Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-14
CITY GLOBULES.

cutter yesterday morning, and the rig was
taken to Wright's livery stable.
A walking gin mill was picked up on Third
street yesterday afternoon, and it took two Off.
GERS to land him at the station.
The American Union telegraph company
will open their office in this city, 3S4 David
sons block, jackson street, for the transac-
tion of business this morning.
The jury in the case of James Perry against
w. j. Mcmahon, in which action was brought
for $1,000 damages, found sealed verdict yes
terday morning, which will be opened to-
day.
Sheriff Finch of Stevens Point, Wisconsin,
arrived at st. Paul yesterday from Mile Lacs
county, having in charge q man named Joseph
Joslyn, who is arrested on the charge of
adultery.
Mcintosh and Glenn, on their recent visit to
Milwaukee, gathered a great crowd in that
rural city by the old pointing trick, and then
leaving the crowd to wonder why it had gath
cred, retired to a convenient resort to enjoy the
beer they had won.
An old and INDECENT lady named Mrs. Erick-
son, was brought to st. Paul from sibley
county, yesterday, to be sent to the Ramsey
county poor farm. They refuse to provide
for her in Sbley county, on the grounds that
her former place of residence was in Ramsey
county.
Clara Johnson, the Swede girl arrested by
Capt. Clark Saturday night for the larceny of
clothing, was taken sick at the city hall yes
terday and attended by DR.. Stewart. Two new
dolmans and a couple of ladies hats were found
in her room yesterday, and it seems that the
Loe -lo1,- Il.
business.
A few days since patient named Joseph
Simons was brought to st. Joseph's hospital
from Sunrise having been seriously cut in the
left leg with an Ak. His condition has grow.
ing worse and It became necessary to. ampu;
tate the limb, the operation being performed
Yesterday afternoon by Drs. Leasure and
Quinn.
Saturday night the Bohemians gave dance
at the Athen@um which almost ended in a
row. Among the dancers was festive female
who became terrible "fresh" and noisy with
the boys. Officer Klacacky, who was in citi-
zen's clothes, attempted to fire the damsel out
when half dozen strikers pitched onto him
and he was lucky to get away with whole
skin.
There was social party on West Fourth
street, near Gruber's hotel last night, which
broke up with lively bit of row. The
party was given by one Emil, a baker, and the
lager flowed freely. About IL o'clock two of
the guests named Drien and French got at
loggerheads, AMI they went into the street to
have it out. The funny buiness was nipped
by Officer Baer, who yanked them to the
cooler.
Unfortunately for amusement patrons in
st. Paul, the snow blockade on the Eastern
division of the Chicago. st. Paul & Omaha
railroad was lifted yesterday, SO that Herne's
Heart of Oak party left last evening, to fill
their engagement at Madison, Wis, thus de-
priving our people of the hoped for preform.
ance this evening. The management have
this, their first visit to st. Paul, that they
promise as early a return as their engage
| ments will permit
Importing mutton from Milwaukee and
Chicago is one of the excentricities of st.
Paul traffic. Monday of last week, John
Marty and j. F. Mcintosh, with R. G. Glenn,
buyer for Mcintosh & Co., went down to
| Chicago, and in that market and Milwaukee
| bought 1000 head of sheep, 500 of which ar
| rived Saturday morning, and were taken care
of at Delaney s. O'Connor's Northwestern
stock yards, having had q good run, facili-
| tated by the accommodating arrangements o1
| freight officers of the Milwaukee & st. Paul
company. The other 500 are to be delivered
| this month, when called for.
At the meeting of the newly organized
branch of the Land league, held in the TEN
| perance hall, in the Sixth ward, on last even
| ing, thirty new members were enrolled, max
ing total membership in two meetings o1
forty mine. Spirited speeches were made BY
Rev. R. J. Gallagher, president, and by Philip
Crowley, vice president; also by VIM. Lorenzo
The next meeting of the League will be heli
at 7:S0 o'clock P. NJ. on Tuesday next, the 15tf
inst, at which it is hoped that all the member:
will be present, if possible, and all friends tc
the holy cause, the liberation of Ireland from
the misgoyernment of England, which should
be the ultimate aim of the League, are cor
daily invited. Judge Wood and others viii
address the meeting.