Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-15
CITY GLoBULEs.

ing change of venue to Polk county IN the
case of Henry Lewis against e. P. Webb.
DR.. Stamm reports the condition of Adolph
Moeller, shot by his son last Sunday, as i'm
proved. and the prospects for his recovery are
good.
William lilly had been simply drunk and
nothing more, and for this he was lined three
dollars. Not having the same. he went to the
quay for four days.
A decision was fled by Judge Brill. yester-
day, ordering judgment for $50 in favor OF
plaintiff In the case of Mrs. F. F. Powers
sgainst Stephen Rochette.
Maggie Morse, the retired demirep, was be-
fore Judge McGrorty yesterday. on complaint
of another soiled dove named Carrie Moore.
The charge is disorderlv conduct. and the hear
ing was continued until to day.
The case of Wharton & Morton against W.
l.. Anderson came before Judge wilkin at
chambers. yesterday. on an order to show cause
why the levy should not be released. The
motion was taken under Amusement.
This evening is the time set by the Odd Eel
lows of st. Paul to visit their brothers at
Minneapolis. They 20 by the night train, on
the Manitoba railroad, leaving here at $40. 1t
ment to those who 60.
Real estate still moving. T. I. Kavanagh
succeeded in making sale of seven lots yester-
day in the vicinity of the Lincoln school for an
average price of 500 per lot The Baptist
church, James Kilroy, M. Malane and d. v.
Dugan were the purchasers.
The committee on taxation and ways and
means and the special committee from the
chamber of commerce were to have met yes
terday to consider the tax levy but in the
absence of quorum the meeting was adj
journed until Saturday at o'clock.
Mr.. Henry Orleman desires it announced
that the reason why he did not prosecute Jacob
Braohe, the embezzler. was owing to the inter-
vention of the latters friends, who relied on his
reservations to lead better life. MIR. Orle-
man was persuaded by the argument and de-
cided to give the man chance.
At eight o'clock last night the jury in
the Green assault case returned q
verdict of guilty as charged in the indictment,
and recommended the prisoner to the mercy
of the court. Mr.. OBrien stated that he
would submit motion for new trial, and
proceedings we're stayed for ten days.
The GLOBE was in error in stating that Aid.
Ringwald was not in attendance with the 9th
er members of the coun,il committee, at the
annual inspection of the fire department
Wednesday. Aid. Ringwald has ever mani
tested warm interest in our fire department.,
and never loses an opportunity to lend his aid
and influence to advance its interests and
add to its efficiency.
Nels Peterson, shock-haired Swede, was
before hizzoner yesterday for cabbaging box
of stove blacking from Seventh street hard
ware store. He laid felonious hands on the
article while under a fit of abstraction, caused
by too much booze, and the charge was changed
from larceny to disorderly conduct as the
value of the goods Was very light. he WILL
languish IL the bastile for fifteen days.
Yesterday morning Nels Peterson was COM
mitted for fifteen days on the charge of va
grancy. During the forenoon Officer Mitchell
put Peterson and another prisoner at work in
removing the benches from Rice park. Peter
son is opposed to work, and when the officer
head was turned he made break for liberty.
He ran out Washington street, closely pursued
by Officer Mitchell, who captured him and COM
PEELED him to complete the work.
Daily complaint is made from persons re-
siding in all parts of the city, concerning the
absence of gas light on the streets, which, In
many instances, are enveloped in Egyptian
darkness. Each night the police report nu-
merous cases where the lamps are not lit, and
of them. few nights since an officer whose
beat is up town, reported nineteen unlighted
lamps in the Fourth ward and on Rice street.
Seibert Distiel had been arrested on the in
stance Of Pound Masters Shields and CunniG,
charged with interfering with those officers in
the discharge of their duties. Wednesday af.
ternoon they espied cow belonging to de-
iendsnt. roaming at large on Tilden street, and
the bovine was forthwith persuaded to accom-
pany the officers to the pound. Defendant OBJ
jeoted to having his COW run In and was fain TO
cudgel the officers. BE WAS fneG IS and dis
charged.
Michael Carey was up yesterday for raising
a terrible racket in Hyderstadt's packing house
on Seventh street. He was ingloriously drunk
night before last and entering the packing
house he stretched himself on the floor and
suored like bull. The bowling attracted
Officer Clouse who took him to the cooler. he
was fined $5nr eight days. He stated that his
occupation was farming and asked to be al
lowed to return to the country on pay ment of
81, all his wealth. The money was accepted
and he skipped.
About noon yesterday young man named
William Burke, under the influence of liquor,
made forced call on colored damsel named
Mary Alliston, residing on Minnesota street.
He called for the cigars and was informed
that he had struck the wrong place, whereupon
he became crankey and called the young
woman hard names. About this time rela-
tive of the family named Robert Howard
doomed up and put head on the intruder.
They were both arrested and Burke was DOM.
mitted for fifteen days. Howard being dis.
charged.
As wagon owned by the Minnesota Render
ing and Fertilizing company was proceeding
along Wabashaw street yesterday afternoon, to
the works, heavily loaded and drawn by three
horses, one of the hind wheels capght in the
street car track, at the corner of Exchange and
succumbed to the pressure, the weight of the
load crushing the wheel to splinters, dropping
the wagon-box to the ground and across the cal
track. The interruption TO street car travel
was only temporary, the load being rapidly
transferred to other wagons and the wreck
hauled away.
In yesterday issue of the GLOBE an accoun
was given of the strange conduct of Mrs. Chas.
Weber, of the Sixth ward, who fed from
home in her night clothing, and ND to the
time of going to press no clue had been ascer.
tanned of her whereabouts. It was stated that
the unfortunate lady was probably insane
conclusive proof of which was furnished YES.
terday morning. After leaving her residence
she ran to the home of her mother where sbs
was found yesterday morning. The surround
ings of the case are extremely sad, and M
&c oft hao