Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-21
NetrOp0liI071 Theatre.
SALTWATER.

A thin sheet Of ice covered the lake yest.c-
day.
Moulders' social hop at Opera hail, Wednes-
day evening, Nov. n. A general invitation Is
extended.
Some one ran into tho street lamp, on the
corner below Staples mill. with wagon, Wed
nesday night.
Matilda Nyberg. . young girl 16 years of sge,
has been adjudged insane by Judge Lehmioke,
and sent to the asylum at st. Peter.
Deputy Sheriff James Stoddard, of Heane-
pin county, brought over 4. J. Howard yea
terday, sentenced to the penitentiary for enc
year for embezzlement.
p The wooden building south Of Staples mill.
and on the east side of Main street, is being
torn down to make room for barn one hun
dreo feet long, which is to be erected next
spring.
Philip Reardon and William Riley, the men
who robbed VIM. Valiquette, we re sentenced
to the penitentiary yesterday by Judge Crosby.
LIE former received one year and elk no nths
ana the latter one year.
SOCIAL TEMPLE.
large gathering Of ladies and gentlemen
assembled at the Temple of Honor hall Wed
nesday evening for the purpose Of organizing
social temple. Every one present manifested
deep and active interest in the matter. ard
the tenple was speedily organized with fifty
are ladies. The following officers were elected
and installed: s. ?. T.. Mrs. E. p. Messer; ..
P. T., MIR. J. G. Webb; s. '. T., Nss. 81. Nor
ton; B. Y. T.. Mr. A. T. Sanftenberg, 8. P. T.,
Mrs. G.. J. souden; 3. P. T., G. J. Souden; s.
G., Mrs: J. G: Webb; B: G.. Rev: A. a: Kiehle;
Nethaway; s. R., Mrs. D. Sinclair; &. r.. Mr.
L. B. hammers; s. E. R., Miss Ida Castle; 3.
T., J. A. Bronson; s. g., Mr. J. 4. Patwell; E.
s.. Mr.. J. A. Dahlstrom.
The next meeting will be held on Friday
evening, November 28, and the charter will be
kept open until then.
DISTRICT COURT.
State of Minnesota VS.. Patrick Sullivan, in
dicted for malicious mischief. In this case the
jury rendered verdict of not guilty.
State OF Minnesota ys. James Sullivan in
dlcted for being armed with a dangerous
weapon. etc. The case was tried and given to
the jury, who rendered verdict of not guilty.
State Of Minnesots vs.. James Sullivan, ma
luscious mischief. On motion of the colnt-
attorney the defendant was discharged on the
grounds Of insufficient evidence to convict
him. .5 Is. .--
The indictment against Patrick Sullivan for
being armed with dangerous weapon and as
saulting another with intent to do great bodily
harm was also dismissed on the same grounds.
The jury in the case Of Charles Johnson in
dicted for larceny, returned verdict Of no.
guilty.
A. Il. Gullder vs.. Townshend d Proctor.
Referred to r. B. Galusha TO report 5ude-
ment. .-- - -
The Jury in the case of the State of Minneso-
ia vs.. Richard Tobin rendered the following
verdict: We, the jury. find the defendant not
guilty in manner and form as charged in the
indictment but find him guilty of an assault
with dangerous weapon.
The case of the State of Minnesota vs.. J. @.
Young, indicted for obtaining goods snda.
false pretenses, was on trial yesterday e:ter-e
noon.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Ben Thilan, selling liquor without a license;
$40 and costs. Paid.
j. Cameron: drunkenness; $3.50. Paid.
Y. M. G. L.
The State convention Of the Y. Nj. @. A. con-
venes in this city to-day, st II o'clock A. H.
Exercises for to-day at the Y. n. c. A. rooms:
ia. M.-praise and welcome meeting.
AFTERNOON.
$3.50 P. M.-Organization and appointment O:
committees.
3P. M.-Reports of the chairman and secrc-
tary of the State executive committee. Re-
ports from Y. NJ. G. AS. and consultation 1e-
garding their interests. international AID
State work. .......
IT, .. - EVENING.
At the Methodist church
7P. M.-Devotional meeting.
1880 P. M.-Rev. NJ. Meg. Dana, "Our Bows"
Rev. David r. Breed, "Our Girls" Rev. ssm'l
G.. Smith, THE Rest of U.s." Collection for
international work.