Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-14
CITY GLoBULEs.

Tony Pastor and his company have room
at the Windsor.
Tony Pastor will give another entertain
ment at the Opera house tonight.
Anna Reese, the insane woman mentioned
in theGLoBB, was taken to st. Peter yes.er
day by Turnkey Frank Gruber.
A large excursion Of members OF thu
Knights of Pythias, of Iowa, will visit 81
Paul the last of the present month.
Judge Brill yesterday filed decision in the
case of Woolsey vs.. A. N. Carlson in which
the motion to strike out was denied.
Collector Bickel gathered in $3,132.30 yes.
terday towards the support of the government
and it was not much of a day for the collect
| ion of internal Revenue either.
If any one informs you that Kitty Smith, the
escaped cyprian, has been caught, don't ask
too many questions. Newspaper reporters
alone are allowed this privilege.
Mr.. John E. Suffer, of Chicago, will be
married, at the Cathedral, at 9 o'clock this
morning, to Miss Josephine Larpenteur,
daughter of Mr.. A. L. Larpenteur, of St.
Paul.
Don't forget to save up money enough to
visit Sells great circus, which spreads its
canvas in st. Paul on Friday next. 1t will be
your last chance In all probability to see cir
Gus this year.
The Little Brown jug gave the people of
Hastings an opportunity of seeing him pace a
mile in 2:l9x. The track was q little damp,
and, consequently, not in tip top condition,
otherwise he would have done little better.
The young man named Ed. Barrett charged
with returning forged check, the particu-
lars of which were given in the GLOBE yester.
day, was arraigned in the municipal court this
morning and had the case continued until to-
morrow.
Three 'vags" who gave their names as
James Cameron, William Lee and James W.
Brown, were sent up for thrifty days by
Judge Burr yesterday morning. They belong
to the genus tramp and could do good service
in workhouse.
The laundering p. P. yesterday stated that
Mr.. j. J. Hill had purchased the homestead
grounds of Hon. Geo. L. Otis on Summit ave.
nue.. This was news to both Mr.. Hill and
Mr.. Otis. 1t is necessary to state that the
item was pure fabrication.
And now it is Grand Forks that comes to
the front. A large map of that city now
hangs in the office of the Merchants hotel,
and lots are being sold here in st, Paul, To-
Gated in that thriving city. As the great
Coolican would say, "now is your time, catch
on"
County Auditor McCardy filed yesterday
the tax complaint OF the delin quent taxes for
the year 1881. It will I've published in short
time; and unless delinquents attend to their
business and pay up, Judgment will be rem
dered against them for the amount due with
costs.
Ordinance-ly speaking, dog days have COM
menced. Chief Weber yesterday detailed OFF,
GERS Oliver Peltier, JI., Frank ]. Steiger, John
A. Purdy and Hiram Klingsmith to collect
the license and dispose of the unlicensed ours
which curse the city. This duty will occupy
about month.
Officer Casey found well dressed man on
the corner of Third and Cedar streets, last
night, SO drunk he could scarcely move, with
valuable jewelry on his person He took him
into custody and for the mans safety placed
him in the lock up. The man was too drunk
to tell his name.
The Grand Commandery of Knights Temp
lar holds it's annual meeting at Red Wing on
the 23d and Oath of this month. The first
day will be devoted to festivity and the formal
business transacted on the Oath. A number
of visiting brothers will be present to enjoy
the generous hospitality of the Sir Knights of
Red Wing.
A man, who gave his name as Malone, was
fined IS yesterday morning for smoking on
the bridge. He was stranger in the city, he
said, and his first lesson on the ordinances
only cost him the above sum, which he paid
like a little man, and it is safe to say he will
select a more appropriate place to smoke
five center hereafter.
William Bruce is a lad young in years, but
there is unmistakable evidence that he is i'm
bued with a spirit of cussedness that will
sooner or later bring him to condign punish
ment. Monday afternoon he undertook to
make mince meat of his father with razor.
Officer Shields put a stop to his fun, and yes
terday morning the unnatural son was held
to await the action of the grand jury.
Eddie Jerezinski and Ole Letten are two
kids of the mature age of 10 and II years, yet
they are developing easy in their education for
the penetentiary II not the gallows. On Sun
day they effected an entrance into the estab-
lishment of Menke Bros. on the corner OF
Fifth and Jackson streets, and carried away
two saddles, two brides, two whips, gold
watch rated at $40, and money to the amount
of some five dollars. They were arrested
yesterday and will have hearing this morn
ing
There was very fair attendance at the
municipal court yesterday morning when
Judge Burr adjusted the scales of justice, and
cast his benevolent eye over the occupants of
reserved seats in the bull pen. It was about
the only place that looked like business
(reporterially speaking,) to be found in the
city yesterday. DRINKS, disorderlies, forgers,
burglaries, assaults, and in fact almost every
crime known to the laws and ordinances, had
representative to answer at the roll call.
Truly st. Paul is reaching metropolitan pro-
portions.
Mayor Rice was engaged yesterday after
noon in investigating complaints against
Officer Lynch, of the police force, charging
him with receiving brlbe in the discharge Of
his duties, at Union park, on Sunday last. 1t
seems there was a little misunderstanding
among some parties at the bowling alley,
which called for the interference of Officer
Lynch to quell. The complainants allege that
the officer decided against them, and was paid
certain sum for doing so. Mayor Rice will
finish the investigation to-day, and in the
meantime Officer Lynch is suspended from
duty.
An unscphisticated Swede by the name of
|. Anderson WAS a deck ma ssenrer on hoard Of