Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-26
CITY GLOBULES.

The assault case of j. Cunningham was
dismissed yesterday by Judge Burr.
The committee on streets of the council
will meet at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Search warrants were sworn out by the
counsel Of Jordan yesterday evening
against the houses of Martin and Bibben.
Nothing had been heard up to last night
concerning the friends of Herman Dali
mann, who committed suicide at the St.
Paul house Tuesday night.
Prof Evans will give class reception
and soiree at Sherman hall this evening.
and-the prospects favor one of the most
select and enjoyable parties of the sea
son.
1t was Ben Monti, not Fred Mont, who
was arrested Wednesday afternoon at the
union depot building, for being noisy.
There is quite q difference between the
two.
John German, the cobbler, is like bad
penny, always showing up at intervals
Yesterday he was up for vagrancy, and he
asked permission to leave town. The court
ordered him to skip.
Judge Nelson,o Marshall county, passed
through st. Paul yesterday on his way to
Florida, where he viii enjoy himself for
several weeks among the orange groves and
the festive crocodile.
Jennie Farrell, the young woman who
attempted suicide few weeks ago, was
arrested yesterday, at the instance of her
friends. She was committed to the
WoInan's reformatory for ninety days.
The remains of A. Larson, the young
man who was found dead in chair at
Rosabel street boarding house on Tuesday,
we're forwarded yesterday to friends at
Chaska, by Mccarthy & Donnelly.
Fred Wendorf was given square meal
at the Windsor on Wednesday,and to man
fest his gratitude he cabbaged an overcoat
belonging to one Of the guests. He was
run in, and being bad egg, the court said
ne would have to send him over for ninety
days.
Homer Michaels, who pilfered from the
Northern Pacific express and who was ar
rested in Florida and brought back to ST.
Paul, when he was sentenced to Saltwater
for two years and nine months, was sent
noon, and is now wearing the stripes.
A young athlete, named Benn Mott, was
up yesterday charged with disorderly con-
duct. Tuesday afternoon he attempted to
fight his way through the gate at the union
depot and he was waltzed before the court
1t seemed that he was just in hurry and
impulsive and fine of $25 was RENTED
during good behavior.
David Hoar has been on the turf during
many long cold day and night and at
one period he was quite flyer. Wednes-
day night he got budged and was run in
on the old charge, and when his name was
called yesterday morning he was fast
asleep in his chair. His slumbers were
gently broken and he will tackle the ele-
giant wind pudding for ten days.
About II o'clock last night, while the
street cars were standing on the track in
front of the Opera house, waiting for the
play to end, fellow whose name could
not be ascertained jumped on one of the
cars, let the brake loose and started the
mules down street The driver of the car
seeing the operation started for the fellow,
stopped the car and commenced to pound
The individual who had so freely helped
himself to a car. The latter commenced
to make great cutlery. crowd collected,
and finally the fellow broke away and ran
like deer and was soon lost sight of. A
policeman sent couple of shots after
him, but the only effect of these was to
cause the fellow to pick up and set down
his feet in more lively manner, and he |
succeeded in getting away
George Morton was unfortunate enough |
last evening to lose his horse and cutter. |
lie had been out riding, and stopped on
Third street, near Seven corners, where he |
bite he'd his horse and went into store. |
When he came out he found his horse and |
cutter had been taken away by some one. |
On finding it had disappeared he went to
police headquarters and gave the informa-
ton, after which he started out and secured |
the town. He was not successful in finding
the missing team, and was pretty much |
disguised. This is not the first time that |
his horse has disappeared under similar
circumstances. In each previous case the |
horse was found in a livery stable. The |
owner is getting pretty tired of this bust
ness, and threatens to do some shooting if |
he can find the man that helps himself in |
this manner.