Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-11
CITY GLOBULES.

Adjourned meeting of the city council
will be held this evening.
The fire department on yesterday re-
ceived $50 feet of White Anchor hose.
I.V. D. Heard, Esq, has been appointed
receiver in the matter of the assignment
of Geo. Fl. Stahlmann.
The returns from Mounds View have not
yet come in and are not expected now to
reach the auditors till some time to-day.
Judge Wilkin rendered decision yester-
day denying the motion to vacate attach
ment in the case of J. N. Nicholson VS..
Chas. Isaacson.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill
yesterday ordering judgment for defend
ants in the case of David G. Mcintyre VS..
Edward c. Williams. ct al.
Young Mr.. Cuniff took dislike to Mr..
De Larson and when they met the other
evening he stoned him. Yesterday the
scheme cost him fifteen bills.
Deputy Sheriff Holcomb, of Still
water, passed through st. Paul yesterday,
having in charge an insane man named
Lewis, who is to be placed i'll the asylum
at ST. Peter.
Moorhead, the hack driver. waltzed into
court yesterday and swore out warrant
for the arrest of Thomas Jefferson, the lat
ter having called him name rejecting on
his maternity.
Poor, old and infirm John German is an
abject specimen of humanity more to be
pitied than condemned. He was yanked
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the quay for sixty days.
Patrick MCGOWAN owns fast FLY and
in crossing the bridge Thursday night the
animal went faster than walk. He was
before the court and the fine was seven
dollars for fast driving.
The official canvass Of the vote OF Ram
sey county at the recent election was to
have been made al the auditors Office yes
terday. but owing to the absence Of the
returns from Mounds View, the count was
postponed until this morning.
John Nolan, the festive bean tosser at
the new coffee house. was before hizzonor
Yesterday. charged with disorderiy con-
duct. The ofense was TRIVIAL, and he
was discharged on payment of Eve bills.
Sheriff Odell, Kandiyohi county, passed
through st. Paul yesterday for Saltwater,
with confessed horse thief by the name
of Robert Peterson. In consideration Of
his confession, the judge let him Off with
three years.
Officer Thomas arrested young colored
woman named Mary Lee yesterday after
noon charged with the larceny of a
dress pattern and set of jewelry from
Lizzie Spankman- The hearing will take
place to-day.
The attention of the stranger in St.
Paul is nightly arrested now by men at
work on various buildings all over town
by electric light. There are not hours
enough in the day Or months enough in
the year to erect all the buildings needed
in st. Paul.
Two bright eyed and tony looking col
ored damsels named Ida Waldron and Bes-
sic Gaf went on Jersey champagne eide,
bum last Thursday, and at nightfall they
brought up in the cooler. They were taxed
$40 or thirty days, and they went into
the kick and produced the coin.
Andrew Neuhauer was arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday afternoon or
complaint of blooming damsel'named
Mary Janswisky who alleges that Andrew
is about to become father. He denies
the soft Impeachment and the case wen
over to the grand jury. He was released
in bail of $500.
E. Johnson and J. Noll are young il
years, but when it comes to vice they have
an experience far beyond their tende,
years. Their racket has been to steal pet
ty articles from stores, and in this lint
they were experts. Their budding career
was nipped yesterday by the court who
sent them to the Reform school.
Adjutant General Hawley yesterday re
ceived the resignation of Capt. Gardner
Co. "E," National Guards, of Albert Lea
Ohpt. Gardner was the moving spirit which
led to the organization of the company, ant
it is still one of bis pets, but having de
cided to commence a regular course o.
reading to complete his education for tn.
practice of the law, he felt compelled, il
Justice to the company as well as himself
to resign the captaincy, and for these rea
sons his resignation has been accepted.
The Franklin Building society, of thi
city, of which A. Moore is president ant
Theodore Sander secretary, filed amended
articles of incorporation with tn,
secretary of state yesterday, increasing
the capital stock of the society from $500,
600 to S1.O00,0o0, and extending its corpo
rate existence from eighteen to thirt,
years, the limit allowed by law. That tn,
society should be compelled by the de
mands made upon it to thus enlarge it
capital and extend its life, shows an ex
tremely healthy condition and speaks vol
uInes for the management.
Picture of Mrs. Langtry THE Jersey Lily
mailed free on receipt of address by Unite
States Mutual Accident association, t09 Broad