Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-14
CITY GLOBULEs.

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The grand jury on yesterday visited the poor
farm and city hospital. They will report to-
day.
Patrick Dorsey, recently committed for the
larceny of coat while drunk. was on yester'
day sent to his home at GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Nettie E. Willinenschild has commenced
suit for a divorce from her husband, Jacob,
on the grounds of cruelty and drunkenness.
The teachers of all grades of the public
schools of this city will meet at the assembly
room of the High school this morning at 10
o'clock.
Suit was commenced in the district court
yesterday by Julia E. Byman against R. H.
Wellington to set aside an alleged fraudulent
sale of real estate.
Last night Officer Bresseau yanked two
disreputable fellows named c. Kelly and VIM.
w. Flanagan from Mrs. Kimball's abode on
Washington street.
William Flanagan was arrested and locked
up last night on charge of disorderly con-
duct, which consisted in creating little dis
turbance on Robert street.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Roulean arrested
a couple of hungry tramps on Third street
and when brought before the court they were
fired out OF town, going to Minneapolis.
Archie Phelps, of New York Mills, charged
with retailing liquor without the special Ii
cense, was on yesterday sentenced by Judge
Nelson to thirty days imprisonment and
fine Of 800.
The worst timber case of booze of the sea-
son was picked up on Fifth STREET by Officer
Mitchell yesterday afternoon. He was par
alyzed drunk and it was hard work to get him
to the cooler.
Gen. Hubbard yesterday appointed John M.
Shaw, Esq, of Minneapolis, to the judgeship
of the Fourth judicial district, made vacant
by the elevation of Judge sVanderburg to the
supreme bench.
The annual meeting of the Ramsey County
Bible society, will be held at the rooms of the
Y.M.C.A A., in Odd Fellows block, to-day,
Saturday, January IA, at 5 o'clock p. m. A
general attendance is requested.
A letter was received by Mr.. Rogers, pro-
prietor of Rogers hotel, yesterday, from w.
L. Jones, the brother-in-law of Fl. E. Lyons,
who committed suicide last Sunday. He
directed to have the body taken care of until
his arrival next week.
Thomas Burchaue saw hizzonor yesterday
on the charge of drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. Thomas became lushed on tangle-
foot and raised perdition with his family. He
also resisted Officer Cunnlff, and to sum it all
up, he was sent to Jail for ten days.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon, a
young man named R. White, travelling agent
for Mccarthy & Verplanck, was arrested,
charged with the ENLIGHTENMENT of 1863. The
money is said to have been kept back from
collections. He was before Judge Burr, and
gave bonde for his appearance on the 23d
inst.
No bonds were presented to the state auditor
yesterday for settlement, and only half dozen
claims for payment, as follows: VIM. A.
Shepherd $144.29, David Sanborn $l34 81, J.
Monk $50. 40. Lewis K. johnson $400.79, Will
lard NJ. Jones $l25.5S, Anthony W. Jones
S6S,1S.
A hard looking duffer named John Kelly
was arrested by Officer Gibbons early yester-
day morning charged with trying to rob
granger named s. Rink, of Shakopee. He
knocked the latter down and was trying to 60
through him when arrested. He went to the
quay for ninety days.
A saloon keeper named j. c. Geary was ar
raigned at the police court yesterday, charged
with selling liquor to minors. He is supposed
to have furnished the inspiration that resulted
in the assault on Officer Moriarity. He was
fined $25 and costs on two counts, and pro-
ceedings were stayed for thirty days.
A number of welI-known citizens met in the
office of Mr.. II. II. Hanlon last night and ar
ranged mutual benevolent and insurance So
ciety, embracing the best principles of similar
organizations. The membership roll was
signed by large number of gentlemen and
the societJ starts on first-class footing.
A Guerin commenced an action in the dis
trict court yesterday against the Sioux City,
Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul and st. Paul
" Omaha railroad companies to regain pos
session of land claimed to be owned by plain
tiff and unawfully occupied by defendants,
AUDITING the river at Wabashaw and Water
streets. The interest of plaintiff in the land
is fixed at $4,000.
An eXpressman named Patrick O'Brien was
before the court yesterday, charged by Secre-
tary Donnelly, of the school board, with hay
ing overcharged in the matter of drayage and
of having thereby violated the hack ordinance.
O'Brien worked day for the school board,
for which he charged $40. They refused to
pay that amount, and he sued and got judg-
ment. He was then arraigned as above stated.
The hearing will take place to-day.
As predicted in yesterdays issue of the
GLOBE, the recent extension of the fire limits,
so far as 1t applies to the firm of Hanggi,
Cody u Medicke, who are charged with con-
structing a frame building on Fifth street
contrary to the statute, will be made test
case. The defendants have retained Mr.. Geo.
Otis as counsel, who will contest the case on
the grounds that the building had been started
before the extension of the fire limits, and that
defendants had vested rights which the city,
cannot interfere with. The case will come up
to-day.
Articles of incorporation OF the Merrill Dis
covery company, were filed with the secretary
of state yesterday. The nature of the bust
ness of the corporation is the discovery, own
ing, developing and working of gold, silver
or other mineral mines, and the organizing of
stock companies, for working mines, etc.
The principal place of business is to be Min
Robert s. Innes, Roderlck d. Russell, Geo. B.
Kirkbride, T. G.. Merrill, Geo. II. Keith, Henry
M. Goodhue, and Apolphns F. Elliott, all of
Minneapolis.
suit was begun in the district court yes
terday by Edwin A. c. Hatch against Thos. B.
Coddington, G L. ond Chas. E. Otis, and the
First National bank of st. Paul, to enforce the
payment or settlement of plaintiff interest in
a number of state railroad bonds. Plaintiff
claims that in 1859 he was the owner of bonds
from No. ,5O1 to No. 1,525 and from No.
,5S2 to No. 1,535 and other bonds of the
same issue. That defendant Coddington OBJ
tanned unlawful possession of the same, and
that the MessrS Otis nv DoWer Of attorney