a few days remain in which to complete the
work, Mayor Rice has detailed policeman to
finish the job.
Inreporting the High school exercises at the
Opera house last week, the fact was omitted
that Mr.. Morton Wakefield had been recon-
mended by the committee as deserving the
second prize for oratory. His efforts was one
of the finest of the evening.
To be warned is to be armed. st. Paul is
filling up with strangers, and each train
brings a number of arrivals who make it a
business TO follow the circus and work the
crowd. 1t is impossible for the police to know
all of these blacklegs, and each citizen should
he Oh his guard.
Judges Nelson and McCrary were engaged
yesterday afternoon in hearing the two cases
of Samuel Marshall and others against the
towns of Plainvew and Elgln. The actlon
was brought to recover about $1,000 on cou-
Ion interest bonds, issued in favor of the Mid
land railroad company.
James King is an old reprobate who gravi-
tates between the police court and county Jail.
He has been up a dozen times since the daisies
blew, and is confirmed victim to the vice OF
rum. He was released Wednesday, and, as
usual, appeared again yesterday. sentence
of 80 days was suspended to allow him to leave
town.
A serious accident occurred last evening, re-
sulting in a broken leg to teamster named
Ernest Breyman he was eHplOyeu Ill lOdu
ing lumber at the Manitoba round house,
when two heavy doors slipped from the wagon
and fell on his person, breaking the right leg.
He was attended by Drs. Murphy and Quinn,
and will recover.
Ellen Grant commenced an action in the DIS
trict court yesterday against Edward A. Rich
ards to enforce payment of $346. She claims
that she has lodged, boarded, cared for him,
mended his shirts, and SO forth, at intervals
since 1S76-her services amounting IN the ag-
gregate to the above sum. 1t is understood
that the animus of the suit arose from neg
lect of his promise to marry her.
Of dead certainty the way of the trans
gressor is anything but smooth. Debarred
from all the pleasant walks of life by the stern
mandate of society, two outcasts named
Georgia Douglass and Fannie Snow-mocking
parody of name-were before the court yes
terday charged with drying around the park
during the promenade concert 1t is the law
tacit or implied that she of the scarlet letter
must not faunt herself in respectable society.
They plead guilty-they had driven around
the park. They were fined $25 each, and a
half day was spent in scraping together their