Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-22
CITY GLOBULEs.

An order was filed by Judge Simons yester
day, granting the motion for change o
venue in the case of Auerbach, Finch & Co.
VS.. j. l.. Brady.
An application was made in the distric
court yesterday by Felix Cardinal and wife to
adopt an infant named Joseph B. Smith. Tn,
petition was granted by Judge Simons.
Three plats were filed in the register o.
deeds office yesterday, of A. Gotzian's sub
addition to st. Paul. The plats comprise II
lots.
A transfer of real estate was recorded yes
terday of lots one to eight in block No. Z, Ash
ton & Sherburn's addition. The lots are sit
uated on Pennsylvania avenue and Hillsdale
street, and were sold by Mary Jane Ashton to
D. M. Robbins, for $1,000.
w. F. Lewis & Co. commenced suit in the
district court yesterday against Lawrence &
Martin, of Rock and Rye notority, to enforce
payment of $14 ,207. Plaintiffs claim that de.
| PENDANTS purchased merchandise of .hat firm
last April with intent to cheat and defraud.
A desplcable wretch named William Otte,
was before the court yesterday charged with
he was addicted to the brutal pastime, and he
went to the cooler for thirty days. He will
also be required to give bonds in the sum of
$3.50.
About 6 o'clock last night hack driven
by VIM. Middleton, accompanied by a friend
named Flanagan, collided with street car on
st. Peter street, near the market house. The
hack was badly demoralized and both men
were thrown to the ground. They sustained
painful, but it is thought not serious injuries.
Intelligence as..received yesterday of the
death at Burlington, Ia, of the infant son of
Sheriff Richter. The child was about a year
old and was one of two twins. Mrs. Richter
was at Burlington on visit, and the sheriff
left st. Paul for that city last Sunday The
remains will arrive here to-day.
Thomas LangdOn was arrested by Officer
Palmer yesterday afternoon, charged with
bulldozing his wife, The parties are separated
and Langdon is in the habit of calling at the
house and annoying his wife. He demanded
a jury trial and the case was continued to the
28th inst Meanwhile he will languish in the
bastile.
William Giesking called at the police court
in great hurry yesterday afternoon and de-
manded a warrant for the arrest of a man
named John Fitzgerald. He claims that the
latter quarreled over game of cards at his
saloon, and when ordered to 60 out he drew q
revolver on himself and wife. He was given a
warrant for disorderly conduct.
The marriage of Mr.. Theodore A. Lineau,
son of Hon. C. Fl. Lineau, and Miss Emily
Schmidt, took place in Chaska yesterday
afternoon. The happy couple will arrive in
st. Paul to-day on visit to the groom's
In mil fhasr
pleasant event will be celebrated, being the
anniversary of the silver wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. h. Lineau.
During his visit East Mr.. John Hinkel ran
across an exceptionally fine lot of large and
amiable monkeys. Believing that the animals
would greatly add to the attractions of Union
park, he bargained for the ssreptiles," and the
result was that they arrived in good shape yes
terday morning. They will be placed in the
park as asource of perennial delight to their
special favorite, the small boy.
Early yes terday morning, Officer Lowell,
who holds down the market beat, was startled
by the report OF revolver. With visions of
gore before his eyes he sailed forth to look
the thing up, and his disgust may be imagined
when he ran across tipsey hummer named
Nelson who had discharged this revolver just
for amusement's sake. The young man was
locked up, and yesterday morning he paid ten
trade shekles for making the break.
A young man named Joseph Danly, we'll and
favorably known in st. Paul as cabinet
maker, was arrested by Officers Hanft ard De-
Corsey yesterday afternoon for insanity.
Symptoms of arrangement were first noticed
about three weeks ago, since when he has be-
came violently insane. Yesterday afternoon he
tried to borrow revolver to shoot imaginary
enemies, and also frightened his neighbOrs by
flourishing a knife. He will he taken to the
asylum to-day.
There was lively time yesterday at the auc-
tion sale of the Beaumette property on Rice
street, made by P. T. Kavanagh. The prop
erty was the vacant lot corner Rice aud Rondo
streets, size 45x15O. G.. 8. Helm opened the
sale by bid of 81 200, quickly followed by
bids from Patrick Keigher, Bernard Michel,
Mr.. Nachtseim and others. Mr.. Herman
Greve stepped in, however, and carried away
the prize at $2,215. Mr.. Greve will improve
the property at once.
A brutal assault, which took place last
Saturday, came to light yesterday, the subject
of which was so badly used up that he has not
yet been able to leave his bed. Last Friday Mr..
". r. Egerly, foreman at the Manitoba round
house, discharged one OF his men for drunken
ness. The next day he returned to the shop and
attacked Mr.. Egerly, inAicting serious injuries.
The fellow got away, and, as before stated,
Mr.. Egerly has since been laid up. The assail-
ant should be made to answer for the attack
before the court