Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-14
CITY GLOBULEs

CITY GLOBULEs
Joannah Flynn, the old timer, was run In
last night by Officer Newall for drunkenness.
Chief Strong received twelve bound books
for the Firemans library yesterday from an
anonymous gtver.
Articles of incorporation of the Fergus
yalls cornet band, with capital stock OF
$4,000, were filed with the secretary OF state
yesterday.
Capt. Clark, ex-Sheriff King, Detective
O'Connor and Deputy Sheriff Harrison left
last night for New Orleans to attend the mardi
gras festivities.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re.
ceiyed notice of the allowance Of mothers
pension claim for Sl,756, and of an invalid
pension claim for 81 ,244.60.
An attachment was issued yesterday against
]. Gesser, now of Minneapolis, who was the
hero in an elopement case, In favor OF w. b.
Roberts to secure debt OF $so.
A trio of railroad men visited the varieties
last night and while drunk they tried to inaug-
urate fight. They were run In by Officer
Babe and Special Policeman Fisher.
Frank Paul was arraigned at the police
court yesterday afternoon, charged with the
larceny of cloak aud hat from one Louise
Ducharme. The hearing will take place to-
day.
Mrs. Mary Hunt, of Boston, will speak at
the Central Presbyterian church tonight upon
the importance of giving to our children SCI
entiic Instruction In regard to the physical ell
fects of alcohol.
The board of abatement met In the auditors
Office yes erday afternoon aud discussed num-
Der of petitions for abatement OF erroneous
assessments. They were referred to the as
SCISSOR, auditor and county attorney.
A saloon keeper named VIM. Schoneger, re-
siding on the Fort road, reported at the city
hall last night that he had been robbed OF 500.
The money was taken from bureau drawer
and suspects former boarder named John
Middlestad.
The case of the city against John Cormady,
charged with misplacing q switch in the yards
of the Milwaukee & st. Paul Railroad com.
papy, last week, was called for trial In the
police court yesterday afternoon. The case
was tried bY jury.
A slight but breezy fracas occurred in
Lawyer Bells Office yesterday afternoon, DUR
ing which fresh young man, too previous
with his tongue, got slapped in the jaw.
From all accounts he was too impairment and
the punishment was deserved.
The committee on streets of the council
met yesterday afternoon and considered pro-
posed Improvement of the German road lead
ing to the Sixth Ward. The road is in an al
most impossible condition and is sadlyin need
of repairs which will be recommended.
A sealed verdict was returned in the district
court yesterday for $2,135 in favor of plaintiff
in the case of D. J. Hennessy against the st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad COM
pany, in which an appeal was taken from the
award of the commissioner In the condemna-
ton of land.
A half witted girl named Maggie Flynn
was before Judge Burr, charged with vag
rancy About month ago the poor creature
was turned loose on the street half naked, and
with young infant. The child was put in
the asylum last weak and Maggie was sent to
the poor farm.
The grand finale OF the series of parties
given by the "Once Week. club will take
place o-night in private ball masque to be
given at Sherman hall. This will conclude
the very enjoyable series of parties, and it will
be one of the most select and elegant social
affairs of the season.
The second annual ball of the Great Union
band will take place at Pfelfer's hall this
evening. No efforts have been spared to make
the event one Of the most successful and en-
joyable affairs of the season. The arrange
ments are On grand scale, and those who at
tend will not be disappointed.
A smart looking colored girl named Jennie
Richards, alias Maggie Kennedy, was up yes
terday, charged with keeping house of ILL.,
fame. The complaint was preferred by man
named Waldron, whose 14.year.old girl had
been invegled into the den of iniquity. The
hearing was continued until to-day.
An extensive transfer of real estate was re-
corded in the register OF deeds office
yesterday, being the sale by Kingland
Smith to the st. Paul Roller Mill Co., OF the
undivided one.haf of lot two, block No. 20,
Rice 4 Twins addition. The ground 10 occu.
pied by the roller mill on Thiro and st. Peter
streets and the consideration Was $4,000.
John McTeague went on a toot Saturday
night and worked his courage to the fighting
pitch on sixty rod tanglefoot. He tackled an
innocent on Third street and trouble was
prevented by the police. Yesterday he was
before the court and expressed regret at his
bad behavior. On promising to be good boy
IN the future he was discharged on payment
OF costs.
The building association league will meet
Tuesday evening next, the 2lst, at s o'clock p.
m., at the usual place on Robert street. Dele
gates will be sent on the basis of two dele
gates from each association ct large, and one
additional delegate for every $4,000 assets
over the first $4,000. The following are the
delegates from st. Paul Building association
No. /: J. B. Cheney, Nike Tracy, George
Palmes, Albert Schefisr, j W. McClung,
James McGlochlan was severely injured on
the North Wisconsin road few days ago by
trae falling upon him, and was brought to
St Paul yesterday BY his father, on his way
home to Wabashaw. 1t was at first thong ht
the skull was broken through and that an
operation would have to be performed, but
yesterday there were good grounds for hoping
that the man would be able to pull through
without being compelled to submit to an ops.
ration. His father took him down on the eve.
ming train.
Among the offenders at the police court
yesterday were two burly buffers named Mich.
sel Sicily and Joseph Slamendo both of whom
were charged with having engaged In the
manly pastime of wife beating. In both in
stances the brutal inspiration was drawn from
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