Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-05
CITY GLOBULEs.


Void.
Over one hundred widows and orphans were
made to rejoice yesterday, upon the receipt OF
their quarterly pension papers.
Judge Nelson will leave this evening for
Winona He will preside at the June term Oh
court commencing on Tuesday.
Last midnight Officers Casey and De Corsey
arrested burly bruiser at Seventh and jack
son streets, who threatened to clean out Inc
police force.
Bisbop Ireland will deliver a discourse at
the cathedral this evening, replying to the
sermons of Rev. s. G.. Smith OF the First
Methodist church.
Under date of yesterday, a general order OF
the Department of Dakota, announces the
transfer of headquarters of the department
from St. Paul to Fort Smelling.
County Treasurer Rice has in his possession
the sum of 1921, O42. O5 tax collections Last
wear at this time, there was only $685. 4l66 In
the treasury, showing an increase OF Sl3S,oOo.
Sheriff Nugent, of Wright county, returned
home yesterday, having in charge George Le-
Nav, the horse thief, confined in the Jail for
safe keeping, and woman who is wanted Tor
bigamy.
The St. Paul Rifle club picnic on Dayton
Bluff to-day will be one of the most attractive
resorts to be found Omnibusses will run this
afternoon from the corner of Seventh and
Jackson streets.
This morning pedestrian match will take
place between two expressman named Mike
McNulty and Mike McNurnly. Leaving
Grote's at o'clock they will hoof it to Union
park for wager.
The reported ruction between the city an
county treasurers, relative to the paying over
of funds, was a fiction. The details of an
evening paper appear to have been the out
growth of mind diseased.
Gustave Lang, young man from the sun
ny wales of Vicksburg, with small head and
a big sombrero, was up yesterday for boozing
on Eagle street saloon fluid lightning. He
paid the city five trade shekels.
Messrs Dyer & Howard have received the
Hymn to Liberty" dedicated to the people of
the United States by the renowned violinist
Remenyi. The sentiment is patriotic, and the
words are set to beautiful music.
The case of the city against Joseph Barten-
slayer and son, of the Minnesota home, charged
with assaulting the runner of a rival house,
was tried by jury in the police court yesterday
afternoon, and the defendants acquitted
Two employees of wholesale house on Sib-
ley street engaged in fight at Corfage's sa-
loon on Seventh street last night, and great
difficulty was experienced in getting them to
the cooler Officer Casey took them up one at
time
A deed was filed in the register of deeds of
flee yesterday representing the transfer of lots
5, z, block 8, Bass addition, by Laura E.
Merriam and husband to James II. Drake, and
from the latter to Joseph Leighton, for a con
stderation of $10,500.
After this preface your greeting of Ed. S.
Bean, Superintendent of the United States
Mail Service, St. Paul division, should be
Lieutenant" His commission of that rank
in the Allan Light Guards, duly signed and
sealed, was delivered to him yesterday, and
he said, "Ho! right face, 'front.' honorsl"
Bishop Foss, L. L. D., is to deliver the an
nual address before the Young Mems Christian
association this evening in the Baptist church,
corner of Ninth and Wacouta streets, COM
mencing at s o'clock. Reports for the year
will also be presented Singing by the church
choir. All are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. c. H. Martin, of this city, has invented
an amusing puzzle, which consists of forming
four inch square out of ten triangular and
oblong pieces of wood. He has secured pat
ent, and the trick is on sale. 1t is called the
Nicodemus puzzle, and $4,000 house and lot
Is offered to any person who gives the right
solution.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock there
came near being sad accident on Robert,
near Ninth street. In crossing the street, q
little half-breed boy got under the heels of a
team attached to a load of stone. He was
thrown under the wagon, but fortunately the
wheels did not pass over him. He was only
frightened.
While the concert at Rice Park was in
progress last night an old woman, abect as to
dress and intoxicated, was put under arrest by
Officer Newall Straightway the park was
deserted and the crowd surged about the City
Hall, showing the Unborn depravity of man
even when under the influence of the divine
soOther itself.
August Decker, harmless looking Teuton,
is the fellow who went into Peters saloon, on
Wabashaw street, and, when refused drink,
he threatened to stab Mr.. Peters with a
troWel. Yesterday he was before hiZzoner
and when the officer stated that he had been
drunk he called his nobs another He will
eat bean porridge for ten days.
was OCCdolRutu Ou EdSI
Third street about four o'clock yesterday af
ternoon by the antics of runaway horse at
tached to buggy and owned by Capt. Berkey.
The animal collided with a team near Cedar
street and damaged the buggy, and for mo-
ment there was some lively hustling. No
particular damage was suffered.
Alexander Peterson waltzed to the front
yesterday on the charge of vagrancy. His
face was scanned with reminders of trouble
and he looked like the twin brother of grief
Gen. Shields stated that he was ssvae,n and
worked the free lunch routes for all they were
worth. He wanted to leave town, but the
General had no faith in his promises and he
was sent up for month.
GOOD morning, Margaret" said the chan
cellor, as he espied Mrs. Bradley, the woman
in black, on entering the court yesterday.
I'm glad to see you" "Tm glad to see YOU.
too, Mr. Murray" replied the old dame She
had with her tin pail which she had used to
collect beer, having been arrested on the old
charge of booze. She acknowledged the charge
and was sent up for thirty days.
At the time when graveyards yawn and all
decent people. but reporters and the fellow
who is kept out late at the lodge are in bed
William Jones was found resting his weary
Dones on Seventh street sidewalk. Officer
Casey took HIM to the tower aud Yesterday he
was before the o0urt Ho cfoto1