Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-11
CITY GLOBULES.


the nightly orgies held On bum boat on
the river about half mile from the
town.
Madame France was arraigned before
Judge Burr yesterday on the charge of
keeping house of ill-fame. She paid
fine of 800.
Articles of incorporation of the ''Winona
Tribune Publishing company were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
capital stock is $4,000.
A decision was rendered by Judge ST.
mons yesterday, granting Judgment in
favor of the defendant in the case of II. Il.
Fuller VS.. H. S. Fairchild.
Stage Manager Simons, of the Opera
house, found beautiful gold ladies' watch
in the theater after the matinee perform
ance yesterday afternoon.
Box No. q has been removed from Fifth
and Minnesota to Third and Wabashaw
streets. Box No. Is will be located at the
corner of Seventh and st. Peter streets.
A fraiI ard fair damsel named Flora
Ashton was before Judge Burr yes terday
afternoon on the charge of keeping a bag
MO. The case was contIn ued to the 18th
inst.
The XL. meets Tuesday evening next
at Mrs. Dr.. Higbee's, and will take up
Naples, and a tourists observation in
southern Italy. Music and song will sup
plement the papers.
Michael Mullens, employed in the Cen
trail street car stables, got drunk last night
and undertook to boss the ranch. He
lodged in the calaboose and will interview
Judge Burr tomorrow morning.
Four DRINKS and disorderlies and one
coat thief rested in the calaboose last
night. The coat thief was John McCar-
thy, arrested by Officer Kapka. The owner
of the stolen property has not been de-
veloped as yet.
Rev. J. L. Scudder, the breezy preacher
of Minneapolis, is to give one of his char
acteristic addresses to young men, in
Plymouth church this evening, on "Com-
mon Sense in Religion" Young men are
invited to hear him.
Last Friday evening Mr.. F. 4, Marcolf,
a cigar agent, left his cutter standing in
front of a store on East Seventh street. It
contained several sample cases for cigars
and during his absence an industrious
sneak thief got way With one of the cases.
The young and pretty girl Mary LeClair,
whose escapade at the capitol few even
ings ago will be remembered, was before
Judge Burr yesterday on complaint of Ter
mother who desired her sent to the reform
school. She was examined and commit
ted,
As provided by law, meeting of the
county auditor, president of the council
and Acting Mayor Allen was held yester-
day morning for the purpose of electing
county assessor. By unanimous consent
Capt. j. I. Beaumont was reelected to the
position.
DR.. Dana breaches his fifth anniversary
sermon this morning. The record of his
pastorate during this period shows not
only great faithfuIness, but far-reaching
influence, which has resulted in giving a
great impetus to his denomination in the
city and state.
aba a case of Nellie Clark, charged with
keeping house Of ill-fame, was called
for hearing in the police court yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Erwin appeared for de-
PENDANT, and plea of not guilty was en-
tered. A jury trial was demanded and the
hearing was set for the 21st inst. at
p. N.
warrant was ISIS ued last Thursday for
the arrest of a young man named VIM.
Provanchi on the charge of diso!derly
conduct. The case was continued until
yesterday, and when the hearing was
called, defendant did not show up. A writ
Of attachment was issued for him and the
case set for Monday.
The case of J. n. bakers exemplifed the
folly of taking glass too much. He came
from the country, and not being copper
lined, the forty rod tanglefoot downed
him. BE was sentenced to thirty days,
and judgment was suspended on condition
that he return to his country home.
Adjutant General Hawley has issued Or
ders for the muster of the company recent
ly formed at st. Peter, to be attached to
the Second regiment, NJ. N. g., Col. Boble
ter. The officers of the company are: Cap
tain, J. G. Donahue; first lieutenant, G. S.
Ives; second lieutenant, Geo. W. Dryer.
During Friday night burglars entered
the grocery store of Mr.. Jacob Hoffman,
No. 81 West Seventh street. Entrance was
secured by way of rear window, one of
the lights being removed. During the
operation the burglar cut his hand, as the
floor and window was freely spattsred with
blood. The booty secured was about 100
cigars and S. in cash.
chimney fire in the frame boarding
houss, corner of Sixth and Robert streets,
at 1875 last night, led to the pulling of
box 25, to which Nos. 1 and 2 engines and
hose carts and hook and ladder No. re-
spoaded. Arriving at the spot few
handfuIs of salt extinguished the blaze and
the department returned to their quarters,
naturally somewhat Disguised.
John Jackson is another man who can
not stand prosperity or whisky. He has
been wrestling with big drunk for sever
al days, and the bad part of it is that such
fellows somehow have good wives back OF
them. In this case he bulldozed his wife
out of her jewelry and wearing apparel,
which he soaked for bug juice money. He
was before the court yesterday and his
hearing will take place tomorrow.
Articles of incorporation of the Ramsey
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