Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-02
CITY GLoBULEs.

Tbs gay and giddy girls paid their monthly
fines Yesterday, amounting to $500.
The city hirelings received their February
stipends yesterday, amounting to $4,000.
A. Cardinal has sworn out warrant for the
arrest of one Thomas Valade, on the charge
that he stole his little gun.
A Jolly hickman named William Piss was
up yesterday charged with violating the ordi-
nance. The hearing will take place to-day
The iudgeso tbs district court have Or
aered that the robbers roost be made more
secure, and the work will commence instan-
ter.
No Eastern mail has reached st. Paul since
Sunday morning, but an avalanche is expected
this morning The trouble has been IN WIS
cousin.
A good. humorsd Teuton named Pfatf was ar
raisned at the police court yesterday charged
with neylecting to number his house. he eX-
planned that he was ignorant OF the new ordl'
nance and was given until Saturday 10 square
the thing up.
jndce Burr has no time in his court for that
anseiss Of animal known as the wife bsater.
.Io.enh Wslch was before the court yesterday,
charged with caressing his wife with fat irons
and thelike, and be was sent up for thirty
davs. after which he will have to give bonds
ID the sum OF 500.
One of the la-de.da boys named William
Mock visited the dance night before last and
rot into row. He sought admittancs with.
ont putting up the necessary pasteboard, and
when expostulated with for making 30 bad
brsak, he hit the officer in the eye. he was
snatched to the tower by Officer Gruber. Yes.
tesday he was before the court, and Judge
Burr imposed fine of s25. He paid the coin.
The uksse has gone forth and the police
court has got to change Its b b operations
to the culinary department of the new market
house. In the words Of the immortal Ecoles,
"this ese ard" but as the old building has
bAsn leased and the parties are clamorlng 10
take possession there is no help for 1t. The
court room will be ready for occupancy next
grass and the moving bee will commence TO-
DAY.
Two truck drivers named De Marcy and
Doiet we're at the police court yesterday,
charged with raising ruction IN west ST.
Paul saloon. One Simmons, the proprietor,
testified that they had called for beer and re-
fused to put up for the beverage. Defendants
swore that the had been fired out OF the
saloon, and that Simmons had pushed them
through window. They were reprimanded
and discharged.
Carl Peterson and George Hemleker were
before hizzoner yesterday charged with having
been drunk and disorderly. The optics of the
former were in mourning and his face was
frescoed in half dozen colors. They were
arrested on Minnesota street by officer
DeCorsey, and Peterson claims to have been
touched for watch and S45 in money. The
hearing was continued until to-day, and mean
time the charge will he investigated.
The marriage of Mr.. George W. Walsh and
Miss Stella Cabanne was celebrated at st.
Mary's church Yesterday afternoon. The mar
rage was solemnized by Rev. Father Calliet
in the presence of large number of friends.
The following gentlemen OBLIGATED as ushers:
Nlessrs R. Crooks, Fred Sibley, J. R. Cabanne
and Mr. Brlmhall. A reception was held last
evening at the residence of the couple in lower
town, at which the high contracting parties
were the recipients Of numerous congratula-
tions.
Articles Of incorporation of the Mortified
Gymnasium, of Mortified, Mimi, were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday. The in
corporators are Stiles NJ Park, A. Buskirk,
Theodore H. Eckles, William Ebel, F. w.
Wright, Frank Cutler, h. A. Jones Also,
dEllClco VI VIC 1OuuS hCu Suliotioh ooOoSi-
alton, of Northfeld MINI. The officers are:
George Huntington, president; Miss Emma
Brown, vice-president; B. Fl. Ogden, secretary;
F. Barrows, treasurer; Il. A. SERVER, W. P.
Powell, Miss Watson, A. G Conrad, Miss Mel
lie Rolfe and Frank Cutler, associate directors.
A sad accident occurred at the residence ola
Mr.. Sleeve, near the Harvester works, about
noon yesterday, which may result fatally to
the four year old daughter of that gentleman's
household. About the time named the child
stumbled in the kitchen and falling backward,
she was precipitated into vessel Of boiling
water. Her body was literally scalded from
The neck to the waist, excepting spot on the
chest and abdomen. She was attended by DR..
Owens, who thinks the chances are favorable
for recovery. Mr.. Sleeve is fireman at the
Harvester works.
About o'clock yesterday morning work
men on the Short line road discovered the form
of woman lying'on the side of the track
about quarter Of a mile below the Fort street
crossing. She was found to be sensible, but
badly injured, having evidently been struck by
passing train. The woman was identified as
the Widow Horne, residing on the line of the
track near the Fort street crossing. She was
removed to her home and proper medical at
tendance was summoned. 1t was ascertained
that the scalp had been laid open from the left
eye to the back of her head and that her right
leg had been broken. It Is thought she Will
recover.