St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-13
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.

yesterday.
Yesterday was the end of the thirteenth
week of Forepaughs travelling season, which
is of twenty-six weeks duration.
John Jenalsky, musician, was arrested
last evening at his home on the corner OF
Twelfth and jackson streets, for wife whip
ping.
Chas. Schoer entered liquor store on
Lafayette avenue last evening and struck
the proprietor, for which he was arrested by
the police.
There was quite snowy fire at 11:45 last
evening in the direction of Kittsonville, but
there being no water in that vicinity the lire
department made no attempt to reach it.
The city detectives corraled the few pick
pockets with the circus yesterday, early in the
day, and told them if any of them were
caught they would all be put in durance.
Phillepina Allen, fve-year-old girl,
strayed away from 226 Maple street yester-
day. and six-year-old boy from TAG Maple
avenue, both locations being on Dayton's
bluff.
horse belonging to Forepaugh's show
stepped into hole in the Wabashaw street
bridge last evening and was in danger OF
breaking leg. That hole should be plugged
up as matter of economy.
David Hoar, who is said not to have en-
joyed sober breath for 25 years and who
dedicated the st. Paul workhouse as first
occupant, was nabbed for drunk and dis
orderly again late last evening.
Peter Johnson got out a bench warrant
yesterday to see if he could find suit of
clothes worth SIS and s25 in cash in the
room of Randolph Knee at 423 Robert street,
claimed to have been stolen from him, but
Knee didn't pan out the property,
Officer Frank Brosseau showed his good
sense yesterday evening by stopping in the
Sixth ward gambling game to which the
people in the ncighborhood made great OBJ
jections. The game was transparent swim
die, and the officer is to be commended for
showing such good judgment in the case.
The Fulton artificial stone company are
locating an office in this city, with view of
contributing a new and cheaper material
than gravel or bluestone for street sidewalks,
claiming that said material is even more
durable thai either of the latter.
The way one of the Fort Smelling mule
coaches switched around on the corner of
Fourth and Wabashaw streets, to the immi-
nent danger of running down pedestrians,
yesterday noon, with its cowboy driver, was
an example of reckless driving which don't
want to be repeated.
The case of Eva A. Carpenter against Eu-
gene II. Carpenter for divorce and custody
of their only child a son, on the ground of
desertion, was heard yesterday in special
term of the district court, by Judge Simons,
and taken under advisement. The defen-
dant in answer complains of the desertion
Of lis wife and also asks the custody of the
child.
VIM. Jones, a teamster, fell off the road
bed on Chestnut street near the upper levee
about 12 o'clock last night and dislocated
his left shoulder. He was taken to the city
hall by the patrol wagon. DR.. Ancker was
summoned who dosed the patient with
chloroform and with the help of Officers
O'Keefe and Baer. the bone was forced
back into its proper position.
James Middleton and Josephine Gotzian,
executors of the late Adam Gotzian, filed an
appointment list of his estate with the pro-
bate court yesterday. The inventory con-
tains 732 real estate descriptions of property
valued at 1924, 1866, and list of personal
property embraced in cash, notes and ac-
counts of the value of SD, 6S1,2S, the total
value of the estate being placed at $780,
1897.
Mat McGrath went into Plus Red's place,
on lower Third street, last evening and at
tempted to clean out the whole estab-
lshment, but before he got through the
Job he found that he had undertaken a piece
Of work that was size to high for him. BE
went into the work with more vigor and a
better looking face than he brought out of it.
His spirit was strong, but his sinews were
wholly inadequate The consequence is that
he was locked up in the city Jail.
AS the Forepaugh procession was passing
the Market house, on Seventh street, yester-
day one of the smallest elephants thought he
discovered that Frenchman's single horse
team was not giving him full right Of way,
and seizing hind wheel by the hub he threw
the wagon in towards the walk with q shove
that separated the spokes from the hub as
though they were but so many matches. The
owner and the owners horse were terribly
frightened at the vigorous performance of
this elephantne dude.
Jno. A. Moak, business manager of the
Kendell combination troupe, arrived in St.
Paul yesterday, and while absent from his
room, 249 Wabasha street, last evening, two
tame Oregon magpies, which he was con-
veying east as a curiosity, made their escape
therefrom, one of which after a battle with
srarrows fell to the ground in front of the
opera house, and was recued by one of Lyle's
BARRIERS. The other is still at large, and Mr.
Moak will pay liberal reward.to whomsoever
will bring his brdship to his rooms, or noti-
fly him where he may be found.
Carpenters Lookout on st. Aathony's
Hill, is getting TO be known as place of
pleasure,-an interesting and enjoyable re-
sort. Wholesome refreshments, ice cream
and lemonade are furnished, and the Out
look affords some of the most beautiful and
picturesque scenery in Minnesota: so famed
for its beautiful landscapes and rivers
Carriages, conveying large numbers of peo-
pie by day and evening, are now visiting the
Lookout, and all express great surprise and
qualification that so beautiful, restful and re-
freshing resort exists in the city, adding
greatly to its many attractions.
Novelty in Watch Making
Is being introduced by Messrs Myers q
Finch, the Bridge square jewelers. II con-
ssts of a "stem winding device, patented by
II. Abbott, of New York, and when applied
to the American Key Winding Watch make
complete stem winder of it, Parties who
have key winding watches that are valued for
their time kpepinp Qualities ~ oseoo;.,t....