St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-24
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.


The society ssVega" give an excursion to
White Bear lake next Sunday.
The wholesale houses closed yesterday af-
ternoon, to afford the employees an opportu-
nifty of seeing the parade.
The short line roads between st. Paul and
Minneapolis enjoyed the best rush of bust
ness yesterday since their opening.
Margaret McGovern, an old offender, was
arrested by Special Detective Kennedy at
the Union depot late last evening as a street
walker.
Albert Caddelbach, carpenter of this city,
has just finished the construction of a roller
shatng rink at Morris for Briggs 81 Mcmillan
also of this city.
Signor Capel, the eminent Catholic divine
now visiting this city, is said to be the origi-
nal of the character of Catesby in Disraers
famous novel OF Lothair.
The local board of the civil service com
mission met yesterday, and examined six
applicants for positions in the pension de-
partment at Washington.
Mr.. W. H. Illingworth, the photographer,
visited Minneapolis yesterday and took
number Of splendid views of the procession,
which will shortly be on sale.
Lawyers Warner and Horn made their
arguments in the Prescott trespass case be-
fore Judge Simons yesterday aud it was sub
mitted for decision about O'Clock
There are from ten to twelve more court
cases TO be heard on the May calendar of the
district court which will probable take the
balance OF the month to get through with.
Joseph n. Coonter, cripple in both legs,
aged twenty-four years, and carrying cane,
has been missing since the 4th of July.
Information is wanted at PA Chestnut
street.
The condition of Bridget Maloney, the
young girl who fell into a hatchway at F. H.
Keily's store a few Gays ago, is considered
very precalrous and doubts are entertained
Of her recovery.
Michael Wort, injured by a brick falling on
the back of his neck, near st. Mary's Orphan
asylum, d few days since is lying at st.
Joscph's hospital in 4 comatoSe state without
much hope OF recovery
The horse and top buggy of VIM. Gold dis
appeared mysteriously from the front of
Michaud's grocery store on Wabashaw street
yesterday afternoon while Mrs. Gold and
daughter were trading therein.
a man in st. Paul it is thought will have
to have his thumb and possibly his arm
amputdted at the wrist this week owing to
being poisoned by the bite of companion
while the two were engaged in fighting.
Geo. Slater struck Officer Mcbride with a
rock, on Seventh street. last night, raising
quite hump on his countenance and he
was brought in and locked up at the city
hall on the charge of resisting an officer.
Chas. A. Geisbush, examined in the pro
bate court yesterday was discharged. The
disease was shown to be too much whisky and
the insane portion of the affair the drinking
OF it so as to lose some excellent positions.
Bazile " Partridge's paint shop show win
dow on Jackson street was wrecked as to
big pane Of glass on Tuesday afternoon by the
backing into the same OF Taylor & Craig,
contractors, wagon, the horses attached
thereto having been frightened by the horse
cars.
Chas. Bacr's girl went back on him for
another fellow and he commence calling
her vile names in his rage yesterday after
noon for which she had him arrested and
brought before the municipal court and
failing to put up 500 bonds Tor appearance
tnis morning he spent the night in the
county Jail.
AT l O'Clock yesterday morning James
Broderck held up Peter Olson on the rail-
road track between Eagle and Chestnut
strec'sHlnd compelled him to deliver up to
him hisfcoat, vest, hat and 50. so in money.
Olson gave alarm at the city hall and
Broderick was arrerted, but Peter could not
be found as prosecuting witness, although
search was made for him yesterday forenoon
at 1873 Indiana avenue, Sixth ward, and at
Geo. Palms tailor shop, East Third street
which he gave as his residence and place OF
employ.