Daily globe., 1883-08-08
CITY GLORULES.


The small boy will be pleased to learn
that another tent circus is coming.
Yesterday the mayor revoked the license
of Gus Oleson, of No. $50 Rosabel street.
He was charged by the police with keep
ing a disorderly house.
Attorney General W. j. Hahn left the
city last evening for ten days absence in
Denver and the Colorado hills for health
full recreation and change.
Patrick Sullivan, charged with criminal
assault on Mrs. Reese, gave bail yesterday
in the sum of $4,000. His surities were
Edmund Rice, j. C. Hannigan and his
father.
Officer DeCorsey found lost child yes
terday who had wandered from Seventh
street to Fourth and Wacouta. After quite
a search the infant was restored to his
parents.
Articles of Incorporation of the ST..
Stanislaus Kosti, No. 2, Polish religious
and benevolent society of Duluth, were
filed with the secretary of state yesterday.
Society of this order No. 1, was incorpor-
ated in 1876.
The Minnesota smart outh when he gets
off witty pun hits his listener just above
the belt with the bulk of his right hand
and sings out, "Beecher," in imitation of a
well known habit Of this famous divine.
Messrs. Duncan s. Barry, who illustrate
the glass of fashion and the mould of form,
and who don't depend entirely on fashion
plates to do it either, paid custom duties
yesterday amounting to 5000 on lot of
imported Scotch cloth and cashmeres.
George Hazard sold yesterday for Capt.
I. j. Barney, to Phillip Abbott, the piece
of property On Robert street, known as
the ARCADE hotel" for $4,000. This
property has a front on Robert street of
twenty-five feet, with depth of $50 feet.
About twenty minutes to o'clock yes
terday morning the residents in the vicin-
ity of College avenue and Wabashaw street
were aroused from their slumbers by the
loud report of a pistol. Yesterday they
were trying to find a solution to the puz-
zle.
DR.. T. De Witt Talmage will lecture at
Market hall Wednesday evening of next
week, August -. The st. Louis Times
says that in many respects Mr.. Talmage
stands at the head Of Amerlcqa Dulpit ora.
tors, and none excel him in dramatic
force.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Bromley has commenced
suit against the city OF st. Paul to recover
damages for injuries received by falling
into broken sidewalk. The complaint
does not designate any sum, but leaves the
nj dam 10 J,o lot j
the court.
1t is reported that Martin Delany and
John f. Mcintosh had made & wager of
5000 a side for a pacing race, the former
backing the PAGER of A. B. Lasher against
Mr.. McIntosh's little brown road horse. A
race between the two horses would prove a
big drawing card.
While engaged i'll putting on an iron
roof on the new retort house of the gas
works Monday evening, section of the
roofing slipped and fell on three
mechanics in the employ of Herzog q Co
They were all painfully injured, but the
wounds will not prove fatal.
Major Jacob Manner has new dignity
conferred upon him, that of grandfather,
the new conner being the child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Bruggeman, Jr, Mrs. Brug-
geman is the Majors eldest daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. BrUggemau are residing at st.
Cloud, where Mr.. Bruggeman is engaged
II business.
Robert Sullivan is Montana man and
he wishes that he had staid at home and
minded his sheep. He got fighting full
yesterday and when Officer Lynde attempt
ed to run him in he made a stout resis-
tance. The officer was compelled to use
his club, which he did with vigorous effsct
or the fellows head.
NJ. H. D. Mpllane, who calls himself
the champion finger biiliardist of the
west" gave an interesting exhibition of
his skill at the Merchants billiard parlors
last evening. His finger play is brilliant
and fancy shots surprising, but for prac-
tical purposes St. Paul billiardists will
continue to manipulate the cue.
Mayor O'Brien received letter yester-
day from the Royal Collector of Russia, in
which his honor was courteously required
to give information of Ed. Wulff, a cart
wright, and also as to his ability to pay a
debt of Ill marks and 20 pence Bass
Armstrong is figuring On the amount and
after that is ascertained the man may be
looked up.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. o. b. Green
swore out warrant for the arrest of sew
eral telegraph operators, on the charge of
edisorderly conduct. He charges that the
Enen congregate in front of the Office on
Minnesota street and make a loud noise
and disturbance. Wm. Penter, H. Collins
and @. F. McIlroy were arrested and
gave $50 each for their appearance this
morning.
Officer Kafka arrested big fellow at
Seven corners last evening who resisted
him violently. and the officer was COM
PEELED to call for assistance before the
prisoner could be taken TO the city hall.
lie gave his name as james Wardken, and
was arrested at first for fast driving, but
wheE they came to examine him it was