Daily globe., 1881-03-18
CITY aLoBuLxs.

Window cleaning was in operation in the
State capitol yesterday.
wild pelican from the woods named Tom
Skien was up yesterday for having been beastly
budged. He went to the quay for five days.
Thirty Of the old railroad bonds have been
deposited with State Auditor Whitcomb for
| settlement under the terms Of the act passed
by the late legislature.
The handsomest thing out is the card Of in.
vitation issued by St. Bernard Commandery,
q. D., of Austin, for its first conclaye for
work, to be held Tuesday.
An impertinent muldoon named Holbreok
visited city hall yesterday and stated that six
| rat traps had been stolen from his buggy on
| Fifth street near Dowlan's wood yard.
Tho unvellng of some of the sold English
Laws and Customs" at tho Opera House 10.
night, will be an interesting occasion. Hon.
| Geo. B. Young will deliver the Grafton.
Hon. Geo. B. Young will give the St. Paul
library his generous contribution at the
Opera House tonight, drawn from his study
| OF "Old English Laws and Customs"
True. White u Co. will open about the 1st
Of next month, in the store formerly occupied
py OAoSSA " W. 0NO. IL N06t X0AIQ bIISct,
| with full line of papers, stationery, etc.
Suit was commenced in the district court
yesterday by j. W. McClung, to enjoin D. NJ.
Robbins and others from selling certain pro.
perty, against which plaintiff has claim for
l,4l6.
The Fire Insurance association of London,
Eng, having complied with the requirements
imposed by the State, has been admitted to, do
business in the State by the insurance com.
missioner. 7.-, ra,-,--- ..,-r-- r-,-.-, E
A decision was rendered by Judge Wilkin
yesterday, the other judges concurring, dis
charging the order to show cause in the case
of Katie Thompson Ashton against Susan L.
Thompson and Others. e. .ss - =
Appeals were filed in the district court yes
terday by A. Hewitt et al, and Israel Sheldon,
from the award of damages in the matter of
the condemnation of land for the St. Paul q
Manitoba Railroad company
A lusty ..'vag'' named pohn Murphy was
collared on Third street by Officer Rouleau
yesterday afternoon, in the act of soliciting
aims. He is young man and has an aversion
to work, having evidently heen born on q
holiday. 1
A man named A. Maine went into Cooks
saloon yesterday and at once proceeded to
raise particular perdition. He tried to clean
out the rancho and was yanked to the quay by
Officer -Rouleau. He went to the elbow for
ten daya.
Judge Nelson was engaged yesterday in
hearing the case of Hulburt & Page against
Paul, which came up on an appeal
| to have the bonds fixed. The case was repre-
sented by Mr.. Clough and ex Gov. Davis, and
the bond was fixed at s., 600.
About 10 o'clock last night :Oficer Hanft
observed an individual rushing down Cedar
street with bundle under his arm. He gave
chase and took the fellow In tow. The bun.
die proved to be aJadies' shawl. It and the
thief were taken to city hall.
A telegram was received by Chief Weber yes
tsrday from the friends of James Devlin In
St. Louis, announcing that his sister Katie
| was at the point of death. Deylin came to st..
Paul as witness in the Burton case and his
whereabouts are not known. 60 ~ -. q
A couple of hard looking men named John
Kelly and Jack Quinlan were yanked from a
barn In the rear of "Hutch'ss saloon on Eagle
street yesterday, by Detective Bressett and
| Officer Vogtle. Kelly was sent out of town,
| and Quinlan went to the bastile for five days.
"A gang of boys we're detected stealing old
| iron from the ruins of the P. ii. Kelly block,
corner of Third and Sibley streets. Mr.. Kelly
captured them, but released them after some
very wise counsel. Those boys would rather
attend Sabbath school than steal iron in that
locality in the future.
The Corlies & Chapman company have
made an extraordinary set of inside blinds for
the governors room at the new market house
fourteen feet high, perfect in material and
SO near perfect in workmanship as to be re-
minder Of the fact that the old trained school
of mechanics is still represented among living
| wOrkmen.
Thomas Healy entered the court room yes
terday with his optics in mourning and his
head done up in bandage. He engaged in a
fight with Peter Brown on Rosabel street and
got the worst of it. Officer Zirkelbach waltzed
him in and Brown got away. He put up IF.
teen dollars at the time of his arrest and the
money was taken as the fine.
A mean sneak of humanity, named John
Lancaster, was before hizzoner. yesterday
charged with the larceny of fifty cent coin
from boy at the jackson street depot. The
lad was at the lunch counter and was about to
invest in "weal'' pie when Lancaster
snatched the money and ran. He was brought
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for sixty days.
Last night JaIlor Jessrang put drunken
man in the corridor Of the Jail to sober up.
While sleeping off the booze, several tramps
who were in the corridor went through the
| inebriate and cabbaged his watch. Mr.. Jess
rang, on going into the corridor, observed
| that the mans watch had been taken, and the
same was recovered from one Of the tramps.
The case will be further investigated to-day.
| A trio of dirty looking tramps named Frank
and John Kelly and Frank TaIlman, were be-
fore hizzoner yesterday, charged with having
no visible means of support. They were ar
rested on suspicion of cabbaging mink skins
| from granger at the Hotel to the Wild
Hunter. There was no evidence, and James
Kelly and Talllnan were sent out of town.
John Kelly being an old timer, went TO the
bastile for ten days. .-.... - =
The case of M. Gottfried and others against
Christian Stahlman, ct al, came before Judge
Nelson, of the United States circuit court, yes
terday, on the motions to amend pleadings and
to suppress depositions. This is one of num-
Der of cases against brewers to collect dam
ages for alleged Infringement OF a pitching
machine used In the manufacture of beer. The
| motion to amend was allowed, and the other
motion was denied. a-T o--tt - sc1-a5 CO s
| A sober looking old gent named NJ. L. De-
lany was arraigned at the police court yester
day on complaint of a blushing damsel named
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