Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-15
CITY GLOBULEs.

MattneW ESch was mulct $SO or twenty days
yesterday for selling liquor without license,
Bricklaying has commenced upon the P. q.
Kelly & Co. block, corner of Third and Sibley
streets.
The new Catholic church at Little Canada
will be dedicated next Sunday, June 10, at
10:3OA.M.
Honest John, on Jackson street, has one
half of five dollar bill which some one lost
in his saloon.
The county board met yesterday and com.
pleted the work of cancelling delinquent per.
sonal taxes.
The board Of education will meet this even.
ing, the object being to receive bids for the
new high school.
A bay pony, attached to a wagon, was found
on Fort street. about II O'Clock last night,
and left at Judd's stable.
E. B. Thomas. of Pine City, arrested on
the charge of perjury, gave $500 bail for his
appearance yesterday and was released.
A hoodlum was yanksd from the tone
quart" place, near Emmert's brewery, by OF.
tlcer Bremen, last night, loaded to the guards.
John Frithzen was up yesterday charged
with vaccinating the ear of one Lowell with
razor The hearing was continued to the 20th
inst.
John Kelly the pedlar of pinchbsck rings,
and who was ordered out of town yesterday
morning, was run in last night bowling
drunk.
Lee and Hopkins, two of the participants in
the Connemara fight, were released yesterday
on their own recognizance on motion of
County Attorney Egan.
At the Metropolitan yesterday: R. Sykes,
Edgely House, Stockport, England; Thos. C.
Hamilton, England; A. s. Teesdale, st. Louis,
and G. c. Cook, Davenport.
The tiredest man in st. Paul last night was
burly granger, who lald down on the post.
Office steps for snooze. He was hauled to
the cooler by Capt. Clark and Detective O'Con.
nor, being too Timber to stand up.
The commencement exercises of Hamline
university will take place tomorrow. In the
forenoon contest will take place for the prize
essay, and in the afternoon the oratorio of
Esther will be produced under the direction of
Prof. Priem.
The lawn festival last night given by the
Clinton avenue M. E. church, Sixth ward, was
pleasant success. Refreshments were served
on the grounds, which were lit up with
Chinese lanterns, presenting scene that was
most charming.
The jury in the case of Moses Bixler against
the city of St. Paul, in which suit was brought
for $1,000 damages for injury to his property
in West st. Paul, returned sealed verdict yes.
terday morning, awarding plaintiff damages
in the sum of one dollar.
Elizabeth Corray came to the police court
Monday and wanted warrant for the arrest
of her neighbor, Mrs. Kushke. She didn't get
it. Yesterday Herman Kushke swore out two
warrants for Mrs. Corray's arrest, for assault
and disorderly conduct. There is music ahead.
The union bricklayers employed at Merrlam's
new building, ,on Fourth street, near Sibley, laid
down their trowels Yesterday morning and in
augurated strike. They demanded the dis
charge of the non union men employed on the
building, and the request not being granted
they struck.
A lively scrimmage took place about dusk
yesterday on Fuller street, between two men
named Ruchek and Conroy. Knives and pis-
tolls were talked of, but aside from couple OF
black eyes, no damage was inflicted. The
affair originated from miserable quarrel be-
tween the families.
A fine painting by T. ]. Scott, the animal
artist, of Won Arnim, Commodore Kittson's
$4,000 stallion. record 22s, is exhibited in the
show window of Adam Fetsch, Ill East Third
street, and attracts much attention from pass
ers-by The painting is life-like and does the
horse justice.
Capt. Justen has found his st. Paul belle
after whom to christen the Yellowstone river
improvement steamer, lately purchased of
Capt. Reaney. The name of the belle is Emily,
which has already been painted upon the pilot
house and on the side of the boat The query
now is, Who is Emily?
And why are you here, Gilbert? said the
court, as craekey little fellow named Gilbert
Schon loomed up at the matinee yesterday.
That man called me son of -, was the
reply, and knocked him down. / will fine
you $40 or ten days, said the court, for taking
the law in your own hands.
A collision between two street cars occurred
at the corner of Eighth and Jackson streets
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, occasion
ed by one of the cars trying TO turn the corner
before the other one had gotten beyond the
curve. A gentleman on the platform almost
had his arm squeezed, but no particular harm
was done.
The annual festival for benefit of the HON Q
of the Friendless next Saturday will naturally
be patronized by everybody, for the institution
has everybody's sympathy. But the ladies
actively interested will remind those who
might forget this worthy institution, of its
deserts and needs, by calling upon them to buy
tickets to the festival for themselves and
friends.
Deputy Sheriff Meyer, of stearns county, ar.
rived in St. Paul yesterday, having in charge
an insane woman named Francisco Corror,
committed to the hospital at st. Peter. Her
family history is sad one. A year ago her
husband was killed by q falling tree, leaving
five children to provide for, from two to
twelve years ofage. She went insane few
weeks ago.
rather bright looking young fellow,
named Frank Beckwith, was arraigned at the
police court yesterday, charged with the lar
ceny of pistol and three pocket knives from
Mayo & Clark. He was formerly In the EN-.
ploy of the firm, and it is pity that tempta-
ton should have resulted in his fall from
grace The hearing will take place on the
Goth.
The entertainment and festival given by the
Swedish society Vega, at their hall on East
Seventh street, asst night, was in every way en-
joyable. A large audience was attracted to
the hall, and the vocal and instrumental selec-
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