Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-27
CITY GLOBULES.

Yesterday Judge Brill adjourned the court
| cases over until tomorrow.
The German society netted $3.50 by their
grand carnival masquerade Monday night.
Some despicable thieves overhauled Mitchell
Vincent's Como avenue contractor) tool boxes
Tueday night, and got away with several crow
bars and hatchets.
Nick Schultz disclaims the charge of pocket
picking and pleads guilty to being drunk and
disorderly. He paid $8 for this and don't want
to be recorded for anything worse.
An alarm of fire was sent in from box Is,
Engine house No. 2, last night at 1O:45 O'clock
chimney ablaze on Wacouta street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, was the cause.
The county clerks Office did rus hing bust
ness in marriage licenses yesterday Cold
weather in the early morning and a freless
stove will make Benedict out of the sourest
bachelor.
The city treasurer has received to date pay
ment for los liquor licenses, $1O,5OO; twenty
eight miscellaneous licenses, two butchers Ii
censes, 800; ten dray and vehicle license, and
twelve beer licenses, 1920.
Tuesday night a sneak thief stole Chin
chilla overcoat belonging to Mr.. Upman, pro-
"
able Derringer pistol in one of the pockets A
report of the theft was made to the police yes
terday.
A Minneapolis dame was at the station last
night complaining that her pocket had been
picked. She charges the crime to the extent
of So against one Billy Hill, of Duluth. He
and she. not together, had been boarding at a
place on Exchange street between Sixth and
Seventh. There he got IN his work.
United States District Attorney Billsonf.is
stirring up the pine land gang again. Service
was made yesterday on J. Dean, VIM. NJ,
Thomas A. and Hugh Harrison of Minneapolis
| az trespassers on government pine lands in the
winter of '7S and "a. The complaint alleges
that they got away with governm property
to the amount OF 50. 065. If this isn't SO, they
will have the the opportunity to make their
showing at the next June term of court.
The next number of the Independent Fari,e,
and Fireside Companion, Major I. Nj. Newson
editor, will contain full report of all the pro-
ceedings of the farmers meetings held during
the session of the legislature. Major Newson
has been secretary Of these meetings, and has
kept thorough account of all the speeches
suggestions, etc., in every detail. The record
| IS valuable and instructive, and will fill thir-
teen columns of his magazine.
Tuesday evening citizen of the Sixth ward
selfiuvited guests, and agreeable to the whole
company, were John Lautherdale and VIM.
McFetridge Charles FL. whitehall came to the
party also, much to the surprise of some of
the parties there. They forcibly objected to
his presence and elected him. He rem onstrat-
ed, and pelting blows promiscuously passed.
whitehall went away from that party, and to-
day proposes making Lautheldale and Nc
Fetridge parties to an action in the municipal
| court for assault
As heretofore stated, Mike McDermott was
charged with forgery by ROCKFORD, of the
Minnesota street New York house. Yesterday
his trial was called in the municipal court
ROcheford was unable to make his charge stick,
and McDermott was discharged. McDermott
| went down to interview ROCKFORD about the
matter, and got his head caressed with spit
toon, combed with several pop-bottles and got
his countenance INTELLECTUALLY ornamented
McDermott got out warrant for Rocheford's
arrest, and in the same court. to-day, the case
will be called up with reverse of parties from
| yesterdays affair.
To escape the provisions of Warmers insol-
vcncy bill or what not, John Fetsch, shoes and
boots, No. Is East Third street, went to the
wall yesterday. More properly speaking, it
was vigorous push that got him to the limit.
Judgments were obtained in court by c. E.
Morse Co., $1,295.0S, and Forepaugh & Tar
! box, S2z7.54, and executions put in at once.
levy was made on the stock, and the sheriff
has possession. Fetsch's liabilities are sup.
posed to be about $1,000 with assets very
nearly amounting to the same figure. One bad
feature was that of F. 81. Smell, iourneyman
shoemaker in Fetsch's employ, getting out an
attachment against him. Smell claims $500
| Tor work done, at an average of $40 per week.