Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-04
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Frank Krech enjoyed an upset, broken
wheel, ETC., on upper Third street yesterday.
Assistant Steamboat Inspector Scott left for
Bismarck yesterday to inspect the steamer
Big Horn.
The case of the State against Dr. Mintzer
was called again in the police court yesterday,
and continued TO next Tuesday.
The Manufacturers and Merchants Mutual
Insurance company of Rockford, ILL.,, has
been admitted to do busnes in Minnesota by
State Insurance Commissioner McGill.
| A darkey named William Lane was sent to
the quay for ten days yesterday, because he
knocked down a horse with his little club.
The barracks erected on the bluff on the
West side at the time of the late flood still
show considerable number of the "family
| residences" occupied.
EAfter struggling with the evidence all night,
the jury in the Manton case came into court
| yesterday morning and expressed themselves
| as unable to agree. They were discharged.
The string of wheat teams waiting yesterday
| forenoon for unloading at the Roller mills was
so large as to require the attendance of n po-
| liceman to keep them in line and preserve Or
| der.
At the meeting of the Mannerchor society
night ~before last, Prof. Priem was urani-
mously elected to the leadership of the or
ganization. He held his first rehearsal last
night.
John Mansky was before hiZZoner yesterday
charged with bulldozing Mrs. Conroy and her
| children, his next door neighbors. It was q
miserable squabble and they were each put un-
der 5000 bonds TO keep the peace.
| Old Mother Bradley, the "woman IN black, I"
was arrested in the court house square yester-
day morning, enjoying terrible toot. When
arrested the venerable dame was addressing
herself in maudlin lines to tree.
Judge Brill rendered two decisions yester
day, ordering judgment for plaintiff in the
case of Mary A. Eaton, against D.. M. Rob
bins, and denying relief to plaintiff in the case
of Patrick New against Julia N New.
About 1890 o'clock last night Officer Low
ell arrested greenhorn, who was doing the
rounds in company with two colored gem men,
on Eagle street. He was badly intoxicated
and was locked up 10 be kept out of mischief.
deed was filed in the register of deeds
office yesterday, representing the sale of certain
| lots by Paul D. Ferguson to John L. Merriam
for consideration of $4,000. The property
is on Fourth street, between Sibley& Wacouta
| streets.
| Last night stone mason named August
Decker went into Peters saloon, on Wabashaw
street, and threatened TO knock the eye out of
the proprietor. The execution of the dire
| threat was forestalled by Officer Vogtle, who
yanked the drunken snoozer to the lookup.
John Lonzo, the French cobbler who ham
mered his wife so numerically last Thursday,
was arraigned at the police court yesterday,
charged with assault with dangerous weapon.
The woman was unable to appear, and the case
was continued for one week. Defendant was
committed in default of 81 900 bail.
M. B. Farrell, Esq, received the sad intelli-
gence o-day of the death of his aged mother,
which took place yesterday morning at Ro
| chester, New York. Mrs. Farrell was for
many wears a resident of st. Paul, and numer-
GUS friends will share with the family In the
| regret and sorrow ovtr the demise of this aged
and estimable lady. Mrs. Farrell was SO years
of age.
Philip Lowell, gay Lothario, and the ven-
erable Mrs. Dietz, were arrested in the latter's
shebang near Seven Corners early yesterday
morning, for assuming relations contrary 10
the statutes and presumed only to belong to
man and wife. They were yanked from the
abode by Sergeant Morgan and Officer Brewer.
L,vell paid twenty bills for his share and Mrs
Dietz went up for sixty days.
Minneapolis constables were as thick IN st..
Paul yesterday as hairs on goat. Night be-
fore last ex- Mayor Brackets house was bur
glarized, which galvanized the peelers into {
| spasm of activity. f.Not being "fy' enough
to catch onto the burglars in their midst they
came to st. Paul on.a still hunt for apseudt
hackman of this city whom they thought wa'
interested in turning the trick. or course
, they caught on as big as a wolf.
| DR.. A. C. Wedge, of Albert Lea, the newly
appointed collector of internal revenue of tht
first collection district, was in the city yester
day for the purpose of having his official bono
certified to by United States District-AttOrney
Billsop. 1t is understood that he will taxi
possession of the office July j, that being th'
first of the fiscal year and quarter. Th'
| Office will be removed from Rochester to Alber
, Lea. where the doctor has nice rooms fixed up
A tramp named John johnson was arreste,
night before last on suspicion of having sto
!, len number of moulders' tools
which he had in his possession. Yesterda
morning he was arraigned at the police cour
and he told three different stories of how h
came by the tools. He was committed fo
thirty days on general principles. Later II
the day Sergeant West of Minneapolis cam
down and identified the tools as having bee
|, stolen from brass foundry in that city.
= Articles of incorporation of "The st. Par
: Linseed Oil Company were filed with the se,
e retary of state yesterday. The nature OF tn
: business of the incorporation is the mani
1 facture of and dealing in linseed oil and othe
e products of fax seed. The capital stock G
; the organization is 500 900, and the princlps
place of business st. Paul, MINI. The il
. corporators are II. 7. Drake, F. Driscoll,
: X. Schurmeier, II. E. Thompson, c. II. Big
low, A. NJ. Drake, D. Elwell, D. W. yande
e hoof, who constitute the first board {
8 directors. The incorporators went into operi
: tion June 2, 1881.
D The custom honse inspector who was hel
q last week ordered changes for officers room
: in custom house. 1t is understood that th
T deputy collector of customs and custodian {
8 building will move upstairs, on the secon
Y floor, and occupy the United States marshal
4 room. The marshal will take District Cler
i spencer's room, and E. 8. Bean will move int
the collector of customs room. The entir
first floor will hereafter be all used for pos
Office purposes. Clerk Spencer viii have a
Office on the third floor. United States Con
J missioner Caldozo's room will hereafter
:, used by special agents of the treasury depart
z ment.