Daily globe., 1881-03-19
CITY GLOBULEs.

Catholics of this city.
The regular meeting of the Central land
league will be held tonight at the hall,
Seventh and Jackson streets
The auditors Office has been calcimined,
painted and thoroughly renovated. Things
about the Office look sweet and clean.
The young man Flanagan, who was arrest
ed on suspicion last Thursday, was released
yesterday on promising to leave town.
A creature named Henry Tenwalt was ar
rested by Officers Zirkelbach and Moriarity yes.
terday afternoon, for mauling his wifc.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Spiel visited the hospital
for the insane at st. Peter yesterday, having in
charge the crazy woman, Mrs. Meyers.
A plat was fled in the register of deeds Of
flee Yesterday of VIM. Dawson's subdivision
of block II of Bass addition of out lots.
Mr.. J. B. Grebben has purchased the entire
stock of the Anoka lumber mills, at Anoka
The lumber will be brought to St. Paul.
Messrs. Clark and McAllister will conduct
the singing at the young mems meeting this
evening in the Y. NJ. c. A. parlor. Young
men are invited.
A single case of cross-eyed drunkenness
comprised the police budget at city hall last
night. The victim of bulge was waltzed in
from Wabashaw street by Officer Hanft.
An action for divorce was commenced in The
district court yesterday by Frank Ives of
Crookston, against his wife, G. c. Ives, on the
grounds of desertion. They were married in
1S72 and she left his rooftree in 1874.
The tenants occupying the buildings on the
southeast corner Of Wabashaw and Seventh
streets have commenced moving out, prepara-
tory to the demolition of the buildings, to be
replaced by fine block to be erected by DR..
Steele.
St. Patrick's Day was duly celebrated by the
Sixth ward, under the auspices and direction
of Father Gallagher. The celebration con-
cluded with fine supper which was enlivened
by songs BY Misses Sheehy, Belland, Sullivan,
Harry Ryan and A II. Daugherty.
A sorry looking sinner named James Brady
was I'D yesterday charged with vagrancy. He
was arrested by Officer Hanft on suspicion of
stealing shawl, but there was no testimony
TO that effect. He stated that he would shake
the slush from his sandals if released, and the
court let him go.
Mr. Isaac Morisett reported at city hall yes
terday that his aged father had wandered away
from home last Thursday and that no trace
could be learned of his whereabouts. The
family reside on Rondo near Lewis street and
the missing mar is So years old and French
man who is unable to speak English.
An old topper named James Cole was fined
S5 yesterday for drunkenness. This is the
party who made his bed with the tramps at
city hall and who had his watch stolen in the
very arcanum and stronghold, as it were, Of
Justice. Jessrang recovered the watch and
the man was fined s5 for being drunk.
The iourneymen brlcklayers of st. Paul held
a very enthusiastic meeting last evening at
Arion hall, at which the following officers
were elected: President A Doyl; Vice Presi-
dent, j. NJ Smith; Secretary, j. w. Miller;
Treasurer, E. Powers. Meetings will be held
every Friday evening at So'clock, until further
notice.
couple of buns named Frank O'Brien and
VIM. Spellman were before the court yesterday,
charged with cabbaging q watch from drunk
en- Swede in Simon's saloon on West Third
street. 1t appeared that all the men had been
on three days spree, and the testimony was
very conflicting. They were lined IS each and
paid the ducats.
Col. Taylor, State librarian, is in receipt Of
letter from the State librarian of Alabama,
regretting his inability to do anything toward
replenishing the library books destroyed BY the
capitol fire. Alabama once had law library
valued at 5000, but Gen. Grierson, of the
Union army, raided their capitol during the
war, and the library went up in smoke.
Two mechanics named Julius Olsen and Tom
Forbes were before hizzonor yesterday charged
with having free fight In front of Schur-
meier's shop on Seventh street. The mill was
brO In ina fn
mischief, as one Of the men was trying to
WELD big hammer. They were before the
court and paid ten bills each for the music.
Gov Pillsbury has mailed letters to num-
Der of the leading architects of the State, in
Guiding Messrs. Radclff and Bassford of st.
Paul, ana Burlington of Minneapolis, inviting
them to prepare plans for the new capitol---
two being requested from each, one for an en-
tire new structure and the other for utilizin g
the present walls, both at maximum cost of
$4,000.
In the noting the suit of Maggie Denzer
against man named Delaney, for seduction,
it was not clearly stated that the offense was
committed under promise of marriage. After
the engagement he offered to settle some prop
erty upon his intended wife, but did not do So.
The property question, however, is not an ele-
ment IN the case. The suit is entirely for Sc.
duction under promise Of marriage.
Hugh Brady, stage carpenter at the Opera
House, met with painful accident on Thurs
day evening during the progress of the St.
Patrick's entertainment. While moving a
balustrade upon the stage it became detached
from its fastenings and fell, striking Mr..
Brady upon the left elbow, lacerating the flesh
and badly bruising the bone. Though disabled
from work he is able to be about the streets,
and will be in as good condition as ever in a
few days.
The lecture of Judge George B. Young on
cold English Laws and Customs" was but
slimly attended last evening. The lecture was
a scholarly treatise upon the origin of our
present code of laws, abounding in interesting
historical references of much, value to the
legal fraternity. Though not designed for
popular delectation it contained many facts of
general public interest, and 1t is to be regretted
that there were so few present to listen to It.
Those who were in attendance were well re.
paid for their trouble.
Barney Murphy was before Judge Burr yes
terday, charged with committing an assault
on the bleached consort of colored barber
named Pierce. An account of the assault and
attempted rape was given in yesterdays issue
of the GLOBE. Mrs. Pierce testified that de-
fendant had entered her house and asked for
something to eat. Following this he attacked
her, and was prevented from effecting his evil
purpose by the entrance of her husband. The
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