Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-06
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULES.
The U. S. circuit court adjourned until TO-
morrow at 10 O'Clock.
to fire alarm box No. II in the
Sixth ward may hereafter be found at huhfs
Castle.
VIM. Burns, company B, Seventh infantry,
was arrested by Officer Baer yesterday after
noon for desertion.
During the absence of Mayor Rice, Presi-
dent Dowlan, of the council, will wear the
mantle as ex.officio mayor.
Yesterday afternoon Robert street was the
sceue of lively dog fight. After the dogs
got through their masters engaged in mill
and there was lots of music.
The case of the State against John Hughes,
charged with rape on girl named Annle
Arzt, was called up yesterday and the hearing
continued to the Sth inst.
And now comes Henry B. Elder, who would
fain be relieved of the irksome bonds that
mite him to his wife Ruth Elder. The divorce
is asked for on the grounds OF desertlon.
VIM. Daily thought it was pretty tough
when fellow couldn't cool his parched thirst
without being run in. But such was the sad
state of degeneracy, an he was taxed S. or
five days.
Early yesterday morning run away rig on
Twelfth street c,llided with the fire alarm pole
at the corner of Twelfth and Robert streets,
and tore off the alarm box. IL was repaired
and is now in service.
VIM. Smith went 10 the Fourth of July pic
mic at Schade's garden, and filling up on the
elegant booze he created havoc among the
children He was run in by officer kafka
and the festive youth was fined $40 or ten days.
The case of the State against E. M. johnson,
charged with the larceny of $50 from board
er at the Windsor, who gave the rare name of
Jones, was called for hearing yesterday morn
ing. The examination was postponed until
tomorrow.
Joseph Paul got as DRINK as fool the
Fourth and manifested his Immature b! fore
ing his attentions on two young ladies in the
Sixth ward. Officer Morrarity snatched him
IN and Yesterday he went to the shade for
thirty days.
John Hennessy was before hizzonner yes
terday for raising row in the disreputable
place run by Simons on West Third street,
Sunday night. He had black eye and looked
bad He was treated to ten by ten and paid
his money or took his choice.
A miserable craven named Joe Cutching was
before the court yesterday, charged with
having flolowedu up and insulted two ladies
on Jackson street. He is the man who gave
the officers so much trouble in bringing him
up. He went to the bastile for sixty days.
The COMMITTEE on property, of the board of
education, met Yesterday afternoon, Inspectors
Abbott, Athey, Lineau, Wilgus and Shiffman
being in attendance. The committee decided
to recommend the removal of the Mclean
school from Terry's addition to the pillow
works district They inspected the high
school plans, but nothing was agreed upon.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Eichboon rushed
pantiug into the public court aad stated that
Mrs. smell had assailed her character with the
most vile and obscene terms: Judge Burr
ordered that obstreperous female put. under
$3.50 bonds to keep the peace, and in ease of re-
fusal to give bonds, that she be committed.
The many friends of Miss Nellie thinner
man, daughter of Mr.. c. A. Zimmerman, the
photographer, will regret to learn of the
young lady's death, at Lake Minnetonka yes
terday loren Don. She was beloved by wide
circle of friends for her many virtuous and
amiable qualities, and the intelligence of her
untimely death will be learned with wide
spread sorrow.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday in the case of Frederick Richter, sheriff,
against the board of county commissioners.
The action was brought to enforce payment
of bill of S176 for committing city prisoners
The court holds that the county is not liable
to the fees, although they were collected by
all the predecessors of Sheriff Richter. He
does not determine the question of the
city's liability.
Patrick Dempsey and John Peaters were be-
fore United States Commissioner Cardozo yes
terday, charged with breaking the seals Of
bonded cars on the St. Paul & Manitoba rail
road. The otfense took place near Brainerd
on the night of the Oath ultimo. Both mer
pleaded not guilty. MIR. E. Z. Hollinshead
appeared for the defendants, and Messrs. Bill
son and Congdon for the government. Tit
examination lasted all afterno on, and will bt
resumed this morning.