Daily globe., 1881-02-03
oITY GLoBULEs.

charge of disorderly conduct
The allowance Of an invalid pension claim
for S7s5 47 and q Widows for S2,656.67, was
received by Adjutant General Van Cleve yes
terday.
Chief Weber received telegram from
Osakis Lake yesterday, requesting that Patrick
SINNERS, under arrest for larceny from the
person, be held until the citizens of that place
send particulars.
The first of the second series Of entertain
ments, under the auspices of Champion lodge
No. Is, K. of P, will be held this Thursday
evening, February 8, at College hall, corner
Third and Wabashaw streets.
About S O'Clock last night Officer De Corsey
ran across timber drunk at the corner OF
Third and Jackson streets. He was too full
70 navigate and was steered to the tower with
the assistance of Officer Clouse.
The harlots were before Judge Burr yester.
day, and paid their blood money for February.
Unlike the former practice, IN which the fine
vas governed by the number OF inmates IN the
house, they were fined $50 each, or total of
$3.50.
Charles Wilson ambled into the police court
Yesterday, with his optics draped in mourning
and swore out warrant for the arrest of An.
drew Ecklund charged with laying on the
color.
The mass temperance meeting this evening,
at the hall Of the legislature, should be attend
ed by friends of temperance and home pro-
lection. All persons having petitions with
signatures are requested to bring them to the
meeting.
Judge Brill was engaged yesterday in hear
ing the case of Eve Lamprey against James
Carr and others, in which action is brought to
restrain defendant from quarrying stone on
Robert street The case was taken under ad-
rlsement.
Among the passengers on the Duluth train
which arrived at 1915 last night was an in
valid named j. o. Cook, of Mission Creek,
stricken with epilepsy. He carried certif-
cate IRON physician al Rush City and was
taken TO the hospital.
The case of A. R. Capehart against James
King, in which action was brought for S1,750
damages, for alleged neglect and failure to
execute Judgment, was given to the jury
about noon yesterday The jury returned
verdict about O'Clock in favor of the plain
tiff, assessing his damages at S546.37.
While patrolling his beat on Seventh street
yesterday afternoon, Officer Nygaard placed
under arrest two tramps who were beastly
drunk and had in their possession two new
buckets which had undoubtedly been stolen.
One of the men, P. w. Ryan, was before the
court yesterday morning, and on the statement
that he was not confessional" =" he was Or
dered out of town.
"The Red River Roller Mills" is the name
OF a company, articles of incorporation of
which were filed with the secretary of state
Yesterday. The stated object of the corpora
tion is dealing in grain, with headquarters at
Fergus Falls. The incorporators are P. Il.
Kelly and Norman w. Kittson, st. Paul, and
Andrew G.. Tod, of Fergus Falls, who consti.
tute the first board of directors and officers.
The capital stock of the association is SIS, ,0OO.
I'm not confessional" said P. W. Ryan,
tramp, who storm tossed and unseaworthy,
drifted over the shoals of life yesterday
morning into the police court. His actions
showed that he was unused to facing the
awful front of Justice. The wind blew bitterly
outside, and the snow eddied and drifted into
great white mounds, yet he preferred this with
freedom, than enforced shelter in the county
iail. He promised to leave town If released,
and was ordered to go.
Last week a seedy parsonage named Chas
Smith. belonging TO that order of itinerant
grancy He promised to leave the city if dis
charged, and with this understanding he was
released. The walking was not good enough
for his nobs, however, and he wasn't quite as
soon in going as he might have been. He
was arrested again and yanked before the
court yesterday morning. This time he went
up for 80 days, which in view, of the enow
storm, he rather relished.
To point moral or adorn tale your ordi-
nary harangue on temperance Is tame insti-
tuition alongside of the scenes witnessed at the
morning seances of the police court. The
weakness of humanity for its bug juice is
daily illustrated to an extent that reflects
anything but credit on the vaunted dignity of
him who the poet said was but little lower
than the angel. The victims to rum who
faced hiz7oner yesterday were James Brady
and Wm. Charles. Both had lndulged tangle-
foot toots and they pleaded gdilty. They were
sent to the bastile for five days each.
According to the turkcy-bone prognostica-
ton there is to be let up of the villainous
weather and in this connection the source of
their mystical inspiration, the ground hog, is
entitled to q send of. The adage runs that if
the ground hog, in coming from his habita-
ton on the ID of February, should chance to
see his shadow, the sluggard crawls into his
hole again and remains shut up for six weeks
longer. AS lueTe was uO CIduce LOT u SIOuuu
hog or any other fellow to see his shadow yes
tcrday, the porcine gruntler will remain and
enjoy the fine weather consequent upon the
hadow act.
Among the fallen women arraigned at the
police court yesterday to be assessed their
monthly fines was Kate Hutton, generally
known as "Long Kate" A sadder comment
ary on the results of a life Of shame it would
be difficult to imagine. A year ago the bagnio
conducted by this woman was closed on the
grounds of its being disorderly house, since
when it has remained partially closed. She
was arrested yesterday charged with renting
her rooms to girls of evil repute. On taking
the stand she wept bitterly and related a
touching story. Her physical condition be-
ing such as to prevent her from performing
work, she is debarred from entering respecta-
bic society, while she is precluded from the
poor privilege of associating with her sinful
sisters. She cannot sell the house, the au-
thorities say she must not open it herself or
rent it for sinful purposes, and should girls
be found in the house she is threatened with a
fine of 500 and thirty days in Jail. Truly. the
way OF the transgressor is hard.
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