Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-25
CITY GLOBULES

Last evening officer Shields arrested man
nom ed Donabue for raising disturbance on
Rice street.
The only applications under the new law TOT
nernission to carry concealed weapons were
made by clergyman and journalist.
Maxfeld & Co. ON yesterday commenced
suit and wore out an attachment against +.
Ericsson, to secure an Indebtedness oil $o,ooO.
The management of "Hearts of Oak de-
cided not to give the usual Wednesday matr-
nes, which will be regretted especially by the
ladies.
The funeral of Frederick Smith, for many
yea rs a carpet weaver on Washington street,
took place from his late residence yesterday
afternoon.
Judge Simons filed an order yesterday open
ing the garnishee disclosure in the case OF
Schaber Il Passavant VS.. j. l.. Pollock and y.
c. Mccarthy, garnlshee.
Mr.. Albert Scheffer received yesterday from
gentleman in saltwater buck fawn which
attracted good desl of attention as it stood
in lis box on Third street, in front OF Dawson
& Co. bank.
Monday afternoon lady called at Hammers
store on Third street and asked permission to
leave satchel for a few minutes, which was
granted. She did not return and the grip was
taken to the city hall.
Y. Smith was before Judge Burr yesterday
cha rye with selling liquor without license.
The ofieuse look place at Cooks old stand
which was closed some time ago. The case
continued to the 2Sth inst.
Frank LOOMS was up yesterday charged
pa
visited his house few days since to abate
nuisance and was given the grand bounce
being, SO TO speak, himself abated. Defend
ant was fixed 50.
The iury in the case of the state against w.
d. Smith, Indicted for blowing the safe OF
Breen & Young and tried last Monday, re-
turned verdict of guilty. The trial OF Ham
ilton, his pal, will take place in few days.
Proceedings IN the case of Smith were stayed
for twenty days.
Most OF the buildings that were destroyed
by fire on Eighth street, between Cedar and
Minnesota streets, about three weeks ago.
have been rebuilt in an enlarged form, and are
nearly ready for business. The smoke stack
of the box factory was being raised and put in
position yesterday.
Edward Macy was before the court yester-
day for getting drunk and beating his help
less little children He is an old timer and
his misfortune and brutality is all owing to
whisky. He was required to give bonds IN
the sum of $50, and not having the saVors
he was committed.
He bore the illustrious name of John
Adams and he was before hzzonor yesterday
for frescoing the bugle of man named Lo.
veland. 1t was shown that the latter had
threatened to shoot defendant and he was
fined only S.. Not haying the dust he went
to quay for five days.
Articles of Incorporation Of the WnOna
Plow company were filed with the secretary
of state yesterday. The corporation has a
capital stock of 100000 The incorporators
are j. M. Bell, j. K Palmer, D. l.. Kerr and
Fred. J. Bell. Winona, who constitute the
hoard of directors and officers OF the assOcia-
ton.
j S. Sprague commenced an action in the
district court yesterday against Francis Mar
tin and others to enforce payment of $4,000.
An injunction was also prayed for IN the same
suit to restrain the sheriff of Hennepin county
fro m interfering with real estate involved in
the suit. An order for the injunction was is
sued by Judge Simons.
Complaint was made by the society for the
prevention of cruelty to children and animals,
Yesterday, against George Herman, resident
of the sixth ward, charged with beating his
step daughter, and Mrs. Frank Kaufman,
residing near Seven Corners, who Is charged
with having locked blind child In room
and deserted it until it almost persisted from
cold.
Yesterday morning the district conrt took
up the case of the State against Alonzo
Garner, indicted for setting fire to several
buildings near Seventh street bridge. There
being four counts of the same nature he was
tried for attempting to burn the store OF Chas
Jabuke. The jury were out short time an d
returned a verdict OF guilty. lie was re-
manded.
About $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
team attached to a wagon while proceeding
along st. Peter street near Ninth street be-
came frightened at street car and started to
runaway. The team and wagon was driven
by Mr. John Bigelow, of Park avenue, con-
tanning in addition that gentleman's wife and
child. When opposite No. 1 engine house
the tongue of the wagon fortunately broke,
thus releasing the horses, which were caught
by one of the firemen, and what bid fair to be
a terrible accident was avoided. No great
damage was done.
Yesterday forenoon the dwelling of Mrs.
Hanks on Mississippi street was entered by a
sneak thief who secured two watches. A
young man answering to the description OF
the thief was arrested by Capt. Clark and De-
tective O'Conor at the Union depot last night.
On the way to the station they took the pris-
oner into hallway to search him and the
watches were found on his clothing. As they
were passing out the prisoner broke away and
ran up Sibley street, chase being given by De.
tectlve O'Connor who fired two shots at him
and finally took him in tow at Sixth and Sib-
ley streets. He was locked up and gave the
name of John Wycloff.
A long time ago when the birds were sing
ing In the morning and the hawthorn and the
myrtle were in bloom, George Rlerson met and
loved bonnie damsel named Miss McFeegan.
A cloud came over their young dream in the
form OF q relentless papa and big brother,
who swore tha} they would have none of
Riersons in theirs. If the court knew itself,
and she thought she did. By and by the
McFeegan's gave party and Rierson was not
invited. This was gall and NORWOOD and he
made up his mind to take in the party anyway.
He went, and on being refused admission he
knocked in the door. The big brother tackel-
ed him with chair and there was regular pic
mic. Rierson was arrested and yesterday he was
fined $40 and put under bonds to keep the
peace