Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-14
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered By the Special Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

The T. T. T. club meets tonight at Miss
Cora Mays.
The merchants board of trade failed to meet
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Joseph Wilkinson, of Red Wing, paid
saltwater flying visit yesterday.
A. L. Gillespie yesterday sold two strings of
logs to Lindsay d Phelps, Davenport, Iowa,
and SIX strings to the Dubuque Lumber COM
pany. z .... 49,.
A social temple, in connection with the Tenn.
pie OF Honor, WILL be organized next Wednesday
evening. W. Q. T., W. w. Regain, of LIE Roy.
will be present.
Tho Universalist church festival was fairly
attended Wednesday night, those present en-.
joying themselves thoroug hlY, aud the church
realizing a handsome sum.
VIM. J. Leslie, member of the Michigan
State bar. was on motion of the COMMITTEES
appointed to examine candidates, admitted to
the practice of his profession in this State.
Complete arrangements have been made for
here next week. The railroads have kindly
offered reduced rates. and number of promi-
nent divines and speakers have promised to be
present. The entire programme for the three
days will be published next week.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Charles Smith and David Hefty. assault and
battery. Fined $500 each; costs RENTED.
DISTRICT COURT.
Andrew Smith vs.. Lyman Boutwell, and
Maria Q. Boutwell,. This case was an action for
the recovery of certain property, owned by
plaintiff, and in the possession of the de-
PENDANTS The case, after trial was submitted
to the jury, who, through the foreman, A. F.
Lindholm, rendered the following verdict:
That the defendants are entitled to the posses
sion of the following personal property, de-
scrlbed IN the complaint, viz: One wagon, one
set of harness, one whip, martingales pull
straps and one pair of. blankets.
and that the plaintiff is enti-
tied to the possession of personal
property to the amount of $116 90, the prop
erty being described in the com pIaint.
Richard Tobin was arraigned before tho
court on the charge of assaulting Ellen Well
man with dangerous weapon with intent to
do great bodily harm. Defendant, by request
of his counsel, was given till this morning to
plead.
j. O. Young was arraigned on the charge of
procuring goods from J. Lundahl on July 26
last, under false pretences. He was given till
this m orning to plead.
john StofAes was arraigned on the charge of
attempting to commit rape on the person of
Minnie Pillar on the 18th of July last. Given
till this morning to plead.
The sheriff returned a venire of the following
legal voters to act "a petit jurors: VIM. Ruth
erford, David Coover, Ambrose Secrest, D. p.
Lyman, Thomas Withrow and VIM. Boyd.
The st. Paul d Duluth Railroad company rs.
W. G. Gates. Continued.
William James VS.. Thomas P. James. The
jury in this case rendered a verdict of 81. 90
damages for the plaintiff. The counsel for de-
PENDANT gave notice of a motion for new
trial, and stay of proceedings for thirty days
was granted.
The grand jury came into court and pre-
sented the following indictments, viz :
Against John Stof1ler for assault to
commit felony, Patrick Sullivan for being
armed with dangerous weapon and assaultiug
another with intent to do great bodily harm.
James Sullivan for malicious mischief. James
Sullivan for being armed with dangerous
weapon, etc.. James Lamonte having failed
to obey subpoena to appear and testify be-
fore the grand Jury, an attachment was issued
out OF the court against him for contempt of
court.