Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-02
CITY aLoBULEs.

their May ducats yesterday, amounting to
$1,000.
Max stein,who shot Jacob Weiss last March,
was found guilty Tuesday and recommended
to mercy. Insanity was the defense.
John Costello had been up before and hiz-
zoner said he would have to double up on him.
He went to the roost for twenty days.
The giddy girls paid their monthly fines yes
terday and enriched the city to the amount OF
$400. Still the Infamous traffic goes on.
Thomas Murphy had been stupid drunk and
the court said he would have to present him
with five day furlough. He accepted the
boon gratefully.
Amusement lovers will bear in mind the
engagement of Miss Rose Wood. the charming
actress, Monday and Tuesday evenings next,
in Camille and Frou Frou.
g. T. Lundegraff was arraigned at the police
court yesterday charged with amusing him.
self by abusing his wife. He plead guilty
and was put under $500 bonds to keep the
peace.
Three kids named Henry Kennedy Peter
Young and ]. Bruce, were before hizzoner
yesterday charged with raising a row on
University avenue. The hearing was con-
tinued until to-day.
Yesterday Chief Weber received telegram
from Mrs. Evanson, wife of the Fort Keogh
soldier who was drugged and robbed in this
city, stating that she would visit St. Paul to
look after her husband.
Asaloon keeper on Fort street named D.
Chaska, was before Judge Burr yesterday
charge with selling liquor to minors. It was
shown that he had sold beer to boys and fine
was imposed Of $25. He paid the shekels
An itinerant peddler of snide jewelry named
John Kelly was up yesterday charged with
disorderly conduct When arrested he had a
pocket full of finger rings on his person. He
quay for twenty days.
The insurance adjusters, who have been for
a few days engaged in ascertaining how much
their companies would have to pay to the State
Historical society on account of its losses by
the capitol fire, concluded their labors yester-
day, and, on footing up their awards, found
that they amount to little over $500.
Early yesterday morning VIM. Sweeney was
found in the Market house shed, on Cedar
street, sleeping the sleep of an old bum and
topper. He was before the court and he begged
piteously to be allowed to leave the city. The
old man observed that the sympathetic clerk
was in tears, and he ordered the duffer to skip.
The ladies of the Jackson Street M. E.
church have planned delighted excursion to
the Dalles of the st. Criox, on June 9th. The
trip will be made by rail with haltat Chi.
sago lake, to enjoy that delightful place. The
details are announced elsewhere, and anyone
who desires day of sensible recreation should
make arrangements to go.
w. Kernisch, who was sent up for thirty
days month ago, and released Tuesday. is in
bad luck. On being released he visited his resi-.
dence on St. Peter street and was fired out by
his wife. Returning short time afterwards
he found her in campany with strange man
who kicked him out of the house. He is after
the interloper with warrant.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the ar
rest of DR.. W. L. Mintzer, on the charge of
assault with dangerous weapon. The war
rant was sworn out by Peter Lastie, who
claims that while driving in West sSt. Paul
last Tuesday, the doctor ordered him to get
off the premises. Not complying he claims
that the doctor drew revolver and fired at
him, the ball not taking effect.
A vlllainous assault took place night before
last on Iglehart street whereby two men,
young man named Tony Credlestein, while
on his way home, and most severely beat HIM.
The parties have resided in the same house
and the attack was made for revenge. Credle-
STEMS face was mashed to jelly and he is
confined to his bed. The men should be
severely dealt with.
Col. James Fairman, A. NJ, the brilliant
art lecturer and artist, is announced to deliver
a lecture on the subject of cart" at Ply
mouth church, tonight To all lovers of true
art this is an opportunity which none can
afford to lose. AS an artist and student of
rare penetration and attainments Col. Fairman
is the evangel of all that is pure and elevating
in his profession, to which he has devoted
long years of passionate study in the best gal
lerles of Europe. His treatment of the sub
Ject is fascinating, and he should be greeted
with as many as the church can hold.
Yesterday the police court took another
hitch in the thrilling drama of Boggs against
Dunbar. Boggs keeps boarding house on
Sixth street and Mrs. Dunbar resides next
door. Last Monday Mr.. Boggs was fined for
coming it over the gentle Mary. Mary is fat,
past her heyday and very positive. She was
accused of disorderly conduct. Boggs testi.
they sat on the portlco and several witnesses
stated that she was holy terror to the neigh
borhood. Mrs. Dunbar refused to evennotice
her accusers and she was fined $25 or thirty
days. She wouldn't pay the dust and went over.
Judge Brill was engaged yesterday in trying
the divorce case of Patrick New against Julia
N. New. The parties to the action are old to
the verge of senility, having been married for
forty years. Plaintiff alleges that he was
turned out of doors by his wife, who ecalded
him with pail Of hot water and refuses to
shelter him. He asked for division of the
property. The old lady relates different
story. According to her statements he has
been common drunkard for years, going
about from saloon to saloon with his mouth
open for beer. She related narrowing story
of brutality and ill-treatment, his conduct be-
ing such that she could notlive with him. The
case was submitted.
THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.