Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-25
CITY GLOBULES.

The hearing will take place to-day.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday, ordering judgment for the amount de-
manded in favor of plaintiff In the case of
James Brayley against William Carincross.
John Espy ESQ. recently settled in St. Paul
from Wilkesbarre, Pa, was yesterday admitted
to practice in the courts of this State by the
supreme court, upon credentials from the
supreme court of Pennsylvania
The eight year old son of James F. Pannell
fell from an embankment on De Sofa street,
Saturday afternoon, and broke his right leg
DR.. Ricneson states that the little fellow is
improving as we'll as could be expected.
DR.. Hagan received letter from Brainerd
yesterday in which it was stated that Freder-
ick Lowe. the victim to railroad accident
whose limbs were amputated few days since
by DR.. Hagan, was in a fair way to recover.
John Reed was before Judge Flint on Satur-
day, charged with bastardy, on complaint of a
woman named Mrs Anna Prentiss. The parties
to the iasion met yesterday, djusted a mu.
tual settlement and the case was dismissed.
Mr.. James P. Moore, former bookkeeper at
the West Third street elevator, has gone into
the grain commission business, and may be
found at his Office in the building occupied by
the st. Paul Plow Works, No. u West Third
street.
The case of tho State against Parker Valen-
tine, charged with hourishing revolver at one
Frank Churchill, was called for hearing in the
municipal court yesterday morning. The de-
PENDANT wds non est, and a warrant was issued
for his arrest.
The district court is about closing up bust
mesa. Yesterday the case of the State against
VIM. Harris, charged with stealing S5 from
Mrs. Weed. was disposed of. Harris withdrew
his former plea of not guilty, and entering q
plea OF guilty to larceny, was sentenced to
FIVE months in the county jail.
Arrangements have been perfected for NJ lie
Rosa D Erina to give grand vocal and instru-
mental concert for the benefit of the Sisters Of
the Good Shepherd on Monday evening, De-
cember LIST. The Cathedral has been selected
as the most appropriate place to accommodate
the host which will be in attendance.
There is every prospect of a most enjoyable
season on the occasion of tho first annual ban
quet and ball of the st. Andrews society on
Monday evening next. Nearly all of our lead
"ing Scottish citizens will be present, ard there
will be renewal of old acquaintanceship and
areyival of the days of "auld lang syne."
The case of Leopold Isaacs, the Jackson
street tobacco dealer, who failed under peculiar
circumstances, was up for brief spell in the
district court yesterday. Judge Wilkin pro-
nounced it peculiar, and that he'd take the
matter under advisemeut before rendering de-
csion on defendants demurrer to the 1ndict-
ment.
Henry Wood, the young man who was in
jured few days since by falling from freight
train at Smiths lake. on the line of the St..
fnho
eeph's hospital yesterday forenoon. The VIC
tim OF the accident was employed on the road
AZ brakeman, and bis friends reside at Cedar
Falls, Iowa, whittier the remains will probably
be forwarded. to-day.
The trial of Belle and Jennie Diamond for
keeping house of ill fame will be commenced
to-day. They will introduce themselves we'll,
for yesterday the couple took unto themselves
the additional industry of being receivers of
stolen goods. Ben. Wilson. whose exploits are
told elsewhere in to-day's GLOBE, sold them
Or. Stamm's buffalo robe for So worth of
whisky and 81 in cash.
Mrs. Elizabeth G.. Rogers died Of internal
cancer at her residence in Mendoza township,
Dakota county, at S:15 on Sunday evening last,
ut the advanced age of "a years and mouths.
Deceased was the mother of Hon. E. G.. Rogers
of Mendoza, and Notwithstanding her great age
q
remarkable vitality and wonderful activity
almost up to the hour of dissolution.
respectable looking party named Thomas
WEIGH was before Judge Flint Yesterday,
charged with stealing wood from one Of Dow,
lan's wood yards. It was demonstrated that
he had taken certain quantity of wood, bu,
the charge OF taking dimension lumber was
fatty denied and tho defendant claimed that
permission had been given him to take away
refuse kindling. He was fined $40 and costs
and discharged.
Yesterday was the date set for Major Marcus
A. Reno's court martial to commence at Fort
Meade. It is likely it did, but the trial was
not begun, as intelligence was received at de.
parment headquarters that the charges had
not reached Fort Meade. In view of this O
yesterday, and Col. Reno will be brought to
trial as soon as the papers reach Capt. ". W.
SANDERS, Judge advocate of the court.
Jackson, colored, omplains of Jeff Hud-
son, colored. During his woful story, Jack.
son has many sorrowful shake of the head
when be mentions his wife's name. He
claims that Jeff has alienated her affections to
such degree that she forbids him entering
ms own house, and, worse yet, she saws he
"shant have nary mother women to do his
cooking for him. Under these circumstances.
jeff having possession Of his house and wife.
and sho denying him consolation and comfort
with any other woman, Jackson was aronnd
police headquarters yesterday, seeking means
and ways to dislodge Hudson.
Away last summer when the daisies vera fn1,
blown an overcoat belonging to Washington
house boarder named Matthias Thome. snddan-
ly vanished, no one knew whittier. E yer since
then the whllom possessor of the coat has Ia
mented its absence and kept his windward eve
peeled for its whereabouts. It turned M a
day or two since in the gripsack of a man
named Max Schmidt. The latter was also a
boarder at the Washington house, and alleges
That tho coat was found in barn adjoining the
hosiery. He Was arraigned yesterday, and the
hearing will take place this morning.
The committees having in charge the work
of preparation for a grand Thanksgiving din
n n. for the boys, under the auspicep of the Y.
~ ~. A., are TO meet to-day at P. NJ, in the
parlor of the society. Other important mat
tersin relation to the boys work for the com.
ing winter are also to be discussed. and a fnl|
attendance, not only of those present at the
previous meeting, but also of those in anv wav
Interested IN the work, is earnestly desired.
Inc dinner will be given at IL o'clock on Sat-
urday next. Admission by ticket. to he oh.
famed at the rooms of the association TO-DAY
and Tomorrow from to o'clock p. NJ.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Joe Dre;s WAC r,c
em'zed by the mistake of woman selling
patent attachments to sewing machines. she
was admitted to Mrs. Dries presence, and be-
gan to expatiate on her little joker, which could
gore hem, tuck, gather, etc., to such an extent
al Tor IS cents, that to get rid OF her Mrs
a nIsls 0nerea TO take one. Just then being
monte to her daughter and told her to nav the
woman 50 cents. The child handed out one Of
two bills in the pocketbook, which happened
to be $40. The tucker-gorer-binde etc.. was
handed over and with it change for a So bill,
ana an -: the woman lett: The patent, slim piece