Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-27
CITY GLOBULES.

Damascus commandery had sixty-two men
in line. Bayard commandery, led by E. o.,
W. G. Bronson, had twenty -seven men in line.
A hack driver named VIM. Flanagan was
before Judge O'Brien yesterday for violating
the hack ordinance. The hearing was COR
tinued until the 9th Inst.
Frank O'Mara got drunk on Sunday and
was bounced out of saloon on Fort street;
He got even by smashing the window, and
yesterday the fun cost him $40.
All the trains from Minneapolis which
came in near noon were crowded with people
of that city who came to participate in the
ceremonies in st. Paul; and the trains from
Hudson and Saltwater also brought many
visitors.
Corporal Herbert, boy in blue, was up for
attempting to do guard duty, while Timber
drunk, at the Masonic arch last Sunday. de
said he would never get drunk again If re-
leased, an the man of powder was sent back
to the fort.
On the opening of court yesterday morning
the first object that met the view of his honor
was the familiar and dissipated face of Dave
Hoar, who, it was plain to see, had been on
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up for thirty days.
Thomas Larkin and Thomas Carr, the two
worthless who got ingloriously drunk on Sun
day, and tried to whip Special Policeman
Morley, were up yesterday charged with dis
orderly conduct. The case was continued
until to-day, and they were held in $50 bal
each.
William Harry had been on beastly spree
He said he could eat any two policeman OF
the force, overhearing which "Blg,Tom" seizet
him by the suspenders and waltzed him tC
the tower. He resisted, however, and blows
were given on each side. He went to the bas
tile for twenty days.
The young idea was represented at the pc
lice court yesterday morning by three bad boy
named L. Flint and Chas. and August Manke
They had desecrated the Lords day by raising
disturbance st Hoping's saloon on Univer
sity avenue. Flint was fined SO, Angus
Manke was discharged, and the other boy wa
fined SIS or as many days in the cooler.
Jake Kirchafer is fabricator of whisk.
sours and gin sings at the Minnesota hous
on Rosabel street. Last Sunday he ordered .
booty customer to keep still, when the latte
attacked him, and Jacob defended himsel
with chair. They were yanked in by Office
Cook. Yesterday the court gave them lee
ture, and they were discharged.
The Swedish girl, who escaped from thu
Norman house on Sunday evening, Will
laboring under delirium, caused BY sickness
and who it was feared had committed suicide
was found yesterday morning in barn nea
Elevator B, at the Rice street crossing. He
name is Ida Augusta LAWSON, and her rela
tives have placed her in st. Joseph's hospital
c. 81. Morton, the blarsted Englishman, VIII,
msde the plucky and hazardous leap from the
big span of the bridge last Sunday, was il
court yesterday charged with disorderly con
duet. He explained to the conrt that he ha,
made several equally as hazardous leaps ant
that he had no intention of committing an
improperly. On condition that he woul
not attempt the same thing again here he wa
discharged.
About z o'clock last evening two husk,
shoemakers, by the names of James Brad:
and John Corrigan, got into quarrel at tn
Chippewa house, on Robert street, attracting
quite crowd. Special policeman Welsh at
tempted to stop the racket when the two mel
turned upon him, knocking him down ant
kicking him about the head and body leaving
him almost senseless, and then making thei
escape. Officer Roulean afterwards arrested
CorrIgan and landed him in the lookup, ant
Brady will follow suit before court opens th
morning. Officer Welsh is quite seriously in
jured.
Between and 9 O'Clock last evening office
Gibbons attention was directed towards
rough looking customer, who passed W
Third street with a satchel in his hand an(
entered a secondhand store for the purpose o.
selling the contents. Officer Gibbons arrested
the fellow on suspicion, and when he aimed a
the city hall with his prisoner, travelling
man by the name of Upton was there invok
ing the aid of the police to find satche
which had been stolen from him at the unlor
depot. He recognized his property and tn,
thief will answer at the municipal court thi