Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-17
CITY GLOBULEs.

Acting Mayor Allen is suffering from a
lame hand, which he carries in a sling
The trouble is caused by 2 felOn.
The marriage of Mr.. NJ. Bertram and
Mrs. LIE Clair, of Carroll street, was sol
emnized at the French church yesterday
afternoon.
The members of the ST. Paul Lacrosse
club returned from their Chicago visit yes
tsrday. Mr.. Devine, a member of the
club, was pretty badly injured by the mis-
hap that occurred on the grounds on Sat
u-lay.
The patrol wagon was called to No.
engine house about II O'Clock last night,
to take into custody a drunken hoodlum
named Swan WattersoR, who insisted on
pelting the pedestrians with stones. The
refractory youth was given the soft side
ola plank at city hail.
At 1870 o'clock last night the patrol
wagon was called to the vicinity of Rice
and Martin streets, to take in charge the
worst case of booze of the season. The
party was paralyzed drunk, and upon
reaching the station he had to be carried
to a cell on a stretcher. He was too full to
give his name.
United States Deputy Marshal Bracket
returned yesterday from Duluth, having in
custody John McGoVern, who was arrested
Last week on the charge of counterfeiting.
He is one of a supposed gang who has
been manufacturing the queer for some
time past, and the examination may result
in some rich developments.
Last nigh. the attention of Roundsman
Murphy was attracted by the report of
two shots from a revolver in the vicinity
OF the Manitoba house on Rosabel street.
Inquiry resulted in the arrest of a man
named Joseph Pack who had filled up on
tanglefoot and discharged his revolver in
q spirit of hilarity.
About 8 O'Clock last night the attention
of Officer Scheffer was called to what aP-
peared to be a row on Minnesota street.
Upon investigation it was ascertained that
q crowd had collected in front of the resi-
dence of johnson who was engagedi Ia the
laUdable pastime of beating his wife. He
was put under arrest and locked up.
At a late hour last night Peter WEIGH
and Mike FIaherty, two citizens of the
Sixth ward, engaged in a desperate fight
at the south end of the bridge. They were
evidently bent on eating each other up,
the pastime being interrupted by Officers
Merriam and D%ufour, who took them in
charge. The patrol wagon was called and
they were landed in the tower.
About 10 o'clock last night a modest
little lady with deep anxiety depicted in
her face, called at city hall and requested
the police to look out for her husband,
whom she said was on a spree. He had
IN his possession considerable money, and
she was afraid that he would be robbed.
Only a short time since the same party
was on a bender and the day afterwards
he discovered that the pockets had been
cut out of his trousers. -.
Considered, per Sc, last night was per-
feet; a full moon adorned the armament
and spread its efulgent glory over the
earth, but the peculiar beauty of the night
consisted in the magnificent display of
the northern lights or the aurora borealis.
At 9 o'clock the spectacle was glorious,
the northern armament from horizon to
zenith, being streaked with broad ribbons
of changing light, the prevailing colors
being yellow, orange and sea green. The
display was one of the finest ever seen.