Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-22
CITY GLOBULEs.

Charles II. King was arrested last even
ing for whipping his wife.
Mr.. James 81. Drake is confined to his
room with neuralgia of the face.
Aid. J. G. Mccarthy returned yesterday
from visit to his farm in Morris county.
Frank Manke was fined S 10 yesterday
for having raised racket on the Fran kiln
street steps.
The larceny case against NJ. McManus,
charged with stealing potatoes, was on
yesterday dismissed.
Messrs. Corlies, Chapman & Drake yes
terday received considerable quantity of
yellow pine flooring from Montgomery,
Alabama.
One hundred and fifty soldiers of the
Seventh regiment left yesterday on the
Chicago, st. Paul d Omaha road for
Wyoming.
VIM. PETERSON swore out a warrant yes
terday for the arrest of VIM. Kelly on the
charge of assault and battery. Complain
ant claims that Kelley hit with a rock.
John Kearney also salivated himself on
the bad old tanglefoot. He then raised
perdition, and this accounted for his inter-
view Yesterday with hizzoner. The seance
cost him ten elegant bills.
When Joe Lynch and Joe O'Brien awoke
yesterday morning they both complained
of wearing swelied heads. Tanglefoot
booze did the business, and they went to
the quay for five days each.
A young fellow named P. Kelly was ar
rested yesterday morning on the charge of
smuggling laborer named Anton Snider.
The latter had a frightful looking head,
being badly cut up. Kelly will be arraign.
ed tomorrow.
Yesterday afternoon stranger almost
crazy with drink went into the bar room
of The Merchants hotel, and while unob-
served he jumped over the bar and seize5
bottle OF liquor. Officer O'Keefe was
called and he was landed in the cooler
George W. tombstone, lately from Illi-
nois, was admitted to practice in the
courts of this state yesterday by the SUI
preme court, upon 2 certificate of the Hi
nois supreme court. Mr.. tombstone has
gone into the Office of Hon. Lorenzo Ailis
Mayor Rice on yesterday paid visit to
Minneapolis, his object being to inspect the
new police patrol wagon in use in tina,
city. 1t is to be hoped that the st. Pau
force will soon be equipped with this
necessary and efficient adjunct to its sys
tenn.
Two brothers, M. and d, Curran were
before the court yesterday, charged will
assaulting neighbor in the settlement O.
the lake Superior round house. They
came f1om church last Sunday, filled NJ
on benzine and then pitched onto the com
plainant. They were fined SIS each.
Two dromios named Edward Stanle,
and Henry Mason went on toot yesterda.
and about noon they were overcome by tn
blind staggers on Third street, lying dow
in the gutter for a snoOze. Their nap wa
broken by an officer who put them in
wagon and gave them free ride to tn
bastile.
Patrick Halihan swelled up on bug iuic
Monday night and then tried to clean on
street. He was first de
tected peeping in the window, which cause
the row. He was yanked to the freeze
thaw himself out.
A decree of divorce was rendered b
Judge Simons yesterday in the case O
Margaret Ramsden against her hus
band, VIM. Ramsden. The acton wa
brought on the grounds of cruel and il
human treatment, the plaintiffs existenc
with her husband having been rendered
pandemonium on earth.
The police of st. Paul received q di
patch from J. A. Reed, warden of the priso
at Saltwater, saying that convict name
Dow had escaped. He is thirty six yea
old. five feet seven inches dark brow
hair. gray eyes, thin face, plaid pant
light brown overcoat. A reward of S1(
is offered for his arrest.
An order was issued by Chief Strong, {
the fire department., yesterday Afternoon
restraining the construction of the ne
frame building in course of erection
the Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul Raj
road company on Sibley street, adjoinir
the union depot. No permit was issue
for the building, which is in the fire liz
IFS. Officer O'Keefe brought the forems
to the city hall, and the work was stoppe
A suit was begun in the United Stat
circuit court yesterday by the Chicag
Milwaukee 81 St. Paul Railroad compal
against the Minnesota Railroad compal
enjoin the latter from laying the
racks OH the street adjacent to the lev
in the city of Red Wing. The cou
wanted an order to show cause why t
defendants should be restrained, the sar
to be returnable on Dec. l. A tel
porary restraining order was also issu
until the order to show cause is heard.
The district court on yesterday, Jud
Wilkin presiding, took up the case of il
ina Terrell against Cornelius Rilly. bel
IN ec.jon for $1,000 damages. results
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