Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-22

| large amount Of west bound freight has &C.
cumulated here In consequence OF the over.
dow.
CITY aL0BULEs.
Ex.Balif Mullins Is lying dangerously III
with typhoid fever at his residence on Igle.
hart street.
Yesterday was observed with especial pomp
by the order Of st. Benedict, the day being
dedicated to the memo:y of taat saint.
DR.. Mintzer swore out warrant yesterday
for the arrest Of Frank Gould, who is charged
with kicking in the doors Of the formers resi-.
| dsnce.
Judge Wilkin fled an order yesterday dis
charging the order to show cause in the case
of J. W. McClung against D. NJ. Robbins and
Others.
Hank Keefe was around yesterday in quest
| of search warrant against his wife. Ha
claims that she has secretsd his duds, but as
he is regarded as slippery the warrant was not
| issued.
Yesterday John Kaather and Mike Klein had
dispute, during which the former lifted his
duke and planted fist full OF knuckles in
Klein's face Kaather will appear before hiz.
zoner this morning.
Market Master McManus has in his posses
sion an ovsrcoat which was found in the hall
after the adjournment of the last session of
| the legislature. The owner can have the
same by proving property.
Yesterday afternoon q dirty and shiftless
tramp named Edward Holmes cahbaged an
overcoat from Emmert's brewery on Eagle
H. 1x,n ho1x
captured after an exciting chase.
Court house square was the cynosure of Pc
destrians on Wabashaw street yesterday, the
attraction being bevy of magnificent pea
fowls. The birds are the property of Sheriff
Richter, ,and they are in gorgeous plumage.
An employe of the St. Paul & Manitoba
Railroad company named Flannigan, foreman
of the yards at East st. Paul, had his right
hand crushed night before last while coupling
cars. The injuries are not considered per.
manent.
A girl Of foreign parentage, about ten years
old, and evidently an idiot, was found wander
ing on the streets yesterday and brought to
the city hall. She refuses to talk, is dressed
in rags and has the blank expression OF mind
diseased.
The suit of Maggie Denzer against Maurice
Delaney for seduction under promise of mar.
riage, came up in the municipal court yester.
day afternoon. After the testimony of the
girls father the defense waived further pro-
ceedings and gave 81, 900 bail to appear at dis.
trict court.
This is the day for the meeting of the so
called bond tribunal. The law requires the
court to meet March 22nd, or ''as soon there.
after as practicable" It will not he "practi-
cable'' to meet to-day, as 1t Is not known
what judges will sit in the place OF supreme
judges who decline to serve.
Browns saloon, corner Sixth and Rosabell
streets, was the scene night before last of q
lively fandango, during which there was a
frightful waste OF tumblers and other glass
ware, which were used promiscuously as
missiles. Two men named Easing and Porter
were arrested yesterday as having been in the
row, and other participants will be yanked in
at the hearing this morning.
Mr.. Duncan Wilson, an employe of Herzog
& Wilson's planning mill on Eighth street,
while at work yesterday afternoon had his
right hand caught in the roller attachment OF
one of the machines and seriously crushed.
That portion of the hand below the knuckels
was completely amputated. Or. Murphy
dressed the injuries and the unfortunate young
man was conveyed uOIne
St. Paul Is to have an institution similar to
Harry Hills in New York. It Is designed to
make 1t the headquarters or rendezvous Of the
sporting fraternity, and for those interested In
all manner of athletic exercises. Among the
features of the place will be pictures of all the
uoted champions of the ring, including Hee.
aan, the apollo of the ring, Jem Mace, the
champion, Tom sayers, the best little man,
No% T>or rrbor fha oh IN Yinn ynidd1A WAi0hf
and johnny Dwyer, the "boss" ofthe United
States. The place will be dubbed the "Cham-
pion's Rest"
Early yesterday morning ruction took
place at the saloon, corner of Eagle and
investigations of Nellie Otis, who suspected
her husband Clutch" of infdelity: She
visited the saloon, demanded admittance and
accused her liege of consorting with one Of
the harlots from the bagnio over which she
presides The irate benedict wouldn't open the
place, when she blnged in the windows. Of
acer Klecalky swore out a warrant for her ar.
rest on the charge OF assault and battery.
About $40 o'clock yesterday morning. fire
was discovered in the basement of Dawson's
block at the corner of Third and Washington
streets, opposite the Metropolitan hotel. The
fire was first discovered In a store room under
DIR. Hutch1nsOn'S Omce, the entrance 10 WHICH
is at the foot of the Washington street stairs.
An alarm was turned in from box No. 10 and
the incipient blaze was soon squelched. The
| fire was the work of an incendiary. Some
miscreant crept into the basement and piled
up a quantity OF kindling,. which was set on
| fire. It might have resulted in serious con-
nagration.
About nightfall yesterday Officer CunnifE
was attracted to a shanty on Cedar street,
occupied by some Connemara settlers, by a
great disturbance. On reaching the house he
Observed man trying to fire two other men
out. One of the parties, an old man, had a
deadly-looking penknife, which the other, a
young fellow, was trying, to wrest from his
hand. Officer Cunniff rushed in, separated the
| men and tried to take away the knife. They
resisted the officer and. refused to give up the
| knife, whereupon they were put under arrest.
Both men speak the native Irish, and they
gave the names of James Foley and Mike
Curren.
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