Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-13

SALTWATER.
Nip and Tuck Monday evening.
Eli Perkins Tuesday evening in Oper,
hall.
Staples saw mill will shut down for th,
season this evening.
All members Of the Temple of Honor ar,
requested to meet at the hall this evening.
Three DRINKS before the municipal judg,
yesterday who paid the usual fine and were
discharged.
Wheat, No. 1, goo; No. 2, $40; No. 8, 7sc
Oats, No. 1, $50; No. 2, 800. Hay, wild
80 to $11; timothy, raised to $13 and $lA
per ton.
Prof. Gooch received two new members
for his band yesterday from the East. The
new men play tenor solo and alto solo re.
spectively.
Prof. w. Woods will open a dancing
to attend the same may leave orders at Saw
yer house or through the postonice.
number of our citizens left last evening
for Hudson to participate in an informal
dance given by Mr.. Spencer of that place in
the Chaplin Hall house; very pleasant even
| ing was passed.
DISTRICT COURT.
N. F. Griswold vs. w. L. Gates. Judg-
ment ordered for the plaintiff.
Woodward & Son vs. John Hazelton.
Gregory d Comfort vs. Michael Sinnott.
State vs.. Robert M. Coles; arraigned upon
an indictment charging him with perjury.
Pleaded not guilty and was released upon his
own recognizance.
State vs.. Lawrence Moran, arraigned for
crime of larceny from person.
State vs.. Bert Wilson and State vs.. James
Mullen. Pleaded not guilty in manner and
guilty of simple larceny of hat of the value
ment in the county Jail.
indictment charging him with ma
liciously killing the cattle of another
and given until tomorrow to plead, and re-
leased on his own reoognizance.
state vs.. VIM. Welch pleaded not guilty
to crime of larceny from warehouse.
State va. Windfeld Scott; pleaded not
guilty in manner and form as charged, and
guilty of larceny of 80. Sentenced to
twenty days at hard labor in the county Jail.
State VS.. Paul Wilke; arraigned upon indict-
ment charging him with crime of sodomy,
and given until tomorrow to plead. Geo.
F. Sabin assigned as counsel.
Jacob Bibes, airaigned upon indict-
ment charging him with COM
hitting crime of indecent assault, and
given until tomorrow to plead.
Chas Lobrentz, arraigned with indict-
ment charged with crime Of murder, given
until tomorrow to plead.
Grand jury having failed to find indict ment
against Richard Tobin, Ohss. Tyler, Gus
Engquist. The court ordered that Richard
Tobin be discharged from custody and bail
of Chas. Tyler and Gus Engquist be dis
charged.
In matter of petition cf Isaac Staples to
vacate plat of Hallenshed & Murdoch addit-
ion to Saltwater, decree vacating signed and
fled.
Calvin r. Coons vs.. Raymond Hitchcock,
continued and set for first day of next
term.
Eva Lamprey vs. VIM. II. Gurnsey, ct. al,
two cases, and case of Fred Becker vs.. VIM.
Atcherson, referred to j. @. Nethaway to as
certain and report the facts.
Ole Aim and Andrew Grant were arraigned
upon indictments charging them with the
crime of being armed with dangerous
weapon and assaulting another. These
two cases were continued and the parties re-
leased upon their OVID recognizance.
James O'Brien was arraigned upon an
Indictment charging him with the crime of
larceny from dwelling house, and pleaded
not guilty. Paul WIlke, Ohas. Labrenz, Js.
cob Bipes, Daniel Scully and Lawrence
Moran, previously arraigned, were brought
into court and all pleaded not guilty.
In the cases of James O'Brien and Jacob
Bipes the demurrers to the indictments
were overruled.
The grand jury having failed to find in
dictments agalnstsJohn Raiter, VIM. Bell.
Henry Jordan, Martin Stapleton and Henry
Hicks, the court ordered Jordan, Hicks and
Stapleton be discharged from custody and
that the bail of Railer and Bell be discharg-
ed. Court adjourned until Monday, Nov.
Is, at P. M.
Next week Judge Crosby goes to Faribault
to preside for Judge Thos. s. Buchanan in
cases where he is interested as attorney,
and Judge Buchanan will occupy the bench
here.