Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-19
CITY aLoBuLn.

Bishop ireland will preach tonight on the
subject of "Papal Infallibility"
Sheriff Richter visited saltwater yesterday,
having in custody the four prisoners sentenced
last Friday
Judge 6imons granted divorce yesterday
in the case of Andrew Sieg against Mary Sieg.
on the grounds ofdesertion.
F Nicholas Hastings, of Hastings, was be-
fore Commissioner Cardozo yesterday, charged
with using beer stamps second time. He
was discharged.
"A drunken Indian was arrested on jackson
street by Officer Rouleau last evening, COM
pletely laid out with laughing water. He was
waltzed to the tower in a hack.
The sheriff of OrtonVille passed through St.
Paul yesterday en- route for the penitentiary.
He had with him couple of hard customers
sentenced for two years each for larceny.
Charles Lund had been doing the elegant on
benzne tanglefoot, which laid him out as flat
as founder. He was up yesterday and as
sessed three hills or as many days in the
cooler.
A deed was filed yesterday, in the registers
Office, recording the sale of sixty acres of land
from F. w. Woodbridge, of Ohio, to Maurice
Auerbach, for SIS, 500. The land is situated
near the north city limits, beyond Oakland.
Aid. J. C. Mccarthy came down from his
Stevens county farm last night, and brought
with him sample of wheat planted May 3.
The stalks of the wheat were thirty five inches
high, which is a pretty fair growth for forty
two days.
In the absence of Judge Burr yesterday,
judged. F. O'Brien balanced the scales at the
police court. Judge Burr visited Chisago
lake, partly on business and mainly to enjoy O
fishing picnic. About Monday look out for
bulge in the fish market.
The Hudson Foundry and Machine company
have completed the purchase of eight lots in
the vicinity of the st. Paul & Omaha machine
shops and round house. It is understood
that the company will at once commence the
erection of buildings and remove their busi-
ness to ST. Paul.
The case of the State against John Fallon,
held on suspicion of being the principal in the
Conemara fight, which resulted in the death
of McGinty, was called for hearing yesterday
morning. Judges Burr and McGrorty were alb
sent from the city, and as Judge O'Brien was
interested at the inquest, the examination was
continued to the 23d inst.
A. M. Doherty, formerly auctioneer for P.
T. Kavanagh, is meeting with fattering suc-
cess in his new business, sign painting. His
work, judging from what we have seen, places
him at once in the front rank of the profess
sion. He makes speciality of sketches and
cartoons on canvass, and knowing his ability
in that line, we bespeak for him the patron
age that his ability and enterprise merits.
During the Storm, about o'clock yesterday
morning, lightning struck the chimney and
set fire to the roof of c. E. Keller's lumber Of
fee, corner of Seventh and Minnesota streets
An alarm was turned in from box No. '13,
which was responded to by steamers Nos. 1
and 8, the hose carts and the hook and ladder
company. The fire was soon gotten under
control and the building was saved. The dam
age by fire and water is about $500. covered
by insurance.
Messrs. Dyer 81 Howard received an invoice
OF the latest and most popular music, includ
ing several of the best songs. Notable
among the latter is the beautiful ballad, "Miz-
pah," by Willard, and the selection GA Flow
er from Fathers Grave" dedicated to the G.
A. r. and the memory of their comrade.
wo rds by Mrs, Elvane, and music by VIM.
II. Rieger. Besides these, there are number
OF compositions for the piano, just out, COM
prising polkas, galops, reveries, etc.
A youngster named Scott, having visited a
woman named Kate Davis, on Fifth near Jack
son street, last night, at a late hour this
morning came to the sergeant of police and
complained that the woman became tired Of
him and wanted to drive him away, and that
upon his refusing to 60 another man came in
from an adjoining room and, with pistol
ready for use, made him move out in quick
time. Officers O'Keefe and Murphy were Sc
lected to represent Justice in the affair, and
they brought all three parties In it to the
lookup.
John Burke, manly looking soldier, ar
rived in st. Paul Friday and started out to see
the sights. He met by chance sorry looking
damsel named Flora Wright, who invited him
into her parlor. Although she Is wall-eyed
and has game leg, the soldier, with the true
gallantry of man of war, accepted the invita-
tion. She took him to her castle in the Sixth
ward, where they made the night howl with
their revelries. Sergeant Walsh run them in,
and yesterday they we're before the court
Burke was fined $50 or 80 days, and Flora was
sentenced to 60 days. Both promised to leave
town and sentence was suspended.
OCHCidl 4AOWCI, Inspector Oh SU6amDOdCS,
has received a circular from the treasury de-
partment, instructing the strict enforcement
of the law relating to passenger and excursion
steamers. The supervising Inspectors are
called upon to instruct local inspectors to
detail one half their force, upon each alter
nate Sunday, to visit excursion or pleasure
boats, and ascertain by actual count, if neces-
sary, whether the law is complied with. On
the Fourth OF July,f inspectors are instructed
to detail their entire force. This salutary
provision will efectually prevent the over
crOwding of steamboats,, and offers an extra
safeguard to the public.
There was lively circus on Eagle street
near the brewery night before last, which par
took largely of domestic character. The
pic mic was all owing to
antics OF a muggen headed Swede named John
Larson, who was full of beer, and tried to
raise disturbance with his neighbors. Of
fcer Newell ordered him to close off his yawp
and 60 in the house. BE gave the officer
some chin music and refused to obey, where
upon be was put under arrest. Larson came
out accompanied by dog; the canine tackled
his pants and the female played Hail Columbia
on his spinal column. Finally the officer got
his man to the station. Yesterday he was be-
fore Judge O'Brien, who fined him SIS or If
teen days. Not having the coin he went to
the quay.
A Great Enterprise.
Mr.. John J. Sullivan, advertising Yman-
ager of the Chicago Emerald is in the
city in the interest of his paper. The