Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-20
NEIGH-BORHOOD NEWS,
Gathered bv the Special Repssesrs Of I'll.
Daily Globe, a ...-
SALTWATER.

The case of the State vs.. Patrick Sullivan,
malicious mischief, was tried and submitted
to the jury for their consideration.
Yesterday was one of the days when the
street sprinkler would have been hailed as a
hrppy relief from the intolerable dust.
A. T. Lindholm and w. G. Whiting have
established real estate, insurance ard COL
lection agency under the firm name of
Whiting & Lindholm. 49,.
Persons who have wood to sell will do we'll
to note the fact that Street Commissioner
COnklon has commenced measuring wood,
and it will be we'll to get his certificate for
the amount of wood on their wagons before
they sell. .I.s9. II -
Three prisoners were received at the
prison Tuesday afternoon, John Hutchinson
and Samuel Griswold, from Clay county,
the former for assault with deadly weapon,
eighteen months, and the latter for keeping
q house of ill-fame, ten months. From
Wright county, Mrs. Anna Seig, man.
slaughter in the fourth degree, two years.
BANQUET.
The successful candidates for admission
to thebar, j. A. johnson, Orris e. Lee, G.
+. Sabin and Charles B. Jack, provided q
banquet in honor of the event, at tee Sawyer
house, Tuesday evening, to which they in
vlted the members of the bur and press.
The banquet was served up in the usual fine
style for which the proprietor of the house
is noted, and received full Justice from the
limbs of the law. The bar was represented
by about twenty members, at the head of
whom was Judge F. NJ. Crosby. A number
of invited guests were also present. At the
| conclusion of the repast toasts were given
| and responded to with animation.
DISTRICT COURT.
State of Minnesota vs.. William Riley;
robbery. The jury rendered verdict OF
guilty in the manner and form charged in
the Indictment, and recommended him to the
| mercy Of the court.
State of Minnesota vs.. Albert E. Hokoson;
bastardy. Ellen Hokinson and G. F. Sabin
were sworn for the State, and Alice Hoko-
! son, Louisa Hokoson, Albert E. Hokoson
Clarence Yorks and John johnson for the
defense. The case was then argued and sub
mitted, Ira W. Castle appearing for the de-
PENDANT. The jury we're charged by the
court and retired. After q lapse of time
they came into court and rendered verdict
| finding the defendant guilty of the crime
! charged against him. ss.s.-
| The case of Richard Tobin, indicted fo1
assault, with dangerous weapon, on the
person Of Ellen Wellman, with intent to
commit great bodily harm, was next called,
and jury empanelled to try the case. DR..
fP. H. Millard, Ellen Wellman, Dora Well
man and F. 8. McKusick and Delos Hitch
cock, were sworn for the State. The case
was then tried, J. N. Castle appearing for the
defendant, and County Attorney Thompson
for the State. The jury were then charged
by the court and placed in the charge of an
officer Of the court, and retired TO form q
decision. -t=s
CTTI COUNCIL.
A regular NEE ting was held Tuesday
night. Receipts from bridge tolls from
Nov. LIST to 10Th were reported as 5000.
Numerous petitions were presented, among
them being one from the Northwestern Tel
egraph company asking permission to es-
tablish and maintain telephone exchange
for fifteen years. An ordinance was pre-
sented granting the request with the usual
restrictions relative to maintaining the line
in proper order, etc. The request of Mr..
Sabin for the continuation of the culvert
north of the prison walls to the lake was re-
ferred to the committee on streets with
power to act. The permission granted Mr..
Mower to erect soap factory at Lily Lake
was rescinded. 7-.... r..