Daily globe., 1881-07-30
CITY GLOBULEs.

NJ. W. Kittson, ESQ.,, sent $3.50 to Gov.
Pillsbury yesterday to aid the New Ulm SUI
ferers.
The Ramsey County Pioneers are contem-
plating a reunion at White Bear about Au-
gust 10.
The new members of the police force were
put through the regular drill last evening, and
deported themselves nobly.
Teachers bible class to-day at 4:30 p. m,
conducted by Thomas Cochran, Jr. Young
mems meeting this evening at o'clock at
rooms of Y. M. c. A.
Hon. George Benz is absent in Europe, and
the GLOBE regrets to learn that one of his
children is dangerously i'll. At last accounts
it was feared that the father would not see
his child alive.
John Thill, who resides at No. 24S East
Seventh street, has been keeping open house
ever since last Sunday, and all on account OF
fifteen-pound barkeeper, who applied for a
situation with him on that day
Sheriff Holcombe, of Washington county,
took Nelson, the stolen certificate man, back
TO saltwater for trial. yestarday. He still
stoutly maintains his innocence, netwith-
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Nelson.
Caroline Dorman, whose case was men
toned in the GLOBE yesterday morning, was
adjudged insane by Judge O'Gorman, upon
the report of Drs. Hand and Stamm, and
Sheriff Richter will take her to the asylum at
st. Peter this morning.
The residence of Judge Hale, on Lafayette
hxyc hov ic crIr-
posed on Monday night, but nothing is mis-
sing so far as known. The family have been
absent two months or more, and the house is
in charge of the gardener.
Nothing but small stone monument marks
the spot where that imposing tent was
pitched about year ago in the midst of court
house square. 1t was pitched in silence and
it as silently moved away, and the supposition
is that its mission is ended.
Patrick Lamb, an employe of the gas CON-
pany, was one of the sufferers by the fire
Thursday night, al the corner OF Third and
Commercial streets. He lost his entire house
hold effects and S4S in money Seven dollars
was in silver and that was recovered from the
ruins. He had no insurance.
Edward Simonton, Esq, who was appointed
referee 10 take testimony in the divorce case
of Helen Dorm VS.. John Dorm, filed his report
with the clerk of the court yesterday. The
testimony goes to show desertion, ill-usage;
seglect, etc, etc. A decree Of divorce will no
doubt be granted at the spec ial term to-day.
Poor Hannah Welsh, who was released
from the House of the Good Shepherd, was
found near the market yesterday afternoon by
Officer Lowell, fearfully and wonderfully
aha
be sent back 10 the old quarters to-day. The
query is, who sells or gives her the whisky?
r. B. Fulton, of Mabel, and John Taylor, of
Riceford, were before Commissioner Cardozo
yesterday charged with retailing liquors with
out having taken out the special license, and
E. H. Coleman was charged with selling
tobacco and cigars without paying the special
tax. All three gave bonds in the sum of $500
for their appearance.
Our citizens generally will regret TO learn of
the death, at Stamford, Conn, yesterday, of
Mrs. Emily NJ. Walsh, the venerable mother
of James r. and Silas B. Walsh and Mrs.
Thomas Cochran, Jr., of this city. Mrs.
Walsh was an estimable lady, highly respect
ed by all who knew her, and her death will
be universally regretted.
The national schutzenfest which commences
next Tuesday will be marked event in the
history of st. Paul. Representatives will be
present from every portion of the United
States. The grand parade will take place on
Wednesday, and it would be graceful recog-
milton of the same on the part of our busi-
ness men to decorate Third street, at least,
in honor of the event.
The beautiful and costly contribution made
TO the national schutzenfest, which commences
its regular annual festival in this city on Tues
day next, August 70, was received by Arthur
Koenig yesterday, and will be on exhibition
at Peter Bender's to-day, at Grote's Tivoli on
Sunday, and at Charley Haggenmiller's on
Monday. AS a work of art, as well as for its
intrinsic value, it is well worth seeing.
A man named Ole Peterson, reported TO the
police yesterday, that he had been assaulted
and robbed, near the corner of Fifth and Min.
nasota streets, by three men, who knocked him
down and stole his pocketbook, containing
5000. Chief Webber investigated the mat
ter, and found the fellows pocketbook on his
person, and in it some $4.00 in change. His
story was too thin, and the chief dismissed the
complainant with an admonition to keep
sober.
About a year ago, a young man, who had
been measuring tape at prominent dry goods
house on Third street, tried his luck at buck
ing the tiger, and was successful SO far as to
draw out some $1,000, he salted it down, and
short time ago started a gin mill with
the proceeds of his venture, and of late has
done rushing business. Some two nights
ago he tried his luck again, and dropped $50
in good dust. He went home and told his
wife, who posted off the next morning to the
mayors office and demanded that an officer
be dispatched to the lair of the tiger, to re-
claim the lost Doodle. AS gambling is not re-
cognized as legitimate trade in St. Paul, her
request was complied with, and the money was
restored. 1t is probable that the place will
not be again visited by the dispenser of liquid
damnation.
The two fires which occurred almost stimuli.
taneously on Thursday night demonstrated
the serious want of additional facilities to put
out fires. The first alarm on Thursday even.
ing came from the corner of Third and Com.
mercial streets, and was promptly responded
to by the fire department. Hardly had they
commenced work before another fire broke
out in the frame building adjoining the
Atheneum. The latter fire was within two
blocks of No. 8 engine house, yet when the
alarm came there was not hose cart or even
nozzle in the engine house to respond to the
call. Private teams were pressed into service
TO carry over the hose, and the water had to be
thrown upon the fire without the use of a
nozzle. Nothing but prompt and efficient
work saved the building, and the Atheneum
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