Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-04
CITY GLOBULEs.

The stock of a. 8. Haas will be disposed of
at sherif's sale on Wednesday. the 18th
inst.
An action was begun In the district court
yesterday by Einstein & Langini against Henry
T.. Haas, to collect S7S6.
the county Jail for treatment last Thursday,
was removed to the hospital yesterday.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terdsy sustaining taxation of costs in the case
of Cariveau & Friedman against the st. Paul
plow works and others.
An important suit was began in the United
States circuit court yesterday. being an action
BY James Talcott against N. B. Harwood to en-
force payment of $500.
A man was arrested at Bridge square by
Officer Baer last night so beastly drunk that he
could not navigate. When arrested he pre-
scented most disgusting spectacle. Il
Michael Hoban residing on Rosabel street.
vas arrested yesterday afternoon charged with
beating his wife. BE was before Judge OBren
and the hearing was continued until to-day.
Defendant was committed.
An order was fled by Judge Brill yesterday
requiring defendant to pay $3.50 per week
slimony for the support of plaintiff in the
divorce caseof Augusta Eichhorn against Hem
rich Eichhorn. He also ordered to pay S25 at
torney's fees.
Four very simple DRINKS had been arrested
up to half past eleven o'clock last night, and
Swede, named Gustav Dawrtz. or q cognomen
similar in sound, but how to spell it is puz-
zle--for bastardy. The full history of his case
will doubtless be presented in the police court
eAis morning.
Gov. Pillsbury received yesterday from
Washington certified list No. IA of swamp and
overaowed lands inuring to the State of Min.
nesota under the acts of September %. 1851
and March IL, 1861. The list covers 8, 1853. 65
acres, all in the St. Cloud district, and patent
Fill be issued to the State on application.
Officer Bser got notice last night that man
On the Lake Como road had lost a horse and
buggy. The owner had left the rig standing
on the street, and when he came ont, found
it not. As natural consequence be felt
aggrieved and sought relief from the police.
Up to midnight nothing had been learned as
TO the wheleabouts of his conveyance.
The steamer Alex. Gordon was sunk by the
ice few days ago OIL the ST. Croix river. a
little above Marine. She belongs to Hsycock
& Co., wood dealers, of this city, who will raise
her Immediately, and put her in shape for next
seasons business. CUstains "Betsey" is in
the same fig, and many other boats along the
mississippi are also. similarly situated.
few weeks ago young woman named An
ME johnson swore out q warrant for the arrest
Of man named Gustave Dale, charged with
being the father of her illegitimate child. Dale
skipped out, and after short absence returned
the beginning of this week. He was arrested
by Officer Olouse yesterday afternoon, and will
answer to the soft impeachment this morning.
James Hall was arraigned at tho police
police court yesterday afternoon charged with
the larceny of steer from j. a. Mcintosh &
Co. Defendant was formerly in the employ
of the firm, and was discharged last Saturday.
Following this he corralled steer from the
stock yards and drove the animal to Saltwater,
where he was sold to a butcher named Lehman.
The testimony was conclusive, and defendant
was held to the grand jury and committed in
default of S400 bail.