Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-08
CITY GLoBULEs.

The street force were paid their April ducats
yesterday amounting to $500. a.
The st. Paul Liederkranz give concert and
ball at the Atheneum ON Monday evening.
Michael Hoban, the chronic wife beater,
was locked up last night for his usual
amusement.
The case of Mrs. Nash, charged with dis
orderly conduct, was dismissed yesterday for
want OF prosecution. or
A seventeen year old youth named Nick
Mccarthy is at the city hall charged with re-
turning only. fifty cents change to man who
gave him $40.
Those elegant programmes at the third
annual reception of Malcholm's dancing classes
Friday evening at Minneapolis were made by
Mellgran & Cowham of st. Paul.
The foundations for the Kelly block, East
Third street, and for Col. Drake's Sibley street
block, on which the masons began work only
a few days ago are each already well advanced.
Last Sunday afternoon man named John
Lang fell over dilapidated sidewalk on Sew
enth street and broke his right leg, He noti-
fed City Attorney Murray yesterday that he
was ready to settle for damages, and in case
settlement is not had suit for damages is in
prospect. $50
The case of the State against James Roche,
the sly wag who got carriage ride by forg-
ing his fathers name, under the pretense that
he was going to funeral, was called for hear
ing in the police, court yesterday morning.
Additional time was asked for and the hearing
was continued two weeks.
Eugene Chapman and J. Lundeen, furnish
the chin music for rival bean houses near the
dspots. They are commonly known as hotel
runners. Friday night they engaged in quar-
rel and Chapman almost disabled his advers-
ary by administering sound thrashing. He
was arraigned at the police court yesterday
and the picnic cost him ten dollars. He paid
the ducats. ,t s
Messrs. Dyer s. Howard are constantly ad-
ding to their already large stock OF foreign
music all of tbs latest and best productions of
the fayorite composers. During the past
week they have received some very fine vocal
and instrumental selections, by Bendel, Ley
bach, Matte, Lange, Gobbaerts, Pinsuti,
Gounod, Liszt and others, pnblished by G.
Schirmer. Ayrs ~ 9-f ts
Amendments to the articles Of Incorporation
of the st. Paul Book and Stationery company,
were filed with the secretary of state yesterday.
Article was amended so as to provide that
the highest indebtedness of the corporation at
any one time shall not exceed sl5O,00O, and
article Z, as amended, provides that the num-
Der and amount of the capital stock of said
corporation shall be three Thousand shares of
$50 each. s
A frightful accident took place at the ct.
Paul Foundry and Iron works yesterday after
noon, occurring as follows: About 4 o'clock
one OF the employees of the foundry named
John Enright, while carrying a pail of liquid
ore or smelt, happened to trip, upsetting the
pail which caused the red hot lava to run over
one of his feet, scalding the member terribly.
He was removed to his residence and properly
cared for.
Deputy United States Marshall Morris ariv-
ed in St. Paul yesterday, having in custody a
woman named Sarah M. Hough, wife of the
postmaster of Browns valley, Traverse county.
She is charged with being too inquisitive con.
oerning what went throgh the mail and of
abstracting money from letters. She was
before United States Commissioner Burnham, /,
of Moorehad, and was held to the next term Of
court.
Timothy O'Brien was before the court
yesterday, charged with cabbaging an auger
machine. Ashort time ago he borrowed some
money and put up the machine as collateral,
the understanding being that he was to re-
deem it within q certain period. The other
mornlng the parties who loaned the money
missed the machine and it was found in pos
session of O'Brien. The latter made the re-
markable statement that he found it at the door
of his boarding house.
A crankey lout named Edward Burke was
before hizzoner yesterday charged with drunk
enness and disorderly conduct. Early yester-
day morning he sought the shelter.of barn
near Seven corners; on waking up he was seized
with the blind staggers, the result of turpen-
tine booze, and on leaving the barn he attrack-
ed an innocent fellow who was engaged in
cleaning a carriage. Officer Bremen yanked
him to the quay and the court gave him ten
days furlough to the Richter's roost.
"AFTER RAIN, SUNSHINE"