Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-20
CITY GLOBULES.

closed on Thursday next and will SO re-
main til the following Monday.
A pair of pants we're cabbaged by a
sneak thief fro N in front of Kavanagh's
store on Third street, about noon yester-
day.
A sign board artist named John Carlson
was committed for fifteen days yesterday
on the charge of having polished of fel-
low workman with his paint brush.
Adjutant General Hawley received a no.
tice yesterday of the allowance of claims
for arrears of pension amounting to a to-
tai of $4,000. One of these was for the sum
of $1,7OO.
Officer Lanson arrested a man named
Pat Mcclure yesterday afternoon on sus-
picion of being one of the highwaymen
who held up citizen in East St. Paul
Sunday night.
Nellie Clark waltzed into the court room
yesterday afternoon and paid fine of
500 for keeping house of iI-fame. The
court gave her a little talk for not having
appeared before.
The Sorenson murder case will come be-
fore Judge Wilkin this morning, on the
motion of Mr.. John W. Willis, counsel for
the defendant, for an arrest of Judgment,
and for new trial.
Professor Edward Daniels of the Acade-
my of Science, lectures at Preston to-mor-
row evening, on the subject of Geology.
Prof. Keihle spoke on education at Hen
derson last evening.
J. G. Quinby and E. NJ. Hallowell have
sold to VIM. K. Buckhart and J. B. Horton
lots %, 81. %, II, ~ and 43, cottage
houses, for $1,000. Each of these lots
contains five acres.
Bailif VIM. Dowlan sold at auction at
the market house yesterday 1900 pounds
of Manhattan food, which brought S53.
The stuff was taken to satisfy Judgment
of Somers Il Monfort VS.. Cummins.
j. n. Rogers yesterday purchased of
Frances N. Croker an undivided half in
terest in the south half of southwest GUAR.
ter Of section three, town twenty-eight
range twenty-three, for ST., $50.
Last midnight Officer Lynch arrested a
prowler who could not give an account of
himself He was arrested in the sand
house of the Manitoba round house and he
gave the name of John Cavanagh.
One hundred feet on Seventh street, run
ming back $50 feet on Cedar street, being
the southeast corner of Seventh and Cedar
streets, were conveyed to Albert Armstrong
by A. II. Rogers yesterday for $4,000.
Charles Schmidt interviewed Judge Burr
yesterday on complaint of his wife, the,
charge being disorderly conduct. They
quarrel perpetually over the possession of
their property, and the court suspended
sentence during good behavior.
a. J. Valid and the Shapiro families are
next door neighbors and they manage to
make it very hot for each other. VALID
was up yesterday for having been disorder
", and the result was that the court put
the whole crowd under bonds to keep the
peace.
An ex-street car driver named John Ben
nett was before the court yeste rday
charged with assaulting an employe of the
company. The evidence showed that he
had attacked another driver. chased him
off his car and punched his head, all be-
cause the latter had informed on him for
neglect of duty. He was mulct $50 and
he paid the coin.
Sergeant Walsh was called to the Wind.
sor hotel by telephone message last mid
night, sent by young man named j. D.
Denworth, formerly of Rock Island, and
who claims to have been robbed on the
cars en- rLute here yesterday of a watch
and $50. He states that he was under the
influence of liquor, and that the property
was taken from him near Fairbank
The board of public works held an adj
iourned meeting yesterday afternoon and
heard objections to the completion of the
assessme nt for a change of grade on Four
tenth street. and against the completion
of the assessment for grading Westminster
street, from Lafayette avenue to Whitall
street. Several minor matters were also
considered but definite action was deferred.
Afreight conductor on the Omaha rail
road named j. c. Young was up yesterday
charged with the larceny OF an overcoat
and q suit of clothing. He pawned them
at second hand store, where the coat was
purchased by young man, the owner
meeting him on the street and taking it
away from him. Young denies the allega-
ton and the hearing was continued until
to-day.
Mike McDevitt had made himself con-
spicuous at the st. Patricks entertain
.ment Saturday night. He rose up in the
hall and refused to sit down or 90 out. and
when policeman was called he invited the
minion of the law to go outside and put
him out. He was waltzed over and yes
terday the court gave him a bit of GOOD
advice, and on promising to take the
pledge he was discharged.
T. II. Barrett is one of the dapper young
dandies who sport gaudy clothing and con-
slider it fine pastime to whip any woman
who is foolish enough to take any stock in
such small fry. Saturday night he pun
ished his mistress, girl named May Bar
rett, an inmate of bagnio. The girl had
him arrested and the court fined him $50
or sixty days. The half century was too
much for him and he went over the hills
away.
Only a pansy blossom, remarked the
balliH, as hizzoner turned his windward
optic on the bull pen and sized up the
Monday morning mob yesterday morning
In one sense Of the word it was bouquet,
and while dappled with bushes here and
there, it was neither sweet scented nor fra
grant. There were ten of them and a