Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-02
CITY GLOBULEs.
he small pox patient is convalescent.


The small pox patient is convalescent.
The United States circuit court has ad
journed to the 5th inst, at II A. M.
The city employees were paid their June due
ats yesterday, amounting to 81 900.
The young son of Sheriff Richter, who died
WednesdAy,was buried yesterday morning.
The committee on fire department held
meeting las. evening for transaction of rou-
tine business.
The men employed on the Seventh street
sewer, under contract with Patrick Butler,
struck yesterday for S1.75 per day. They had
been receiving S15O.
George Cass was before hizzoner yesterday
for the first time. He had been laid out with
bug juice, and looked repentant. He received
five by five sentence.
The collections from the sale of internal
revenue stamps and licenses in the second
district for the year ending June 30th,
amounted to 1929, 0l3.5l.
A fsticuff encounter took place in Rice park
last night between two young men named
Frank Donovan and James Webb. They were
run in by Officer Bremen.
EThere were four brides and grooms on the
Gem City on her upward trip. 1t was noticed
that the honeymoon on the Gem gave great
satisfaction to the honey birds.
A railroad man named Daniel Holland was
found lying on West Third street last night,
stupid drunk. He was brought to the tower
by Sergeant Walsh and Officer Bremen.
The old fire laddies and their friends are
expecting to have no absentees at their meet
ing Monday in the annual patriotic celebra-
ton of the Pioneer Hook and Ladder COM
pany.
John Hennessy, storekeeper at Fort Shell
ing, was before Commissioner Cardozo yester-
day, charged with selling tobacco without pay
ing the special tax. He gave $500. bail for his
appearance.
Joe Sullivan and Frank Tapinka quarreled
about some wood in the Sixth ward and the
latter got his shins barked. He had Sullivan
arrested and yesterday he was fined ten shekels.
He paid and left in peace.
In publishing the list of teachers of the
public schools yesterday, the names of Miss
Agnes Gunip and Miss Taylor of the Adams
school were Inadvertently omitted. They are
efficient and very worthy teachers.
The funeral of Miss Annie Heppler, whose
untimely end was due 10 consumption, took
place at the Church of the Assumption yester-
day forenoon. The remains were followed to
the grave by large number of mourning
friends.
A stranger whose name could not be learned
while waiting for the sos train last evening,
left his valise in the depot of the Chicago &
Milwaukee road, while he stepped out to see a
man. On his return the valise had disap-
peared
At a special meeting of the land league
Thursday night, the treasurer, Capt. Bell, re.
ported the receipt of 500 50 from Treasurer
Manning, of the Kandiyohi branch of the
league. Arrangements are progressing nicely
for the demonstration by the league on the
Fourth.
Jonathan Edwards, trustee, commenced
suit in the district court yes terday, against
John harrington. Margaret E. Culver and
others, to foreclose mortgage Of $4,000 in
favor of the Equitable Trust company, of
New London, Conn. The mortgage dates
from 1872
A teamster named John Mitchell. was before
the court yesterday charged with reckless
driving on Robert street. Officer Nugent tes-
tilted that he had ran his team onto the side
walk and almost knocked several persons
down. He was fined $40 or twenty days in
the cooler.
He wore cherry-colored necktie and his
jet black hair pulled like pack of wildcats
for swhisky sour. He gave the name of
Boyd, and was dressed in the bezarne style Of
the typical sport. Having been laid out with
the elegant booze, he was taxed five dollars,
and paid the coin.
Detective O'Connor returned here last even
ing from Saltwater, from an unsuccessful
search for the Photographic rapist, whose
heinous crime was reported in the GLOBE of
yesterday. The unnatural fiend had got wind
of the fact that he was wanted, and had left
for parts unknown. Hopes are entertained,
however, of his arrest.
Upon the arrival of the Gem City last night
drunken Swede named Peterson complained
to the police that he had been robbed of his
watch while sleeping. A colored man named
Jackson was arrested on suspicion, but as he
has hitherto borne blameless character, and
as no proof of the robbery could be found, it
is probable that he is not the right party.
About dark last evening lady named Mrs
Cordello entered Lutz's drug store. corner of
Sixth and Wabashaw streets, leaving q baby
minutes absence she returned, and the car
rage was gone. About the same time a
woman was seen going out st. Peter street
with carriage answering to the one stolen.
Mr.. Ii. L. Hinckley, of White Bear lake, has
leased the bathing house and fleet of pleasure
boats, at Lake Shore station, to Capt. Peterson,
whose long and successful experience with
boats upon White Bear lake-preceded by years
of sailing upon the ocean-is sufficient guar
anty for the safety of the pleasure seeking
public, while the closest attention is given to
their comfort.
Active preparations are being made for the
resumption of work on the frontier military
posts. Among the arrivals in st. Paul yester-
day were Mr.. A. H. Fitch, superintendent of
the work on the new post on the Musselshell,
and Messrs. Joseph Heddinger and j. R. Patch,
who are to complete the work at Fort Assina-
boine. They will leave for their respective
posts IN a few days.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday in the case of H. L. Dousman against
Il. P. Rugg ct al, administrators of the
estate af George Culver deceased The casa