Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-13

walker, Judd Veazie started crew of men
1or the pineries, yesterday.
The Diamond Joe discharged eight car loads
OF freight at the levee for st. Paul yesterday.
The knights of Pythias will give a grand
social ball at Opera hall, November q, Thanks.
giving night. -.1.e,-,.'s
The morning train on the st. Paul and Du-
luth road was detained an hour yesterday by
the Minneapolis train. es9z. -, zs 4 - :,
A fellow beat Joe May out of his fare Tues.
day by playing blind. He was caught at the
game and sent out of town yesterday by the
chief of police. -
Remember the invitation extended to the
oyster supper and sociable to be given tonight
by the ladies' of the Episcopal church at Her
sey, Bean Il Browns old store. s' =
Julia and James Piacha VS.. Michael sinnott
for damages sustained by Mrs. Piacha and to a
buggy, which was run into by Mr.. sinnott,
owing to careless driving on the part of Mr..
Sinnott. The facts have already been publish
ed in the GLOBE. The plaintiff was given
twenty days in which to amend his complaint,
the jury were discharged from further conside-
ration of the case, and the case continued.
That old Saltwater school bell which is to be
sent to the State Historical society, has been
suitably inscribed by Lou. Capron and can now
De seen at William Capron's store. 5.. ,... .,..,
The following is the inscription: .- r.
This bell was bought by subscription for
pubic school in Saltwater. Washington county,
MIMI, IN 1913, and was in continuous use for
such purpose until broken in 1878.
deposited by order of the board of education
OF the saltwater city school district, dated o.
tober "a, 1879. :
The bell will be sent to its destination in a
short time by DR.. Rhodes.
"-# DISTRICT COURT.
The separate cases of Christian Drechsler,
Eisalas Rheiner, Fred. Baker and John Macken-
hausen VS.. the Saltwater Street Railway and
TRANSPORTATION company. were continued.
The First National bank of Saltwater VS..
David Cover. Settled. .ea. .-.: T. III.
Torinus, Staples & Co. vs. Herman Bisbee. ct
al. The death Of defendant was suggested and
case continued.
VIM. W. Holcombe W. W. h. and F. Y. Com
fort. Continued. ,--
Thomas W. Shelby vs.. Jane. Malone. Con-
tinued.
A. g. Gillett vs.. John J. johnson. Con-
tinued. III. 49,
d. NJ. Osborn & 90. va. John Sinnott. Order
ed placed on the calendar.
Isaac Staples VS.. r. r. Hersey ct al. Ordered
placed on the calendar and referred to @. A.
Bennett to take disclosure.
Williara James vs.. Thomas P. James. This
| case Is an action for $4,000, claimed as dam
ages by the plaintiff for I'M uries received from
bis brother, who assaulted him with club in
| June last at Point Douglas. The case was tried,
). n: Castle being attorney for defendant and
Il. Ven Slyck for the plaintiff. After the attor-
neys had submitted their arguments the court
adjourned to 9 o'clock yesterday morning,
when the jury, in this case, were instructed
| by the court and placed in charge of a sworn
| officer OF the court
John G. Book VS.. Henry @. Boock and Otto
Stundorff. Continued.
| The grand jury came into cou't and pre-
sented an indictment against Richard Tobin,
l ri &Lo i
with a dangerous weapon and assaulting an
other With intent to do great bodily harm
Readers Of the GLOBE are already familiar with
| the facts in this case.