Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-12
CITY GLoBULEs.
Cattle, yesterday, at the stock yards, va
from one-quarter to one-halt cent off.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Cattle, yesterday, at the stock yards, was
from one-quarter to one-han cent off.
The little pint tester has again made its ap-
pearsnce on the street. It 10 tho greatest
swindle Of them all.
Yesterday, J. R. Delano obtained in the dis
trict court a judgment against the Sank Rapids
Water Power company for $27. 914.z7. The suit
was brought to recover on notes for money adj
vanced by the plaintiff.
Burt Rose, United States prisoner confined in
the county Jail under sentence for selling whis-
~ 70 Indians, was released yesterday. He was
discharged under the poor act, having served
bis sentence of imprisonment.
Suit was begun in the district court yester-
day against the firm of Hanauer, Lichtenauer
d Co. The complaint is filed by Louis Seven
son d 20 to recover 81 900 due them for goods,
etc., sold to defendants from tune to time.
The two men, Jerry O'Brien and Barney
Smith, who made it riotously lively on jackson
street Tuesday afternoon, were arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday. Each were given
twenty-one days in the county jail to quiet
down.
The county treasurer will be put in posses
sion Of the last tax certificate to-day. Then pay
ment IN all taxes, personal and real, Will be in
order. delay beyond the stipulated time for
payment will call for an attachment of the
penalty to all deGnquents.
As sequel to the Zahonyi-Kaiser case, in
which the former attached the latter's violin
as he was going upon the stage to play at the
Marie Roze concert Saturday, and was COM
PEELED to pay $50 for an alleged debt, yesterday
ind ~.
500 in Justice Bernard's court, from which
court the attachment was issued.
In connection with the convention to be held
IN this city on the 18th inst. to consider the inn
portant matter of improving the water com
mun1catlon to Duluth, the Oswego board of
trade has accepted the invitation of the cham
per OF commerce to attend, and appointed B.
Hagaman, John Dunn and M. j. Cummings as
delegates. The business men of Bismarck also
held meeting, at which they resolved to send
an energetic man to attend the convention.
Olef Roos was arraigned before Judge Flint,
yesterday on the charge of dangerously assault
ing l. Harrington the night before at Mrs. Pc
terson's, on the corner of Rosabel and Fourth
streets. The GLOBE, yesterday, gave an ac-
count of the murderous assault. certificate
from Dr. Murphy was presented in court, Stat
ing that Harrington was not able to appear,
owing to injuries received. The case was con-
tinued to the 18th inst.
Juuge O'Gorman, of the probate court. and
Alderman Dreis lit out of the city yesterday
morning. There was nothing mysterious in
their departure. They were fully armed, car
rled along goodly number of cigarettes, had
some sort OF liquid appliance for bruises, etc.,
and went out the st. Paul & Duluth railroad to
locality said to abound in deer. It was their
last chance Tor the season, as the time in which
deer can be legally killed expires with the 18th
inst.
dis honor, the mayor, revoked Johanna Nj
cholsan's, alias Petersen, saloon license, yester-
day. Her place of business is at the corner of
Fourth and Rosabel streets Within the last
week or ten days it has been the scene of two
murderous rows. First, Dan Hickey was well
mauled there, and again Tuesday night, l.
Rannlngton was almost killed there. Once be-
tore the madame had her license revok ed, but
1t was restored on the promise of good beha-
vlor. The promise has not been kept and the
saloon is suppressed as disorderly house.
a very seedy party by the name of Palmer
seringle was met, Tuesday night, near the
Windsor hotel by a policeman. Mr.. Seringle
declared be was out of money and wanted q
place to lodge. He Was directed to the city
hall. When the dodgers were turned out yes
terday morning be raised the cry that he had
he had been induced to visit place OF pleas
ure, and that there he had been gouged. His
place OF abode was given as Thor, pson, rail
road station near Duluth. He had come here
to lay in winters supply, but had been laid
out by the allurements Of city life Inquiry
at Swede Annie's showed that he had been
there, but it was positively denied that he had
been robbed. He had, to be sure, spent some
money there for beer.
Though the hurry and turmoil of election
has passed away for a month, there are some
of the dregs left. Yesterday James Reagan
and James Kennedy commenced complaint IN
the municipal court against r. J. Stockton, the
Merchants hotel barber, for embezzlement.
They state that previous TO election they con-
signed $50 to his care as stakeholder in bet
made on the Donnelly Washburn election On
the 6th'of November taking the returns already
IN as basis, the bet was declared off, All par
ties were made acquainted with the fact, and
agreed. Demand has been made upon Stock
ton for the return of the money, but he de-
clines to give it up, offering as compliments
say, the excuse that he has spent it, They pro-
pose to see if there's any law made and pro-
vided to fit the case.
Beautiful nOrtmOnies of all 4 o.or;,+;o,, ~,