Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-04
CITY GLOBULES.

An order was fled by Judge Brill yesterday
removing the case of VIM. N. Allen Vs. Joseph
Goats to the municipal court.
The spoons found in the possession of John
Wilson were identified yesterday as having
been stolen from the residence of Mr.. Powers
ON st. Peter street.
The case of the State against John Wi lson,
charged with the larceny of ten silver spoons,
came ND in the police court yesterday, and the
hearing was continued until to-day.
The case of E. W. Denton against the Dis
patch company, in which action was brought
to collect salary as city editor, came up in the
district court yesterday and was continued by
consent.
Judge wilkin issued subpoenas yesterday for
several witnesses in the case of the State
against Robert Barton, indicted for the killing
of George Lsrkin. The case will be reached
this week.
An action was commenced in the district
court yesterday by Albert Buzzell against Sheriff
King to recover $50 alleged to be due for goods
sold under an execution in the case OF Buzzell
VS.. Hawson.
The st. Andrews society will hold their first
sociable in Pfeifer's hall, Wabashaw street, on
Friday night at o'clock. The programme is
a good one Tickets can be had from members
of the society.
An important meeting of the council COM
mittee on streets will be held at 1880 o'clock
this evening" to consider the proposed change
of grade ON Jackson street. All interested are
requested to be present
William Danbrook was arraigned at the po-
lice court, yesterday, charged with thrashlng
young man named Edward Farrell. The as
sault took place in the saloon and restaurant
at Bridge Square. The hearing was continued
until the 9Th inst.
4 creature named Mike Dugan was before
Judge o Brien yesterday charged with beating
d woman named Louisa Storey. The villain
Gus assault took place at the halfway mouse,
between this city and Minneapolis. The case
was dismissed for want of prosecution.
The other day James Ahern and gem'men
of color named Wesley Gill polished off fell
low named Dillon, and the latter swors out
warrant for their arrest. Ice case was called
Yesterday morning, but in the absence OF wit
nesses the hearing was continued until to-day.
Isaac Evans was at the police court yester-
dsy charged with keeping gambling house at
the corner of Fifth and Minnesota streets. The
complaint was made by granger, who claimed
to have been swindled out oil eight dollars.
He didn't appear and the case was dismissed.
The jury in the case of N. w. WEIGH against
Michael Vincent, on trial in the district court
Monday, returned verdict yesterday for
plaintiff, assessing his damages at S63697.
The action arose from inability to settle part
nership transactions. stay of proceedings
was granted for twenty days.
George Illingworth, indicted by the grand
jury for the larceny of watch from the per-
son of Thomas Hauley, was arraigned in the
district court Yesterday, and pleaded guilty TO
larceny, not to exceed $40. He was thereupon
sentenced by Judge Wilkin to three months
imprisonment in the county jail.
Last Sunday John Getty got on the rampage
and visited Schmid's saloon on Mississippi
street. He became crankey and was ordered
ont, which so enraged him that he smashed IN
one of the windows. He was arrested on a
warrant and the case was called yesterday. The
prosecuting witness failed to show up and the
defendant was discharged.
The case of the State against Henry Starkey,
charged with obtaining money under false
pretenses came up for trial in the district
court, before Judge Simons. yesterday after
noon. In this case defendant is charged with
drawing money from the city, SIS contractor,
without first paying his men, required by
the charter. The case Is on trial.
In reply to the challenge of Mr.. Twohey, the
friends of Mr.. Charles Perkins desire to say
that that gentleman will spar any given nnm-
Der of rounds, or any length of time designated,
for purse of from 81 to 81 900 a side. The
exhibition may be given with kid or boxing
gloves as may be agreed upon. This looks like
business and should start the music.
The hearing in the case Of the State against
Oh will Wact
St. Paul butcher named Nicholas Ripholiz,
was resumed in the municipal court yesterday
morning 1t was shown that the cutting was
done while defendent was intoxicated and that
it was without provocation. Winchow was
held in $500 bonds and committed.
a collision occurred on upper Third street,
near Exchange street, about $3.50 A. NJ. yes
terdsy. Two wagons collided, both evidently
market wagons. The horse of one walked out
of the shafts, the harness being completely de-
moralized. The forward running gear OF both
wagons was demolished. Fortunately the oc-
cupants of the vehicles escaped unhur5.
When John Linn faced hizzoner at the police
court yesterday, he looked as dry as basket of
chips and quite as sad as if he had just returned
from the funeral of his grandmother. Officer
Casey stated that he walked the echoes by yell
ing at the top of his throat for a recount and
the opening of another bar'L He was fined So,
and discharged on payment of the coin.
He was stranger and he fell among idiotic
youug howlers who did the lace-work for the
radical county committee. He gave the name
of Wilson, stated to the court that he was
ashamed of himself, and if let go he would
never be found II such company again. Con
sidering that he had been punished enough,
sentence was suspended during good behavior.
Yesterday dispute took place between
James ROCKFORD and man bearing the illus
trious name of Daniel O'Connell, over the re-
suit of the election, during which the latter hit
Rocheford in the eye. Rocheford came to the
police court and requested search war
rant stating that O'Connell had violated bis
eve. warrant was issued and the case will
come up to-day.
The epizootic is now prevalent in all the pub
bile stables, and some of the private ones. ALI
the horses In the different fire engine houses
are affected those ut No. showing the symp-
toms last. The disease at these places as well
as at the various stables mentioned, is in
very mild form. Only one horse at the engine
houses is unable to work, and but very few in
stables are off duty.
The amount of money received by Gen. r.
W. Johnson for he benefit of Mr.. 81. G.
Stcrdock, the gentleman who lost his feet and
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