Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-08
CITY GLOBULES.

berries yesterday but will have freah stocks
this morning.
An action has been commenced in the district
court by James P. Oochrane. ct al. against
Olivier Dalrymple to COLLECT 81, 554 on . note.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest
of lad named John Luhley, charged with
throwing stones at Mr.. Powelps house on
| kittson street.
A hack driver, named Arthur Sweetser, was
before Judge Flintyesterday afternoon, charged
with fast diving over the St. Paul bridge; the
case will be tried to-day.
A decision was rendered ny Judge Simons
yesterday, granting the motion TO make tie
answer more de6nite in the case of George Will
kinson agsinst O. ClSussen.
| City treasurer Rerz re ceived from New York
city yesterday cancelled interest coupons az
follows: Board of Education bonds 81 200,
and city bonds $l2 $50, S52.
Thomas MitChell, held to the grand jury last
week for committing an assault with danger
Gus weapon Oh young man named Williams,
was released yesterday in bail of $500.
The funeral of the late Mrs. McKenty took
place yesterday from the Central Presbyterian
| church, and WAS largely attended by the rela-
tives and friends of the lsmented lady.
An abstract of the June settlement of State
taxes wls to-day filed with the State auditor,
| by the several county auditors of Pine, Mile
Laos, Wilkin, Cass. Crow Wing, and Itasca.
The fine of James Kennedy, committed last
Friday for cabbaging the bundle of ledger at
the Warren House. was paid yesterday, and the
prisoner was released from the county jail.
Charles Manke, committed lastiweek for as
sault and battery was released yesterday on re-
commentator of friends, on the grounds that
it was his first ofense aud that he is known n
an orderly young man.
Upon the opening of the district court yes
terday, Sheriff King returned the special venire
for thirty petit jurors, and the court ordered
an additional venire issued for twelve jurors,
returnable at 10 o'clock to-day.
Judge Brill rendered decision yesterday in
the case of Herbs Melopsky against Samuel
Rosenbaum, entering judgment in favor of
plaintiff for the specific relief asked, Except
for the damages claimed), and for costs and
disbursements.
General Agent Hair will this week resume
the publication of his weekly time card, which
was suspended last week on account of the I'M
favorable weather. The new time table, taking
effect next Sunday, will not disturb train
hours but will change the running time.
devil may-care fellow named John O'Reil
ley, wasbefore his honor Judge Flint yesterday
charged with being excessively fond of his
bulge. ASS juggler of bad bcnzine he is al
most entitled to take the buiscuit. He wal
hustled to the county bastile for three days.
The council committee on railway crossings
met yesterday, but on account of the absenot
of the railway officers invited to meet them
adjourned without action to next Monday,
when the committee will conclude upon its re
| port whether the railroad men are present OF
not.
The case of Louisa Deyer against the City OF
st. Paul, in which suit was brought for $1,000
damages alleged to have been sustained by
plaintiff at the grading of Park avenue. came
up for trial in the district court yesterday fore
| noon. The case was tried and q verdict return
ed for $12 in favor of plaintiff.
1t is due to Mr.. Edward Dunn to state
that the GLOBE was misinformed in refe renee
to that sudden death of man mentioned in
the GLOBE of Saturday. The man did not die
at his boarding house, and had never stopped
there. The death occurred at q house block
away from Mr.. Dunn's.
rumor was afoat in the city yesterday, thai
two boys about thirteen years of age, named
Cornelius Eastman and Wetherspoon, were
missing and supposed to be drowned, but NJ
report of the matter had reached police head
quarters up to last evening. Il is said they
were last en- at 8 P. NJ. Sunday, fishing at the
| lower lev g.
II you hfuI traveller named Elias Kohn, wal
nrFgned at the police court yesterday, charged
With discharging firearms in tie city limits. H.
was scantily clad and bsrefooted, having travel
ed rom New York in search of ad venture. HI
having no friends apparently, and no definite
| object in view, he was committed for week Il
reflect on the situation and outline . new pro
gramme.
buggy containing Mrs. Van Auken and
lady friend, was run into by heavy truck OF
Third street near the Merchants, about noor
| yesterday, and the ladies had q narrow escape
from serious accident. The buggy was whirle6
| aro1nd and one of the wheels badly sprung,
aside from which no harm was done: Nc
blame is attached to the driver as the affair
Vas the result Of accident.
At the height of the storm Saturday night q
man was found lying on the beach in West St.
Paul dead drunk. He was snatched from thu
probability of q watery shreud by Officer
Newall who landed him in the cooler where be
WAS hung up to dry over Sunday. Yesterday
morning he was before Judge Flint, who i'm
posed fine of three dollars. On payment OF
the coin he was discharged.
City Justice Wood ia doing a land Office
business in the way of uniting two souls with
but a single thought-two hearts that beat az
one" He has had several of these interesting
ceremonies to perform since his induction into
! ! off ha hal Mt of Mr. Eru
Gammell and Miss Nellie Roe on Saturday last.
The genial captain goes through the ceremony
with neatness and dispatch.
The case of Theresa Frey against Henry
Frey in which action was brought for divorce,
came before Judge Brill the 9Th of May on 8
| motion for alimony. The court ordered de-
PENDANT to pay $50 alimony to his wife and S2t
attorneys fee. He failed to obey the order
and, yesterday, he was before the court for con
tempt. Upon being questioned, he acknow.
lodged to having the money and gave no valid
excuse for not obeying the order. He wa
committed for contempt until the payment OF
the money.
| The long-contested case of Julius Aut
trisn against James King sheriff, on the one
hand and the judgment creditors of Alexander
Strouse on the other, was brought to an I'M
! pleasant ending before Judge Brill yesterday
forenoon. Counsel On both sides appeared at
J 10 o'clock and after whispered pow-wow of
many minutes duration, they agreed to stipu-
lations, and upon application the case was or
} dered dismissed. The money. about $45, 000
} which was in the hands of the court on former
judgment, was paid to the Judgment creditors.
1t is understood that a brother of A. 81. 6trouse,
J living in New York, bought the claims of the
contesting creditors.
Mr.. Joseph Ellis, who severed his connection
with the Wdnderer the first of last month, was
the recipient of handsome present Sunday
afternoon, the gift of the co-psrtners and en-
ployes of that paper. The tribute of esteem
consisted of unique and exceedingly hand
| some match box with cigar lighter attachment