Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-12
CITY GLOBULEs.

Dalrymple Is to seed thirty thousand acres
this spring on his Red river farms.
John Cady who smacked muldoon named
Travinski, will be arraigned for hearing at
the police court tomorrow morning.
Major Thompson, who was seized with
paralysis few months since, is in a critical
condition and the case is considered hopeless.
Gov. Pillsbury was not so well yesterday,
the cold damp weather aggravating the rheu'
matte pains with which he has been suffering.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes.
tsrday, denying the motion to set aside the
Judgment IN the case of Louis Chanson against
g. V. Gunier.
The case of the city against John Nolan and
Albert Fritsche, charged with insulting a
man named Gebhart, in his own house, was
called yesterday, and the hearing put off until
to-day.
About noon yesterday profane loafer, over
come with the roseate, stretched himself for O
snooze in the hallway of Odd Fellows block,
and when the anthems went up from the rooms
of the Y. M. O. A., the sonorous snore of the
sleeper Joined in the chorus. The wretch was
run In by Officer Cook.
All right when sober, Edward Macy is a
monster incarnate when fired with drink.
Sunday night he budged up on fluid lightning
and most numerically beat his wife and little
boy. He was before hizzoner yesterday and
feeling ashamed of himself he had nothing to
say. He went to the roost for thirty days.
The recent election in the town of Rosemuont
resulted as follows: Trustees-J. Il. Edelbroct,
E. Clark, J. Moritz, G.. Richter, J. E. Camp
bell, A. A. Whitney, G. NJ. Kalb and Messrs.
Burrell, HeGin, Foot, Dedrich, Hannah and
Koenig. Treasurers-Hedin, Schaefer, Brant.
Justices of the Peace-Messrs. Mcdonald and
Foot.
The case Of the State against Mike Ryan,
charged with swindling granger named
Nelson and securing silver watch, was called
for hearing in the police court yesterday morn
ing. Nelson admitted being drunk and to hav.
ing had scufhe with Ryan, and he desired
to withdraw the complaint. The case was
dismissed
At side window of the Office of the Mer-
chants hotel yesterday temporary financial
institution was opened which spectators
named Allen & Sons bank. 1t was run en-.
tirely by paying teller who passed out the
wages of employees of the house and paid
the bills of the storekeeper and stewards de.
partments.
Three buns, with black eyes and lacerated
mugs, were up yesterday for breaking the
Sabbath. They were lugged to the tower on
stretchers, being too limbersto navigate. The
names of James King, James Daily and George
West were given, and they were fined S5 or
five days. DAILY produced the shekels and the
others went over.
Tottering from the results of q debauch and
with the snow of many winters In his hair.
Thomas Wallace stood up in the police court
yesterday, a pitiful picture on the deoaslng ef-
fects of rum. He was arrested early Sunday
morning by Officer Rouleau fourishing q
deadly looking knife. Yesterday he was be.
fore hizzoner and was fain to act very obstrep.
erous. He went to the quay for thirty days.
About as green pumpkin as st. Paul has
seen for many day came down from Ovation.
ma Yesterday, in search of o grip sack thief
named Frank Robeska, who got away with the
grip of man named Robert Hutchinson. The
preliminary youth had been detailed by the
latter to work up the job and he undertook to
engineer the police force. Of course he got
left.
Mr.. Il, E. Mann, clerk of the United States
circuit court, was engaged yesterday in taking
testimony in the case of the United States
against the Rum River Boom company. The
action is brought to restrain the defendants
from running logs over st. Anthony's falls ,on
the grounds that in SO doing they have dam.
for the passage of logs, but they have hitherto
been ignOred.
DIV. Wyman, granger, and Steve Downey
were called to face the music yesterday, on the
charge of raising a Sunday afternoon racket
on Fort street. They quarreled over plug of
the weed and jackknife, and Wyman got con-
by Officer Mcmahon. Each of the parties
wore cerulean rings around their optics, and
they looked tough. Wyman was discharged
and Downey was fined fifteen bills.
Chas. Hare and another young rooster
engaged in noisy dispute in front of the
Washington house Sunday afternoon, and
when officer Baer asked what was up, he re-
piled that it was none of his business. Then
the peeler laid his hand on the youth and
gently propelled him to the cooler. Yester
day he was before the court, and he stated
that he had done it just for cod. just for
cod, he was taxed five bills. His partner, one
Nick Everling, was run in yesterday morning
bowling drunk.
Atelegram from U. S. Senator Mcmillan,
received yesterday by Capt. A. R. McGill, in
surance commissioner, announced the ap-
pointmeht of Capt. H. S. Hurter to second
class clerkship in one of the departments at
Washington, at salary of 81 400 per annum.
Capt. Hurter, it will be remembered, lost his
right forearm by a premature explosion OF
cannon while firing salute in honor OF Gar
fields election, but irrespective of this claim
upon his party, he is in every way well quail
lied for filling any department clerkship.
A man of powerful physique named John
SINNERS was before hizzoner yesterday,
charged with disorderly conduct. He came
down from the country to help his brother
out of scrape and unwittingly put his foot in
it. In passing along Seventh street, Sunday
night, about half seas over, he collided with
an Indian girl, In front of Taylor's cigar store.
The efigy was knocked down and shattered
and SINNERS was waltzed in by Officer Ny
gard. He stated that he had been followed
by suspicious-looking men, who had pushed
him into the sign. It cost him fifteen trade
shekels.
Saturday evening there came down from the
woods foolish person named John Hennes.
sew. He had $40 In his weasel skin, the result
of his winters earnings. Upon his arrival he
visited Sands saloon on Jackson street, and
after treating the boys like prince he grew
xroorx- ovd u,oc v,uf fO hnd in tho roor of the