Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-04
CITY aLoBULEs.


CITY GLOBULEs.
The county bsard met at 10 o'clock yester,
day morning and adjourned until the same
hour this morning.
Last night man named Alfred Lloyd was
arrested by Officer Bremen, charged with the
larceny of $1s from the residence of T. Damon,
on Eleventh street.
A brace of brazen boys named John Need
ham and T. Conley were before Judge burr
yesterday, charged with disturbing the resi-
dents of Rice street. The hearing was con-
tinued until to-day.
Yesterday Chief Weber suspended Omoef
Gruber on the charge of conduct unbecomlps
an officer, an account of the affair having aP
peared in yesterdays issue OF the GLOBE. NJ
will have an examination IN day or TWO.
Charles Otto came into the police court yes
tsrday with his nose banged In black STICK
inr plaster. When asked what was the matter
hs rsnlied that fellow named Fine had hit
him and all for nudding. He got warrant
for Fines arrest
A sad eyed man, painfully thin and with wat
ery whiskers, named Chris. Kernish, was be-
fore the court yesterday charged with abusing
his wife. He Yves crazy drunk on Monday and
commenced smashing things with an Ak. He
went to the bastile for thirty days,
The sale of seats fol. the two performances
to be given by Mr.. Joseph. Jefferson on satur.
day, will commence this moruing at 8 o'clock.
The prices of both entertainments will remain
as usual, except that reserved seats at the
matinee will command dollar each.
The Eclipse and Invincfble bowling clubs
had another contest last evening. Atthe bout
a week ago the Invincibles proved their right
to their name, but last evening they were
handsomely eclipsed. The rubber between
the two clubs win be played Monday evening
next,
A young man named James Roach was ar.
rested by Officer Bremen last night, charged
with obtaining horse and buggy from Mich.
OILS barn, Fourth and st. Peter streets, on a
forged order supposed to have been from ms
father, but which the latter declares to be
spurious.
A burly fellow named August Schultz was
before hizzoner yesterday charged with bull.
doing harmless looking chap named Jake
Belzer. The latter was full and he invited
Schultz out to fight. They had couple OF
rounds and Belzer got left. Defendant paid
Eve bills.
A couple of tuneful tramps were up yester.
day charged with obtaining sack of crackers
and package of baking powder from Cobb's
grocery store on forged order The case
was continued and they were bound over in
the sum of $50 each until next Monday
Meantime they will anguish.
Mike Harvey, rather smooth looking per
sonage, had been budged Monday night, and
falling on the sidewalk, he bruised his nose.
Yesterday the organ Of smell looked quite SICK.
He begged hard to be let down light and SEN
tence Of thirty days was imposed, the same be-
ing suspended provided he skipped.
Affections of the liver, bilious disorders,
sick headache, etc., are thoroughly cured by
DR.. Jayne's sanative Pills. Acting as goner-
al laxative, they remove all irritating and fecal
matter from the bowels, gradually change the
Initiated secretlons of the stomach and liver,
and restore those organs to healthy condi-
ton.
Yesterday afternoon was the time for the
regular semi annual meeting Of the city coun-
Gil. At the usual hour, P. NJ, acting
President Grace, Alderman Allen and Clerk
Prendergast appeared in the council chamber,
but no one else appearing, after waiting lew nV
minutes, an adjournment was had to 7:oO
Thursday evening
Mcdonald, who was wounded by officer
Gruber on Monday evening at West st. Paul,
was somewhat better yesterday, though care
lessness on his own part had somewhat injured
his chances of a speedy recovery. he had re-
moved the bandage over his eye in such man.
mes as to interfere with the surgeons work,
but 1t was thought that all danger of infam-
nation had passed.
The,peregrnations of frame shanties over
the principal streets of tho city is becoming an
ineufferable nuisance. For the past twenty.
four hours ending yesterday street car and
other travel was embargoed at Eighth ana $40
ley streets by the presence in the street OF no.
madic frame house. AS in Eastern cities, a
law should be passed requiring houses to be
moved only between midnight and morning.
Wabashaw street, between Seventh an.
Ninth, was crowded with about 200 people
about IS o'clock yesterday afternoon, occasioned
by three.story dog fight and subsequent
war of words between the obstreperous owner
of two of the dogs and some indignant onlook
ers. A policeman was sent for, but did not
arrive In time to make any arrests, though 1t
is probable one will be made to-day on war
rant.
Nine tramps, about as hard seeds as they
make 'em, stood up before hlzzonor yesterday
as candidates for the grand quay. They were
arrested for prowling around the cars in the
yards of the West Wisconsin Railroad com
psny. The court enquired of one if he would
leave town if discharged, and they all chimed
"yes' In chorus. They were sentenced to
thirty days and the same was suspended until
noon.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Brown,
on Cooper street, was the scene last evening of
an old fashioned New England surprise party.
The occasion was the anniversary of Mrs.
Browns nth birthday and their pleasant little
home was filled with her many friends who all
joined in wishing her many happy returns of
the occasion. There was substantial side to
the gathering too, as the good lady was the
recipient of a number OF gifts, as was her
worthy husband, who was remembered for hav.
ing taken such good care of his partner. Like
the loaves and fishes in the parable, there were
several baskets full after the feast was over.
For irregular action of the heart, cold ex-
tremities and acute pains get Holman's Liver
Pad and Plasters.