Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-26

beef over his eye, and swore out warrant
against another gem'men on the charge of in.
ficting the injury.
The jury in the case of Richard Hazard VS..
The City of st. Paul, in which action was
brought for 5000 damages alleged destruction
of property, returned verdict for $100 yes
terday In favor of plaintiff.
Frank Brown was arrested yesterday after
noon at the instance of another hackman
named Bradway. The latter claimed that Brown
snatched S. bill from him at the depot and
got away with it. An examination resulted in
Browns discharge.
William Nunamacher got fighting full of
the elegant booze Tuesday night and attempt
ed to raise perdition on Seventh street. It took
two men to haul him to the cooler and yester-
day he looked badly broken up. He went to
the roost for ten days.
Last night Capt. Clark and Detective O'Con-
nor arrested man named Lehman, who is
suspected of knowing more than he desires to
tell about the safe blowing. Lehman is an
old timer, having served time for burglarizing
the postoffice at Anoka.
Yesterday Chief Weber received telegram
from the chief of police at Eau Claire, announc-
ing the arrest of a deserter named VIM. 8.
Bell. He deserted from Fort SissetOD, and
took with him lot of silverware. He will be
brought to Fort Smelling.
Pat Kelly and four other gamins were be-
fore the court yesterday charged with bull
doing an organ grinder. It was shown that
they had tackeled the minstrel and broken the
glass of the hurdy- -gurdy. The court gave
them lecture and sentence was suspended.
Con. Dewyer, IN connection with the police
court is becoming too much of fixture. This
nuisance has been up half dozen times in the
past few days for drunkenness, and each time
has insisted on paying his fine. He was be-
fore the court yesterday and this trip he went
to the refrigerator for ten days.
A few days since Joseph Lick, residing on
Tenth street, purchased colt for which he
claims to have paid $1S0 in money and 1000
feet of lumber. Last Tuesday man drove up
to his yard, hoisted the colt into his wagon
and departed, leaving instead an old blind
horse. He was traced to Bloomington, where
he dropped the colt and fed
Monday morning Mrs. Betz, wife of A.
Betz, of the Hook & Ladder company, took
the train for Red Wing, at the Jackson street
depot, leaving brown leather satchel on the
platform. Anyone finding the same will
confer favor by leaving it at No. engine
house, on st. Peter street.
Amid the peaceful surroundings and religi-
GUS influences of the convent expired yester-
day Sister ST.. Gupresia Barnes, Magdalen
sister of the House of the Good Shepherd. She
died at the early age of Is. a victim of the fell
disease, consumption. She was left an orphan
when years of age, and has been brought up
in the institution where she died.
About O'Clock yesterday morning Sergeant
Walsh ran across hard looking individual
loafing around lower Seventh street. He could
give no account of himself and was run In.
The name of Gardner was given and he was
recognized as snlde Chicago crook. He may
have been implicated in the safe blowing job,
and was committed for thirty days.
A seedy wretch named Albert Larson, was
before hizzonor yesterday, charged with steal
ing grip sack and suit of clothing, and
pawning them with mine uncle. He pleaded
guilty, and was committed to the quay for
sixty days. A warrant was issued for the
arrest of Rubenstein, the second hand dealer,
on the charge of receiving stolen property.
The way of the evil doer is hard. If Will
liam Kelly hadn't got drunk he wouldn't have
been whipped, and roreover he would not
have appeared at the police court. But he did
the first and the rest followed. When he ap.
peared at the court yesterday he was terribly
bunged up. He>was fined SIS or thirty days,
but as he had been so badly punished sentence
was suspended.
The open air promenade concerts at Rice
park were inaugurated last evening by the
Great Union band. The appreciation with
which the entertainments are regarded was at
tested by the large number of citizens present,
the park and surrounding driveways being
crowded with pleasure seekers. An exceed
ingly fine programme was offered, which was
admirably executed, several OF the selections
receiving enthusiastic encores.
Early yesterday morning an engineer Of the
Manitoba railroad, named Dennis Casey, while
proceeding home, was attacked by four des-
peradoes in East st. Paul. They asked for his
money and attempted to snatch his watch,
whereupon he drew his revolver and fired two
shots. This put all but one of the rascals to
fight, whom Mr.. Casey gave a sound drub-
bing with the butt of his revolver. Whether
either of the shots took effect is not known.
Query: Whena beer seller, instead of Mak-
ing pure (0 cider vinegar of his beer slops and
plass.washing water throws the same into the
gutter to shock passers-by with the abomin-
able stencil it develops of hot summer day,
ought he to be punished for creating nui-
sance or commended for not perpetratlng. q
fraud upon vinegar consumers9 Respectfully
referred to the health officer and his inspec.'
| tors.
Mr.. A. J..Wampler had thrilling expert
ence yesterday, which came within scratch
of making him candidate for the angel choir.
Yesterday forenoon he paid a business trip to
Rico CreAk almost fifteen miles from this citv.
on the st. Paul and Duluth road. Returning
| in the afternoon he attempted to board an in
looming expires train in full motion. there be-
| ing no station at the point indicated. In
making the attempt he reached for the second
Tor third car from the rear of the train. In so
doing he failed to catch the platform rail
falling between the cars. Luckily he was
bounced into ditch, and when the train
slowed up he was found uninjured. The es
cape from terrible death was almost miracu
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