Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-25
CITY GLOBULES.


1t really begins to look as if our winter
had come to stay.
Only half the lights of the electric mast
were lit last evening.
The real estate transfers recorded yester-
day aggregated $24,645.
Reserved seats for Manager Hams ben
eft will be on sale at the Opera house box
Office this morning.
Caroline Schurmeier has sold to D. G.
Shepard the west half Of lot ., block 5,
Hopkins addition, fo- So,77A.
A reward of 500 is offered for the arrest
of the parties who set fire to Fuller's pho
tograph gallery at Albert Lea, Nov. II.
In the case of L. Butler, charged with
larceny from shop, plea of guilty was
entered in the district court yesterday.
Frank Thompson, indicted for the shoot
ing IF Daniel Baker, was discharged yes
tercay, there being 10 evidence against
him.
Judge Simons, yesterday, was engaged
in hearing the case of S. S. Denton against
h. G. James, in which the title to property
is involved.
The case OF Carrie Morrison, charged
VITA keeping house of ill-fame, was dis
missed yesterday on motion OF County At
torney Egan.
Yesterday afternoon the district court
took up the case Of William Gair, indicted
for larceny from the store of Pannell on
Seventh street.
Fl. P. Christensen, who labors under the
delusion that society has conspired to kill
him, was adjudged insane yesterday by
Judge O'Gorman.
Mrs Finnerty, who assaulted her hus-
band. was released yesterday on bail of
$1,000 The bondsmen were M. P. But
Ter and Mr.. P. Keigher.
a stay of Judgment for thirty days was
ordered by Judge Brill yesterday in the
case of Jas. H. Weed vs.. The Little Falls
d Dakota Railroad company.
Ludwig Voss, indicted for assault with
intent to commit rape, was arraigned in
the district court yesterday, and defendant
pleaded guilty to simple assault.
Samuel A. Grindall, convicted of assault
on NJ Z. Woodruff, is considered by his at
torneys insane. He will be examined by
Drs. Murphy and Smith this morning.
Chief Strong on yesterday suspended
Daniel Sullivan, fireman on engine No. 5.
Sullivan was concerned in recent fight
on Seventh streets which will be investi-
gated.
The district court yesterday, took up the
case of the State against Chas. Hart, in
dicted for assault with deadly weapon on
John Butler. The jury returned verdict
of guilty.
The police of Burlington, To-, are after
an embezzler named Louis Hoffman, alias
l.. Fl. Root. He is forty to forty-fve
years of age, five feet high, weighs POS
pounds and has a club foot.
Mr.. R. H. Kernighan, the racy local ed
itor of the Winnipeg Times. passed through
st. Paul yesterday en- route to Ontario and
Quebec He will write up the railroad war
from Grand Trunk point of view.
The case of the state against Jennie
Bateson. charged with keeping house of
ill-fame, was called at 6 o'clock last even
ing. No appearance was made and the
bonds OF $1,000 were declared forfeited.
An order was issued by Judge Brill yes
terday directing that alimony of 81 per
week be paid the plaintiff in the case of
Caroline Hanesler VS.. John Hanesler. De-
PENDANT is to have possession of the chill
dren.
The city engineer was notified yesterday
of the completion of the Westminster
street bridge. The structure spans the
railroad bridge at that point, is of iron,
1000 feet in length, and it is altogether a
magnificent structure.
When the case OF the State against Mary
J. France was called by Judge Wilkin yes
terday, it was found that defendant had
left the city. A motion was then made to
forfeit the recognizances, which was grant
ed, and the bail of $1,000 was forfeited.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road
will run a special train from Minneapolis
to St. Paul tomorrow Sunday night, on
the occasion of Charlie Haines' benefit.
The train will leave Minneapolis at Z
o'clock, and returning will leave st. Paul
at IL.
Thomas WEIGH died suddenly at Han.
ley's boarding house yesterday, and the
remains were taken to McCharthy & Don
nelly's undertaking rooms, there to remain
till they hear from the father OF the de-
ceased who has been telegraphed to al
Mandan.
Now that many occupants of Third
street business houses have let good
coating of ice accumulate on the sidewalks
A.. y - r. : 10
thoughtful of them to resort to a liberal
use of sawdust, thus largely neutralizlne
the slippery surface of the ice.
The work of putting in the floor at the
postofice will be commenced this evening
when DR.. Day will remove the mailing DE-
partment to the basement of the building,
after which large force will be put to
work at tearing up the old floor and the