Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-19
CITY GLOBULEs.

The city council holds regular meeting
this evening at z O'Clock.
Five plain simple DRINKS occupied the front
rooms at the city lookup last night
The New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborgian)
church has been closed for vacation until Sep
TENDER 4.
The body of young Barner, who died here
on Sunday morning, was embalmed by Leigh
SCo. and sent to the home of his parents at
Frankfort Ind, yesterday afternoon.
The work of impr owing Rice park was COM
menced yesterday morning. Trees are being
trimmed, and other improvements are In pro-
gress which will materially improve the ap-
pearance of things.
A colored man employed Yesterday morning
by the wife of H. S. James, corner of Dale and
Pacific streets, to assist in moving, stole her
purse containing $12 to SIS and ran of, and is
BOW wanted by the police.
The only matter before the judge of probate
Yesterday was in regard to the guardianship
of the Lamprey minors. The account of the
guardian, Mrs. Eva Lamprey, was presented
and taken under Amusement.
On Saturday last Gustave johnson was
fined $40 for dsorderlv conduct. On Sunday
he attended service at the Hotel de. Richter and
Yesterday his fine was paid, and he once more
walks the wide, wide world, 10 sin some
more.
Yesterday was field day in the municipal
court. Thirty-one cases were disposed of by
his homer, Judge Burr, and the city raked in
Sl69in cash,as fines from the offenders against
law and decency. 1t is well that the comet
has disappeared.
Yesterday was rather dull Monday in the
probate court. The only case disposed of was
in the matter of the guardianship of the LAM
prey minors. The account of the guardian,
Mrs. Eva Lamprey, was submitted and taken
under adyisement.
Though not definitely determined, it is
probable the bond commission will convene
the Goth inst, instead of August as before
stated, the first named date better suitiug the
convenience of four out of five of the judges
composing the commission.
Secretary Young of the State board of i'm
migration, has received the German issue of
the new immigration pamphlet, and is now
ready to commence their distribution in lin
tied quantities to persons and locations where
it is thought they will do the most good
Sam Bemey is by no means fast man, but
he drives fast horse, which, when he is in
hurry to deliver an express package, he al
lows 10 break the ordinance against fast drv-
ing across the st. Paul bridges. He paid his
fine of $40 yesterday morning like man.
Several members of the St. Paul Rifle club
INDUCED in little shoot day before yesterday.
Albert Scheffer was one of the shooters, max
ing the following splendid score, one of the
largest ever made by member of the club.
viz: 20, IS, 20, %, 20, "a, 16, 1925, 22-or 213
out of a possible $50.
The three participants in the midnight row
on Sunday night, the particulars of which
were given IN the GLOBE, were brought into
the municipal court yesterday morning, and
upon their own statements and that of Officer
Babe, two of them, White and Cottrell, were
fined $50 each and Reed was discharged. Such
is life when young men go out for lark At
fer all there isn't millions in it.
John Buffers men, who quit work Saturday
afternoon, were at the city hall yesterday
morning TO get their pay. They were more
or less surprised to learn that their pay was
secure, but they had to await the action of
the city council. They might as we'll have
kept on working until the contract was full
filled, as it would have taken only few days
more to complete it.
It was reported yesterday afternoon that
the mayor had issued an order revoking the
license of James Donovan who kept saloon
on West Third street. Donovan claims that
he had an orderly house, and that if he has
been reported to the contrary it has been on
account of loafers in the vicinity, outside of
the place, who should have been dispersed by
the police and were not allowed to stay in his
place.
It is not often that prominent bank official
IS called upon to answer to warrant issued
out and from the municipal court, but such
was the case yesterday morning when Gustave
Willlus, cashier of the German American
bank, had to plead to the charge of driving
across the Seventh street bridge faster than a
walk on Sunday last. Judge Burr, however,
knows no distinction of persons and he i'm
posed the usual fine of $40, which the bank
official paid without discount.
Louis Liverpool drives nobbY express wag-
on and knows his business. He got into
controversy with a saffron-colored female,
several degrees lighter in shade than himself,
and she averred that Louis had used ungentle-
manly language towards her. Louis was ar
rested, denied the charge, and demanded
trial by jury of his peers. The case was tried
in the municipal court yesterday morning,
and Louis was triumphantly acquitted. If
there is any one thing which Louis prides
himself upon it is his gallantry towards the
fair sex, and such charge against him was
simply preposterous.
A deed was filed for record in the office of
the register of deeds yesterday, conveying los
Is, 16 and II in block 2, McLeod's addition to
Vanderburgh's addition to Hoyt's addition to
the city of st. Paul, from Thomas Rossiter to
Edward Ingham, the consideration being
well known A. D. Dawson block on the north
aide of Pearl street, between Temperance and
Canada streets, and was given in satisfaction
of an old bond and by no means represents the
value of the lots, to say nothing of the i'm
provements thereon, which alone are worth
from ten to twelve thousand dollars.
CITY NOTICES.