Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-05
CITY GLoBULEs.


Paul
The district court completed the trial OF
criminal cases yesterday and adjourned until
next Tuesday.
August Ziegler has commenced suit against
Chas. Passavant for S755 and for al account
ing as trustee.
Dres s Mitsch are moving from their old
stand into the new store, corner of Seventh and
st. Peter streets.
Jessie Kantaline sworo out a warrant yester-
day for the arrest of Mrs. NJ. L. Gasoline, on
the charge of assault and battery.
A party by the name OF johnson was sent
to the jug for five days, yesterday, for getting
drunk and raising perditon at the lower
depot
Young men are invited to the meeting in the
Y. NJ. c. \. parlor this evening at 7;S0. Sing
ing under the direction of Messrs. Clark and
McAllIster.
The sale of seats for the engagement OF
Keene, the eminent tragedian, opened yester-
day, and large number of good si.tings were
disposed of.
The supreme court will sit in the
United States court room this morning
for hearing the argument in the prison con-
tract case.
The case OF the State against H. L. Hinck-
ley, charged with obshucting highway in
White Bear township, was called in the dis
trict court yesterday and continued by consent.
The report of sale of the personal property
of the late L. A. Budd was filed in the probate
court yesterday afternoon. The property con.
sisted of an interest in the firm of Breuer Y
Budd and sold for S20,S67.
j pleasant incident of the close Of the legis.
lative session was the presentation to the chap.
lain of the House, the Rev. DR.. G.. W. T.
Wright, Of a handsome gold watch and chain,
the gift of q number of his friends.
An impecunious tramp named Chas. Kline
was up yesterday, charged with the larceny of
scarlet shirt from the sign of the Golden
Eagle, on Jackson street. He pleaded
guilty, and was sent to the locker for thirty
days.
Confessed judgment was filed in the district
court yesterday by Eugene Pollard or Finch,
in favor of Johannah Dwyer, for 81 72. The
defendant seems to greatly regret the wrong
he has done, and is making all the repatriation
in his power.
Articles OF incorporation were filed in
Cheat Union band. The incorporators are 81.
Stein, Fred Hester and Edward Elsner and
the capital stock is $4,000, divided into 260
shares At SO each.
The jury in the case of the State against
Thomas Mitchell, charged with assaulting
Chas Williams with dangerous weapon, re-
turned a verdict yesterday of assault. He
was sentenced to fine of S15, or to stand
Committed until paid. He put up the scrip.
As predicted in the GLOBE some time since,
the case against J. R. Green, indicted for
shooting A c. Savage, is practically settled
so far as the State is concerned, Savage having
significantly skipped out. The case was call
ed IN the district court yesterday and as usual
it was continued.
Mr.. Williams, Of the Historical society, is
trying to find superbly mounted buffalo's
head which belongs to that society. 1t was
safely carried out during the fire, and is now
probably cared for by some friend, who will
return it in good time, but Mr.. ". would be
pleased to know Of its whereabouts
The administrators of the will of the late
Warren Il. Dean, conveyed by deed, recorded
yesterday in the registry of deeds, lot Z, block
,, of Hopkins addition. This lot is situate
ON the northeast corner of Third and Wakonta
streets, and the consideration paid by the new
owners, Messrs. George Benz and John Hag-
genmlller, is $4,000.
Three young ladies', Maria Freeman, Siary
Nonemaker aud Elvird Connolly, were stand
ing on the Central Presbyterian church steps
soon after the capitol took fire Tuesday night,
and they all agree III the assertion that they
saw man in The cupola. One CT them called
To her companions, "See that MAJ. He will be
burned" This report confirms the theory OF
incendiarlsm.
1t was decided yesterday that The supreme
court authorities would he more conveniently
located on the ground floor of the market
house, in pursuance to which they will remove
from their present quarters originally designed
for the municipal court room. The change
will be beneficial all around, as 1t affords an
opportunity for the police court officials TO
vacate their present small, dismal and TN
healthy quarters.
Sheriff Richter left for Saltwater yesterday
morning, having in charge Eugene Pollard,
alias Finch. The train proceeded as far rs
White Bear station, when the company took
the engine from the train and started 1t up
the road attached to a snowplow. The Sheriff
and Pollard returned by way of Minneapolis,
and the former said that he guessed he didn't
want any Saltwater in hs'n anyway.
A gay and gallant soldier in reglmentals
named Henry Banscombe, and a damsel with
the euphonous name of Minnie Adell, were
before hlzzoner yesterday for making specta-
Gle OF themselves on Seventh street. officer
Casey stated that they were both boozed and
had fallen down on the sidewalk, only this
and nothing more. He was sent back to camp
and she was released on payment of five bills.
Louisa Gill, comely wench, with eyes that
sparkle like black diamonds, was before hiz-
zoner yesterday charged with receiving late
and noisy callers at her room on West Fourth
street, to the annoyance Of her genteel and
sleepy-eyed neighbors. "Foah de Lord, honey,
Use no such trash," she replied, but she
promised to leave the premises if given until
Monday. The request was granted.
The case of the State against John Ferguson,
charged with obtaining $50 from granger
named William Mcclure, on the bogus check
swindle, was resumed in the police court yes.
terday morning. Counsel for the defendant
moved to dismiss, on the grounds that SUI
fcient evidence had not been shown to con-
: stitute case. The motion was denied, and
defendant was held to the next grand jury in
the sum of $500.
The secretary of the Historical society is
proposing to get up q record of the fire,
which would be something unique. He de-
signs asking each State officer and employe
who had quarters in the building to write q
full account of the part he took in 1t, prop.
erty lost or saved, and all sad or amusing In.
cidents and accidents which he witnessed.
These accounts are to be written on uniform
paper and bound in volume. It will be an
interesting one.
The district court was engaged yesterday In
trying the case Of the State against Louis A.
Robarge, indicted for bastardy. The com.
plant was preferred by young woman named
cd Mary Gerves, who had the pledge of their