Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-18
CITY GLOBULES.
Park concert tonight.

Park concert tonight.
Special term calendar to-day.
ONLY few immigrants arrived yesterday
and the railway platform agents had a
rest.
Mr.. A. B. Lasher is about to begin building
dwelling house for himself on Tflton street,
near st. Peter street.
Officer Newall arrested drunken hoodlum
last night who was trying to raise disturb
ance on Eagle street, near the brewery.
Officer O'Keefe picked up a dead drunk at an
early hour this morning out on Rice street,
and, with the help of hack, landed him IN
the lookup.
The committee on property, OF the board OF
education, will meet at O'Clock this after
noon. The committee on schools will meet at
o'clock tonight.
Children under twelve years will be taken on
the excursion to Elmo tomorrow afternoon
at half fare. The train will leave the Wacouta
street depot at go P NJ
A deed was recorded yesterday conveying
22X acres on the Fort road, by E. P. Horton
to J. ]. Watson and John Q. Adams, for a.
consideration of $500.
In compliance with an order issued by
Health Officer Patterson, Mr.. John Bettenger
will proceed to I'LL in the cesspool, corner of,
Fourth and Rosabel streets.
Commodore Kittson expects to have the
large dwelling house he is to build on the
Selby place so far advanced before winter sets
in that the interior work may be carried on
through the winter.
Mr.. H. H. Horton yesterday received the
sum of $500, which has been in the hands OF the
district court for eight years. The money was
paid in on condemnation proceedings and is
owned by Eastern parties.
Carl Lilya, the Swede bound over to the
grand jury last Wednesday on the charge OF
robbing his chum of S55, was before Judge
SImous Yesterday on writ of habeas corpus
FOR his release. The motion was denied.
J. F. Pannell, ESQ, proprietor of the popu-
lar gents furnishing store, Seventh, near
Jackson street, yesterday paid duty upon a
case of gents hose, which he imported from
Nottingham, Eng, amounting to S123.65.
Clark Chambers, the efficient sheriff of
Steele county, took to the penitentiary at
saltwater, Thomas Weiss, convicted at the re-
of forgery, aud sentenced to eighteen months,
Imprisonment
Friends of the High school desiring to at
tend the graduation exercises next week will
be furnished with tickets on application to
Superintendent Wright or Secretary Donnelly,
at the office of the board Of education, in Odd
Fellows block.
The Hotel s.. Louis, Lake Minnetonka, will
be opened this evening with grand inaugu-
raj hop. The hotel has been put in magnif-
cent shape for the entertainment of guests, and
to-nlght's affair will undoubtedly prove one
OF the grandest events of the season.
A farmers team got on the rampage on
Robert street about o'clock yesterday after
noon, and running south they created intense
CONSERVATION. They coliided with a rig
owned by Mr.. Geo. Wentworth and paralyzed
the dash board. No great damage was IN
hicted.
Health Officer Patterson has obtained the
promise of the owner that the stagnant pool
on the corner of Fourth and Rosabel streets,
opposite the Omaha company's buildings,
shall be at once filled up. The employees in
the building are happy and grateful accord
ingly.
Judge Nelson issued writ ofhabeas corpus
yesterday, for the body of Chauncy D. futile,
returnable at the opening of the U. s. circuit
court next Monday. Tuttle was arrested for
refusing to turn over money as admins
traitor, and the object of The writ is to review
the case.
Sentence of death was passed by Chief
Weber yesterday on dog belonging to No.
30 Grove street. A few days ago the "purp'
attacked and hit the young son of Conductor
Finehold. The canine was sent to the happy
hunting grounds where boys do not wear
pants and dogs cease to worry.
The railroads will make excursion rates to
persons desiring to attend the international
Sunday school convention, which opens at
Toronto June 22d. The round trip between
Chicago and Toronto will cost SIS, and be-
tween st. Paul and Chicago the round trip will
be at 80 per cent. of the usual rates.
Yesterday Judge Nelson heard the demurrer
to the complaint in the case of the United
States vs.. John n. speel, administrator of
the estate of J. c. Ramsey. The action was
brought to recover $500 as bondsman, the late
]. G. Ramsey having been surer on the bond
of Henry L. Tilden, who defaulted some years
ago.
While passing down Third street about 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon, buggy contain.
ing q lady and gentleman collided with q
wagon when opposite Magee's, and tipping
over, both occupants were landed in the street.
The horse was caught and they were assisted
to their feet, the accident resulting in no in
jury.
An old soldier named John Tolestone was
before hizzoner yesterday, for having been
hors du combat with the elegant booze Of.
ficer O'Keefe waltzed him in from Rosabel
H. &c j.
sturdy resistance to the arrest. Having been
up before he was sent to the bastile for twenty
days.
Three boys named Leonard Bush, Charles
and Gus. Sanders, were before Judge Burr
yesterday, charged with swimming In Lake
Como. They were arrested while indulging in
the sport, Wednesday evening. Judge Burr
explained how it was against the ordinance to
battle in public, within the city limits, and the |
boys were discharged.
Anna Wright, crippled woman of the |
Sixth ward, on whose complaint an amorous |
inebriate was fined $50 a few days ago, was |
last evening taken from her shanty, In COM
pany with soldier, by Officer Zirkelbach, and |
walked to the calaboose. This morning Anna |
will stand up on her crutches to answer in the |
court to the awfully comprehensive |
charge of disorderly conduct.
Charles Leyh is the victim of too much !
He was before the court
yesterday charged with disorderly conduct.
He and his wife have experienced great deal
of domestic infelicity and few weeks ago
they parted Leyh took to drinking and when
in his cups be would visit his wife and subject
her to petty persecution. He was sentenced
to 500 or ninety days and the same was sus-
pended.
Mr.. John Hinkle returned on Thursday
from trip to New York and the East While
in New York State he enjoyed a ride ND the
Hudson, from New York to Roundout, dis.
lance of 100 miles. The trip was made in the
famous steamer Mary Powell, commanded by
Capt. Anderson, in the remarkable time of
Jour hours and twenty-one minutes. Nine
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