Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-28
CITY GLOBULES.

CITY GLOBULES.
The police authorities of st. Louis offe
$500 reward for the arrest Of the men VIII
burgiarized Peters cloak store on the %:
inst.
Sheriff Richter received an order from
the court yesterday for the payment of tn
5000 reward for the capture of the hors
thief, Teliingworth.
Sheriff Richter will 60 to Saltwater to
day, having in custody VIM. Gear, JOIN
Ryan, Appetite Brown AMI Louis Bader
sentenced yesterday to terms in the peni
Tertiary.
small boy, named Herman, wa
brought to tie city hall yes day after
noon, having wandered from home. HI
was restored to his anxious progenator.
last night.
Officer James Nugent loomed up at Cit,
hall yesterday smiling like basket O.
chips. 1t was all because of little boy
and embryo dandy copper. presented him
by his estimable wife.
City Treasurer Refs received on yester
day coupons from New York, representing
interest on city bonds to the amount OF
$l0,094.35, and board of education cou
pons to the amount of $3.50.
Frank Feain: an em2loye Of the Mani
toba railroad, NE. with an accident few
days ago, which resulted in serious irju.
ries to his right leg. He was brought to
st. Paul and attended by DR.. Wheaton
yesterday.
Sneak thieves entered the office of the
Cash laundry Oh Jackson street, yesterday
morning and cabbagea bundle of so;Ied
linen owned by A. Mcleod. The bundle
coatainel several shirts, collars, cuT', etc,
AID :*o pairs OF Iii e,..ves.
The :otsi ,l;inbec o5 days confinement
allotted by Judge Ba.'r TO ofenlers in The
municipal Court yesterday was 10. The
evil-doers should ponder on this and re-
feet tia: many such stretches make big
hole IN the sum total Of existence.
Joseph Welsh is an old usher, ana, ike
many a good fellow. he thinks Re can mon
key with the liquid damnation without the
old stuff downing him. He tried it again
Sunday, and, as usual, he was run in. Yes
terday he took the usual twenty days sen
tence.
John Kelly salivated himself on tangle-
foot, and while under the influence he cab
baged an overcoat and hat from the Coffee
house. When arraigned yesterday he
pleaded booze as an excuse. but the dodge
didn't work, and he went over for thirty
five days.
Early yesterday morning officer Mitchell
ran across middle aged man who was
stiff from the effects of cold and whisky. He
was brought to the city hall and remained
senseless, being finally removed to the
hospital. His name is supposed to be n.
McMann.
What fall was there, my countrymep.
He gave the i!lustrlous name of Ole Bull,
and he stood before hizzoner yesterday
charged with the larceny of wcolen jacket
His blood will be enriched on the elegant
wind pudding dished up by the county for
just month.
About noon yesterday. horse attached
to buggy, became frightened on Iglehart
street, anl ran away. The rig dashed
down Iglehart street from st. Joseph's
academy to Rice street. where it was cap
tured by bailiF Vim. Dowlin. No especial
damage was done.
The Office of clerk of the supreme court
was closed yesterday afternoon, Clerk
Nichols and his deputy, his son William,
being in attendance upon the marriage of
the daughter and sister, which took place
at the family residence at p. NJ, as an
nounced n the GLOBE of Sunday.
Two weary-looking tramps named Pc
tiers and Hines were up Yesterday for va
grancy. They had tried to get along, but
the game hadn't gone their way, and so
they are drifting wrecks CD the limitless
strand of the strange and fearful ocean
called humanity. Peters went up for
twenty and Hines for ten days.
Sheriff Henry Burkhardt was at the cap
ital yesterday afternoon, on his return
from Saltwater. where he had been to de-
liver two convicts into the care of Warden
Reed, viz: John White. sentenced to five
years for nlanslaughter in the second de-
gree. and VIM. d. Wees. for fifteen months
for assault with dangerous weapon.
They were pretty nearly three of kind
and they gave the names of E. Hange
John Conley and Vim. Horrigan. Sunday
night they engaged in racket at Seve,
Corners and Officers Steiger and Zirkel-
bach waltzed them all to the tower Eange
had only been full. and he was fined SIS;
Coniey paid so for dis orderly and Horri
gan went to the castle for thirty days.
Thos. Murray and Ed. Marshall were
chums, and they worked the festive lunch
racket together. But the syndicate is
broken and when they fell out on Sunday
Marshall stole his partners revolver. They
fought and Doth were arrested. Murray
went up for ten days and Marshall got fif
teen days. five Of which was for carrying
the weapon.
Arewar5 of 500 is offered by the ar
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