Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-25
CITY GLOBULEs.

The condition of ex.Ofacer Waterhouse, in
the asylum at st. Peter, is reported as very
much on the mend.
Mrs. Nauman, who was committed to st.
Peter about year ago, has recovered her rea-
son and returned to st. Paul.
VIM. F. Davidson commenced suit in the
district court Yesterday against John Holland
for restitution of premises.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
ceiyed notice of the allowance Of Widows
and pension claim for 81, ,502.s0.
A citizen Of upper town was engaged Yester.
day in making garden. This is the most
correct harblnger Of spring that st. Paul has
had.
Mechanics were engaged yesterday in test
ing the government engine at the corner Of
Sixth and Sibley streets. It, is intended for
one Of the posts.
Hon. Fred. Won Baumbach is indebted to
Hon. Edmund Rice for copies Of the general
laws of 1878, general and specialTaws Of 1851,
special laws Of 1862.
The egg trade is improving now that the
article is to be had at reasonable price. One
Robert street commission house delivered over
one hundred cases to city dealers yesterday.
A copy OF the constitution Of the Evangelic.
al Lutheran st. Johns congregation, Of the
town of Josea, Waseca county, was fled for
record with the secretary Of state Yesterday.
William Byrns was arraigned before Judge
Burr yesterday charged with erecting frame
addition inside the fire limits. he stated that
the matter was to come before the council,
and the case was continued to the 9th of
April.
An attachment was sworn out yesterday
against VIM. Dambruck, proprietor of the
saloon and restaurant at Bridge Square. The
attachment is to secure debt of $1,2O0 and
the suit was commenced by the Phillip Best
Brewing company, of Milwaukee. Later in
the day he disposed Of the establishment to
Charley Caldwell, paid the bill and the attach
ment was released.
Andrew saulter, porter at the Windsor
hotel, was before hizzonner yesterday charged
with assaulting one of the bell boys OF that
caravansary named Chas. Lick. It was shown
that he had taken the lad into his own hands,
and he was fined S.. He paid the coin.
Articles of incorporation Of the Duluth
Brick and Tile company were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. The principal
place of business of the company is Duluth,
and the incorporators are John 81. La VAGUE,
W. ". Spalding, j. E. Cooley, Van Brunt, j.
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La Vague, R. 8. Munger.
When William Smith, which by the way
isn't the proper name of the sly dog, appeared
before the near sighted old dansel at the po.
lice court yesterday, he remarked that he had
never been up before. The court said that as
it was his first appearance on the charge OF
booze he would let him down light, and he
was taxed five dollars. The prisoner deposited
IS gold piece on the bench and skipped.
Mr. Charles Caldwell, whose name always
heads the list in enterprises connected with his
line, comes to the front again in the role of a
caterer. He yesterday secured the lease of the
handsome rooms No West Third street,
Bridge Square, where in partnership with
Mine Host Dow, of Lake Calhoun, will be
conducted irst-class restaurant. Particulars
of the enterprise will be given hereafter.
West st. Paul IS to have new enterprise in
the shape of a musical hall, located at the
Sixth ward, and to be conducted by Mr.. F.
Spiegel Entertainments will be given in sea-
son, and the bar will be graced by the purest
liquors and the best brands Of cigars. A big
opening is announced for tomorrow evening,
and the public may be assured of generous
welcome.
An honest confession is good for the soul.
When hizzoner asked Patrick Harkins if he
had been up before, as the familiar visage of
that sinner doomed up in the bull pen yester,
day, he replied bedad have. The fact is that
honest Pat Harkins, whose love for the roseate
controls his better nature, had just been re-
leased from the bastile on Tuesday. The court
said he would have to double up on him, and
he went over for ten days.
The friends OF Middleton and Guion express
considerable dissatisfaction at the result of
the contest with Hunt few weeks since, at
Minneapolis, for the championship of the
State, and it is understood that purse OF 500
match over again. Market hall would be
good place for the walking match, and some
fine sport could be had. It will be twenty
seven-hour go-as- -you-please contest.
About 11:30 o'clock last night loud raps
were heard proceeding from the lamp post
corner of Fourth and Wabashaw streets, ac-
companied by lusty cries Of police. The
trouble was occasioned by a bit of a row at
the American house bar room, DUR
ing which young Englishman was
given the grand bounce and
the smeared appearance OF his face looked as
though it had been keeping company with a
butchers block. It was drunken brawl with
no serious results.
An excited populace surged around the post.
office about o'clock yesterday afternoon, to-
witness an old time matinee between bull
pup owned by George Morton and shiftless
bird dog. The purps met at the corner OF
Fifth and Wabashaw streets and wentat 1t for
blood. In less than thirty seconds an i'm.
mense crowd had assembled and the brutal
sport was finally stopped by bystander. snch
disgraceful exhibition should be made i'm.
possible by muzzling vicious ours.
A brace of plausible appearing young fel-
lows, but who are accredited with depraved
ways, named James Raddigan and Carl Spitz-
miller, were at the police court yesterday
charged with vagrancy. They were collared
under the hill night before last by Detective
O'Connor. One OF the parties has fallen from
the estate of gentilitY, having once held an
honorable position In this city. They were
sentenced to thirty days each, but upon prom
ising to leave the city judgment was suspended.
Mr.. Conrad Schmidt, the well known restMi-
ratuer, is having plans prepared for two ele-
CANT modern tenement cottages. They are to
have groundage of 75x70, two stories in
height, and to be finished off with all the mod
ern Improvements. They are to be located on
Riverside street, at a point nearly opposite