Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-24
CITY GLOBULEs.

Inc Jury IN the smith Billsoh case were Cut
one hour and Thirty minutes.
Albrecht, Laupaer & Finch yesterday paid
$S47 on furs brought from Manitoba.
Judge Wilkins charge to the jury was a
polished masterpiece, and is model for aspi-
rants for the bench.
A leap year bali, under auspices If the St.
Paul Glee club. is to be given at Turner hall
next Tuesday evening.
On the 9th inst, the Ramsey county Pho
neer association will hold their annual meet
ing at the chamber of commerce.
The Ministerial association of st. Paul will
meet in the study of the Central Presbyterian
church at l0:SC o'clock to- morrow morning.
The Democracy of the Second ward will rally
two hundred strong to participate in the dem
onstratiou TO take place at Minneapolis next
Wednesday evening.
Before hizzoner yesterday morning came
Thomas Noble aud George Wilson to answer to
the charge of robbery from the person. The
case was continued until Monday.
About 0 o'clock last night Officer Gibbons
observed timber drunk reclining on the side
walk at the corner of Fourth and Jackson
streets. He was yanked to the tower.
William German bought several large in
voices of whisky Friday and was hauled up
for carrying it about outside the original
packages, himself and inside himself. Drunk
and disorderly;-four days.
Charles Jonas, editor of Slaria, Racine,
Wis, will meet bis Bohemian friends. socially,
at 0 dock this afternoon at G. s. p. s. hall in
the Fourth ward. mir. Jonas is one of the
most e0inent. men of his nationality in the
United States.
The case of Henry Waifeld against the
Washington lodge, order of the Sons of Her
nan, came on for trial before Judge Wilken at
$3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The action
is Tor S2,OUO damages for being expelled from
the lodge The case is on trial.
Joseph Walter drove over the hose of the fire
department while it was stretched on st. Peter
street. Chief Strong halted him and warned
him not TO do so, but got only sighting atten-
ton. On examination Walter pretended to be
very obtuse, but when So was named as his
line he understood it mighty quick.
Capt. Ammi Gutter of Anoka, undoubtedly
has woLdeIful healing power. He has finally
concluded to enter the medical field and give
the public the benefit of his skill He has al.
ready performed some wonderful cures, few
of which are detailed in an article elsewhere
quoted from the Minneapolis Tribune.
The St. Paul Lyceum and Dramatic club,
under the management OF Mr.. Hanley, will
produce the play of ''Teu nights in bar-room''
on the 10Th of November, for the benefit of
MIR. John Nash, who met with very serious
accident about three months ego which renders
him unable to help himself. The members
have been practicing this play for some time
past. and have DprFePfen all atr fr
and good time may be expected. The object
Is well worthy OF the patronage of the public.
James FaIlou is poor old pauper, blind and
decrepiu. In order TO get keeping for the win
ter he stole coat. He went to see Alderman
Grace IN the morning TO get himself provided
Tor. but, not being able to find him, could not
get his necessities provided for. Meeting
Prosecuting Attorney Murray, he announced
MS attention OF stealing something in order to
get arrested and provided for. This he did.
and told the court that heidi not know what
else To do 10 provide against the winter. He
was committed for 80 days.
The French fair closed last evening. after q
very successful season. The display was sue
cessful from a twofold standpoint both from
the artistic features of the exhibit and the
financial returns, which were quite as generous
as anticipated by the managers. Last evening
the hall was densely crowded and the scene was
bright, beautiful and captivating. The ladies'
to whom the beauty of the display was indebt-
ed are to be congratulated, and it is to be
hoped that the managers will see fit to repeat
the experience by soon giving the citizens an
other fair.
Henry Siegmann was buying suit of cloth
ing in MIR. Lyons store, and Henry Kinds, an
impecunious moke, was looking on. Sieg
mann laid down some of his clothing which
contained his money, and the imam and broth
er" contiscated the money, about 800. He was
caught, came before Judge OBrien, and was
politely requested to stamp up $50, or seques-
trate himself for the period of 90 days within
the classic shades Of the Jail. Probably Mr..
Kinds will become acquainted with the process
known as saving wood very soon. MIR. Kinds
hindsight is better than his foresight.
On Thursday last sad acciden. occurred at
the residence of Hon. j. Simmons, in Little
Falls, Morrison county. brother of the Sem
ator, named Willie, aged between IA and Is
years. was engaged in throwing wood into the
wood shed when silver or stick few back.
striking him in the left eye, completely de-
stroyiDg 1t, and inflicting painful flesh
wound. He was brought to this city as soon
rs possible, and has been at the Merchants no.
tel, under the surgical treatment of Drs. Hand
and Atwood since The left eys is completely
destroyed, and it is feared he will lose the
sight of the other also.