Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-21
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CITY GLOBULEs.

The public schools will close for the holi-
| day vacation next Thursday.
Persons wanting help of almost any kind
can be supplied free of charge by leaving their
names at the relief Office, No. 53 Robert street
Mrs Rosa Hass, who was discarded by hei
husband in Renville county, was returned
home yesterday. The poor woman is in great
distress.
Hhe close of the Mount Zion fair, in pro
gress at Sherman hall last week, was happily
| signalized last night by grand ball, given by
the managers of the fair at Sherman hall.
The case of the State against Myer Rosen.
holtz, charged with receiving stolen prop
erty, cams up in the police court, yesterday,
| and the hearing was continued until to-day.
Joseph seipp, of Detroit, was before U. g.
Commissioner Cardozo yesterday, charged
| with selling whisky to Indians. He waived
examination and gave $500 bail for his appear.
| ance at the next term of court.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the ar.
rest Of man named Stephen Doney, charged
with polishing off one Nick Groh. The assault
took place in q Wabashaw street saloon, and
the hearing will take place to-day.
The U. S. circuit court is engaged in hearing
the case of J. ". McCutchin against the board
of county commissioners of Rice county, in
which action Is brought to straighten out mat
ters connected with the collection of taxes.
Mrs. Matilda Geisman swore out warrant,
yesterday, for the arrest of Mrs sempke, on
the charge of assault and battery. Complain.
ant complains the latter called her thief
and kicked her all over. The case will be
heard to-day.
Vatel and Griffin, the kids who we're arrest
ed for the larceny of bundle of dry goods
from Justice of the paacs named Greer, were
before the court yesterday, but as the latter did
not put IN an appearance, the boys were dis
charged with reprimand.
A pair of jolly and very tipsey shoemakers
were arrested at Bridge Square by Officer Bahe,
last night, greatly under the influence of
bulge. When the arrest was made they were
scrambling on the sidewalk and each essev.
Grated that he was trying to pick the other UP.
Mrs. Annie Oleson, not she of Fifth street,
swore out warrant yesterday for the arrest
OF man named J. G. Brandburg ION the charge
OF assault and battery. The woman claims
The man has been arrested and the case will
como up to-day.
couple of robust runs named John Kelly
and VIM. Ryan were before hizzoner yesterday,
charged with vagrancy. Capt. Clark testified
that each night for the past two weeks they
had applied at the station for lodging and that
they were chronic vags. They were sent to
the bastilc for twenty days each.
A regular meeting of the st. Paul Veteran
association was held in the old court house
last evening, Col. Taylor in the chair. The
secretary submitted new constitution, which
was adopted. Bishop Ireland was unable to
be present, as had been expected, and after
remarks by several speakers, the meeting ad-
journed.
About 8 O'Clock last evening word was sent
to city hall that deaf and dumb and evil
IDENTIFY crazy man was making disturbance of
the Windsor hotel Officers Palmer and
Zrkelbach visited the hotel and took the man
| in custody. He made the widest gesticula-
tions and the doubly unfortunate wretch is
evidently crazy.
The following decision was rendered by
Judge Brill, yesterday, in the case of Hiram
D. Gates against Rosa j. Gribble: Plaintiff
entitled TO recover of defendant the sum OF
$16S 10, and to have the same declared lien
upon said house and real estate and to have
said premises sold to satisfy said amount and
the costs and disbursements of this action.
The case of +. c. King and others against
V. 3. Howard, came before Judges McCrary
and Nelson in the United States circuit court
yesterday on motion to yacate supplemental
proceedings. The motion was denied and the
defendant was ordered to appear before the
referee within forty-eight hours. This is
bringing Mr. Howard to time with round
turn
II was reported in Saturdays issue of the
GLOBE that man named William Welch had
been committed TO the county Jail for the
larceny of buffalo robe and some clothing.
Since his Incarceration he has manifested un-
mistakabe signs of insanity, and information
of Insanity was, yesterday, filed in the probate
court. The examination will probably take
place to-day.
Sheriff Nugent, of Wright county, arrived in
St. Paul last night, having in charge William
Watson, the man who shot Daniel Mcdonald
| at Smith Lake last Thursday, an account OF
which appeared in Saturdays issue of the
| GLOBE. Mcdonald is in q prccarious condi
tion and 1t is impossible to predict the result
| of the wounds. The examination of Watson
has been continued until the 10th of January
| and Watson is held without bail until that
| time.
Joe Anderson, the chap who wore his vest
wrong side foremost and swore the moon
was made of green cheese, was arraigned at
| the police court yesterday, charged with
drunkenness. Sunday night he got on toot
and when hauled up was the most demoralized
looking drunk ever seen. He stated that he
was printer on the Pioneer Press and that
he would hardly ever booze up again. His
hair pulled thousand ways for Christmas
and be was discharged on promise of good
| behavior.
A very glib and impudent looking fellow
named Gus Gregor was before Judge McGrorty
yesterday, charged with hanging around Mrs
| Benjamin's house on Robert street. He was
| employed to saw wood over a week ago, since
when he has insisted upon the freedom of the
house, and has made general nuisance OF
| himself. He confessed to having been up twice
before, and maintained that as he had been ar
| rested without warrant the arrest was illegal.
Just the same he was put in the quay for ten
| days.
The eNugent-Wann Suit.
| To the Editor of the Globe.