Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-17
CITY GLOBULEs.

Officer Hanft and posse of trarps were
engaged yesterday in putting up the seats in
Rice park.
Last midnight Officer Rouleau "nagged" a
tramp who was creating disturbance on the
Merchants beat.
D. F. Langdon, arrested for selling liquor
without the special license, was released yes
terday on his own recognizance.
General Terry has detailed court martial,
TO assemble Fl Missoula, Montana, June
9th, for the trial of Capt. William Penrose,
Third infantry.
Five shiny ducats was the amount paid the
city by Reuben Carey yesterday for filling up
on the roseate and raising rumpus at WAN
piers drug store.
A ruction took place last evening In the one
quart saloon adjoining Emmet's brewery ke-
tween four drunken tramps. They were locked
up by Officer Bremen.
Owing to an unpleasantness between him and
the leader, Mr.. Otto Schmidt has resigned his
position in the Great Western band. He will
assume the leadership of the Mannerchor sing-
ing society.
P. T. Kavanagh sold at auction yesterday
the lot, 4txS0, on the northwest corner OF
Wabashaw street and College avenue. for
$4,000 cash. Mr.. Torkild Wilson, of No. 20
Rosabel street, was the purchaser.
Three dizzy buns named White, Lindgreen
and Munroe faced the morning matinee yes.
terday on the charge of guzzling the elegant
booze. There was not a copper in the crowd
and they went over for five days each.
A green Tueton named Frank Waess, who
doesn't know a word of the qusen's own, was
up charged with carrying concealed weapons.
He got drunk on Sunday and fourished der.
ringer in the Sixth ward. He went to the
bastile for five days.
About4 o'clock yesterday afternoon while
engaged in cleaning out one of the rollers at
the st. Paul foundry, mechanic got caught
in the slaves and was pulled under the ma
chine, breaking his hip bone. The injury is
most painful and entails great suffering.
The organ.recitals by Mr.. s. A. Baldwin at
the House of Hope church will begin next
Friday, May Goth, at 5PM. The vocal num-
bers at this recital will be by Miss May Thurs.
ton, which will make programme OF the
highest order, and no one who can should fail
to attend.
In the district court yesterday, Judge Wilkin
presiding, John Falon, indicted for illegal
voting, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
He was then arraigned to plead on the indlct-
ment to perjury, to which Mr.. Irwin, his coun-
sci, interposed demurrer. The argument was
put of until Saturday.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
tcrday granting the motion of defendant for
Judgment in its favor, on the pleadings in the
case of Thomas Thompson vs. The Mime.
apolis & st. Louis railroad company. In this
case action was brought for $500 alleged DAM
ages to plaintiffs property.
Yesterday forenoon horse attached to a
buggy, and owned by VIM. Giesking, took
fright in lower town, and ran at terrible rate
of speed to Third street. The animal had
things his own way Until Robert street was
reached, when he was colared by Officer De-
Corsey. The damage was slight
The will of the late J. II. Harris was filed
in the probate court yesterday. Deceased
wills his property to his sister Eliza J. Har.
ris, to be held in trust for his son. He be-
queaths the sum of $40 to his infant child,
the name of which is not known for the rea-
son that his wife left his bed and board just
before childbirth.
hypocritical tramp named Adam Johnson
was arraigned at the police court yesterday
charged with vagrancy. He panders to base
appetite for rum by scoopng out the sedi-
ments of discarded beer kegs with an oyster
can. Heretofore when arragned he has gone
down on his knees and protested penitence.
The racket wouldn't work this time and he
was sent to the roost for thirty days.
Edward Taft is railroad man and Myer
Rosenholtz conducts a pawnshop. A few
days ago Edward got hard. up and he visited
mine oncle with his Sunday go-to-meeting
clothes, on which he borrowed sum Of
money. Saturday he went to redeem the buds
when he was astonished to find they had been
sold. He took ont warrant for the arrest
of Rosenholtz, on the charge of keeping a
pawnshop without license.
Peter Duehene appeared before hizzoner yes
terday, the victim to terrible case of bull
doing. Arraigned with him were three buns
named VIM. Gallagher, VIM. O'Brien and
Frank Illngworth. Sunday afternoon the
last named men met Duchene on tho leree near
the old warehouse. The latter was drunk.
He testified that Gallagher knocked him down
while the other men held him up to the tune
of ten dollars. Duchene was sent up for ten
days and the others were committed for thirty
days each.
W. B. Rowell & Co. sell Spring and Sum-
mer Garments cheapest.