Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-31
CITY aLoBuLEs.

VII uAODOA<1ASs
Tailor Jessrang enthused yesterday by deco
rating the city hall clock.
The various offices of the State government
were closed from 10 NJ. yesterday, in honor of
decoration day.
VIM. Munson, who was dangerously shot
few weeks since, has been removed to Lake
Como. His condition is still precarious.
James Flanagan, hackman, was arrested
yesterday, accused of oyercharging passen-
ger. The hearing was continued until to-
day.
The sale of seats for the performances of
Haverly's European Mastodon minstrels will
begin at the Opera house box office this
morning at o'clock.
John Thompson and VIM. Peterson had each
loaded to the guards with the elegant booze,
and for SO doing they will sojOurn with their
old friend Richter for five days.
Hans and Nels johnson were before hizzoner
yesterday for indulgng in Sunday toot. The
dizzy muldoons said they had been full, and
they went to the quay for five days.
Last night some person tried to effect an
entrance to the castle occupied by Graham and
Easton Borgett on Fifth street. At late hour
Officer Casey was in ambush for the wretch.
The jury in the case of George Hoffman
against Robert sherwood, in which action
was brought for $4,000 damages, for assault,
return ed a verdict in favor of plaintiff yester-
day for SIS.
G.. F. Lundegraff, most despicable wretch,
was before the court yesterday, charged with
beating his wife. The hearing was continued
until to-day, and he was bound over in the
sum of $500.
Do you hear it fishermen? Osakis lake, in
Douglas county, is full OF Oswego bass, gen.
uine, and no mistake 1t is said, also, that
there are plenty of the same excellent fish in
Pelican lake, Cass county.
An ex- peeler named N. Willivousky, was up
yesterday, charged with cleaning out saloon
on the Fort road and humping the proprietor.
Moriarity stated he knocked Polander galley
west. The music cost him ten bills.
Two dizzy sports named VIM. Brown and
VIM. Dewitt were each charged with having
been drunk and noisy. The officer stated that
they were full of the old nick and wanted to
raise riot. They took to the bastile for ten
days each.
Hon. II. 81. P. McMasters, member of the
assembly of the State legislature from Waba
shaw county, having removed to Eau Claire,
Wis.,, to engage in business, has rendered his
resignation to the governor, and the same has
been accepted.
The ladies Of the Jackson street M. E.
Church will have an excursion to Taylors
Falls by way of Lake Chisago, Center City,
ETC., probably on the 9th of Julie, general no.
| tice of which will be given in Wednesday
morning papers.
One OF the largest catches of the season was
made yesterday morning by Mr.. McFadden,
who started at daylight, and in the course OF
an hour hooked sixteen splendid black lass,
one of which, weighing four pounds and
eleven ounces, was exceedingly palatable.
The trial of criminal CAGES was commenced
in the district court yesterday morning. II.
R. Harris was tried and found guilty of an as
sault on one Geo. Williams, armed with a
dangerous weapon, with intent to do great
bodily harm. He was remanded for SEN
tence.
The purchase by John F. Meagher of lot 8
in block 80, St. Paul proper, mentioned Sun
day morning, is understood to have been made
with the purpose of building on it this season,
in correspondence with and partO the Kelly
block, now being built. That will leave
blank of only twenty-five feet in the half
square between the Kelly and Beaupre & Keogh
buildings.
White Bear lake was the scene of ludicrous
incident on Sunday. young gentleman and
lady were out in a row boat. when they man.
aged to capsize. They were not great ways
from the shore, but they did not seem to be
aware that the water was only about three
feet deep. They chung frantically to the over
turned boat and called loudly for help. Parties
| ran along the shore and notified them of the
depth of the water, whereupon they walked
ashore without trouble.
A neatly dressed and very intelligent looking
young man, named Chas. Boggs, was before
Judge Burr, yesterday, charged with striking
a oeighbor woman named Mary Dunbar. The
parties reside next door to each other, on Sixth
street, and the fuss was about buck saw,
which complainant had borrowed and not re-
turned. Boggs called for the saw, when she
pushed him to the steps, and he struck her.
He said that she mad called his mother a very
bad name, and evidence was produced to show
that she was able to haudle her tongue in
lively manner. He was fined $25.