Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-26
CITY GLOBULES.

after this week.
MIR. j. G. Gairnes, who fell OH jackson street
Tuesday afternoon and broke his leg, was much
improved yesterday.
Emma Thursby at the Opera House Monday
evening. Reserved seats Monday morning.
Look out for q seat.
Three warrants were issued yesterday for the
arrest of parties who have not paid their IL
censes for operating pool tables.
The plat of the subdivision and addition to
Irvines addition of Outlots to st. Paul was
filed in the register Of deeds Office yesterday
afternoon.
Commitments were mado out on yesterday
transferring Levi Cooley, Jennie and Robert
Diamond from the county Jail to the State
penitentiary.
The regular monthly sOciable of the st. An
drews' society will be held at their hall on Fri
day evening, instead of Saturday evening as
previously announced.
decision was fled by Judge Simons, on yes
terday, ordering that the counter claim be
stricken from the answer in the case of Henry
b. Elder against John h. Reaney and others.
Henry Schroeder, whose serious and peculiar
illness was noted in yesterdays GLOBE, was I'M
conscious last evening, and but little hope of
recovery is entertained. The physicians are
still unable to determine whether he was
poisoned or not.
In the GLOBES report of the funeral of the
late Mic. C. Pottgieser the name of Col. W. o.
Turner, of Marshall county, was accidentally
omitted from the list of pail bearers. The
colonel was an old friend of the deceased, and
came to St. Paul especially to attend his tu-
neral.
John Cochran was born constitutlonally
tired. He can do more heavy resting to the
cubic foot than any other man ia the great
Northwest Yesterday he was arraigned at the
police court as q chronic loafer and was given
an hour to leave town. He took the hint and
vanished.
Moody is a newsman and Gavin brakeman
on the Northern Pacific Moody was recently
snow bound on the line, and during that time
he claims Gavin insulted his wife. When the
N. P. train arrived last night Moody was in
waiting and proceeded to hammer Gavin in
| good style.
| pocketbook belonging to Mrs. Hale who
resides on Bates avenue, and containing BIZ,
was dropped by that lady at the corner of
Seventh and Rosabel streets. The article was
licked up by a small boy, who started off on
go-as-you please gait, and his identity can not
be established.
Thomas Finnerty, pal of Nick Ringers,
who cabbaged hide from a junk shop on
Eagle street Tuesday, was before Judge Flint
yesterday, charged with drunkenness. The de-
| PENDANT present when the hide was stolen,
but as no evidence was offered duplicating him
in the robbery he was fined So and discharged.
The Isaac-Orschel alleged conspiracy case re-
ceived brief airing in the district court yester-
day forenoon, all the parties to the case being
in attendance. The defendants signitied their
readiness to proceed with the trial, but owing
to the illness of Mr.. Signet, one of the wit
nesses for the prosecution, action was deferred
until tomorrow morning.
party of fifteen couple in masquerade Co.'S
tune surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Abraham
son at their residence, No l3l Wabashaw street.
The unexpected visitors were cordially well
coined and the remainder of the night devoted
to the usual festivities, the dancing being in
terrupted at midnight and the company sitting
down to an impromptu spread.
Yesterday morning Ole Sandquist. who was
arrested at Norwood, Carver county, for
making and passing counterfeit
coin, was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Cardozo. He waived an
examination and was remanded to jail in de-
fault of $1,000 bail, to appear before the
United States district coult in June.
An effort was made by Mr.. Masterson, coun-
sci for Robert Diamond, yesterday, to have
that person released on bail. The prisoner was
brought into court at II 80 o'clock, but with
out hearing the motion, Judge Brill said that
the prisoner would not be released on bail BY
request of counsel he was given time in which
to settle up his personal affairs before going tt
Saltwater.
Joseph Murphy and Larry Mullony were be-
fore his honor. Judge Flint. yesterday morn
ing, charged with indulging in free fight and
making a holy show of themselves on Sixth
. street. The ruction was aggravated from the
fact that it took place in the presence of flu
neral cortege The charge was changed to
drunkenness and they were discharged on pay.
ment of SO each.
Matthias Saxer, of Wells, Fargo county, d. T..
was before United States Commissioner Car
dozo Yesterday, charged with selling liquor
without license. Saxer, who has charge of a
club house at the place, claimed he was not
the right party, as he was only engaged as q
clerk at the house. He was held to appear al
the next term of the United States district
court, and a resident of Wells saved him from
confinement in the county Jail by giving sou
bond for his appearance at that time.
| Three Qamsels, named DrloSet iatteIsOn
Mary Bond and Katie Brown, were before
Judge Flint, yesterday, charged with disorder
Iy conduct. The parties reside on Eagle street
and they were arraigned on complaint of Mrs
} Tower, whom they had called hal d names anG
made themselves disliked. The affair was al
thin as boarding house soup, aud they were
discharged with the exception of Mrs. Patter
, son, who was fined 50 for the too free wagginG
of her tongue.
/ Charles Smith, the 14-year old step-son OF
Mr.. Louis Wagner, an account of whose sudde1
l disappearance from home few weeks ago, wa
8 given in Mondays issue of the GLOBE, returned
! to his home on Tuesday evening. Accordin.
to the lads account his absence from home wa
the result of longing for mere adventure
Dazed with the accounts of thrilling adven
lures and hairbreadth escapes, as narrated b,
!. the writers for yellow-backed literature, ane
tired of healthful restraint the boy thought b,
wo uld try life on his own hook. Meeting
far mer the beginning of last week he hired GU
as a farm hand, since when he has been doinl
chores for man residing about thirty mile
south of Hastings. He became tired of tn,
job and returned home as before stated, effect
ually cured of his love for adventure. Til,
friends of the lad desire to return thanks t.
Chief Weber and Capt. Clark for the interes