Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-15
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
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SALTWATER.

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sTILLWATER.
John McNall arrived in this city yester-
day.
The criminal calendar will be called in the
district court next Tuesday.
The Episcopal festival was largely attend
ed Thursday night, about $500 being re-
LIKED. .a
The old school boil intended for the State
historical society, was taken to St. Paul yes
terday by DR.. j. G. Rhodes.
The death of Mrs. James M Moore co.
CURED Thursday night, caused by consump-
ton. Deceased was 81 years old and leaves
two small! children. The funeral will take
place at O'Clock to-day from the Methodist
Episcopal church.
Webb McKusick yesterday purchased
handsome pair of matched black mares from
W. &. Clark. The mares originally came
from Missouri, and are young, sound as
dollar and without blemish. They make
as stylish team as there is in the city.
The Minnesota Temperance union have
engaged DR.. Farmer, the man who lived
forty days without tasting food, to deliver
course OF temperance lectures. He will be
IN this city Sunday morning, and deliver his
lecture, "The physical effects of ALCOHOL"
IN the n. +. church. A large attendance is
earnestly desired. Owing to the fact OF his
coming the pastor, Rev. David lice, will
omit his lecture, "Was there necessity for
revelation from God.'' F."
Nineteen years had elapsed, Thursday
night, since Charlie Easton was ushered into
this world of care and trouble. Charlie was
just about shaking off that care and trouble
IN the sweet repose of sleep, when one of his
friends broke in upon him and asked him to
attend the Episcopal festival. With much
reluctance he acceded to the request, but he
did not get any further on his way than the
parlor, where he beheld to his establishment
the B. F. club, of which be is member,
calmly enjoying his bewilderment. The sur
prise was unexpected and complete. The
party spent a pleasant and sociable evening,
returning home well Satisfied with the OBJ
servance of Charles birthday.
DEATH OF FRANK STONE.
d. n. Sabin received telegram yesterday
announcing the death of Frank Stone, which
| occurred at his homo in Connecticut Thurs.
! day night. The news of his death will be re-
| ceived by many true friends in this city with
unajloyed sorrow and regret. .-.
DISTRICT COURT. -..
Fred Boetcher vs.. Charles Staples. Suit fo1
$500 damages claimed by the plaintiff 70,
| injuries received in an assault committed on
him by defendant. Drs. Zuercher and Game
| John Underwood, J. A. johnson, Mrs. Floren.
tine Boetcher, Fred Boetcher; Bernard Barke,
and Henry Schmidt were sworn for the plain.
| tiff, and Wi liam Masterman. Isaac Staples
! Leonard CLARK and James Rhodes for defend
ant. TIE Jury, on the strength of the evidence
given, returned a verdict of SO, 900 damages il
| favor of the plaintiff.
! Ole ". Erickson, an alien by birth, upon
making the proofs required, was admitted te
| citizenship.
| State Of Minnesota Va. Richard Tobin. Th,
defendant was arraigued to plead to the in
dictment charging him with being armed Will
q dangerous weapon and assaulting anothe
With intent to do great bodily harm, to whict
| Indictment he pleaded not guilty.
State OF Minnesota vs.. J. G.. Young. YOUNG
being arraigned OIL an indictment charging
him with the crime of obtaining goods unde
false pretenses pleaded not guilty to the indict
ment.
John Btofles, arraigned to plead to the in
dlctment charging him with the crime of as
| sault with intent to commit felony, pleade,
not guilty.
James Sullivan was arraigned on an indict
ment charging him with malicious mischief
and was given until this morning to plead.
| BE was then arraigned upon an indictment
charging him with being armed with dagger
GUS weapon, etc., and given until this morning
to plead.
Patrick Sullivan, indicted for tho same of
! lenses, Was arraigned ard given until thi
morning to plead.
The grand jury came into court and present
ed indictments against Philip Reardon, rob
berry; William Riley, robbery, and Angu
Frazer, being armed with dangerous weapon
and assaulting another with intent to do grea
bodily harm. The assault was committed OF
James Murtaugh several weeks aso, the wea
pom used being a rock.
! The case of the st. Paul Duluth rsilrsa.
company vs.. James Welsh, August Sexton an,
David Tozer was on trial yesterday afternoon