Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-18
CITY aLoBuLEs


ing the motion for a new trial in the case of
Albert Armstrong against John Waun.
George Sullivan, who was committed few
days since for raising row on Jackson
street, paid his fine yesterday and was released
from durance.
A decision was rendered by Judge Wilkin
yesterday ordering judgment for the defend
ants in the case Of VIM. Messenger against
John A. Stees, ct al.
Inspector Donnelly, of the firm Of Mccarty
& Donnelly, left last night for New York and
other eastern markets to purchase goods He
was accompanied by Mrs. Donnelly.
Amendments to the articles of Incorporation
of the Monitor Pillow works were filed with
the Secretary OF State yesterday, authorizing
an Increase of the capital stock to $4,000.
Two orders were filed by Judge smons yes
terday overruling the demurrers to the amend.
ed complaints in the cases OF Margaret Sha-
her and Theodore Hamu agsinst the st. Paul
water company.
Box No. 20, the new fire alarm signal, was
on yesterday placed in the freight houses OF
the Northern Pacific and the Chicago, st,
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may be found in the respective houses.
One section OF seibert's orchetra has gone
up to Moorhead to furnish the music for a
large ball at the new Grand Pacific hotel, that
was given last night. Next week another
section will go to Winnipeg for the same pur
pose.
A resident of Little Canada named John
Scherbhillig was before United States Com
missioner Cardozo yesterday charged with
selling beer without the special license. he
gave bail and at once proceeded to take out a
license.
C. J. Demeules, of New Munich, Stearns
county, died Wednesday. He was a son of
Louis Demeules, of st. Paul, and was about
Is years of age. Mr.. Dsmeules and his wife
have gone up to New Munich to attend the
funeral.
M. Needham and saloon keeper named
Hatfield had dispute Thursday, and the for
mer let his tongue wag too freely In the way
of personalities. Hatfield had him arrested
and be was fined five bills yesterday for abu.
sive language.
Nathaniel Mclean Singleton and wife have
conveyed to John Kerwin and others, for
0,000, the south one-third of lots 1, 2 and 8,
block IL, st. Paul Proper, the same being 30
feet fronting on the west side of Robert, 100
feet from the corner of Fifth street.
F. Frain was up yesterday charged with
FASTING man named Weisinger. They were at
work IN gravel pit on Jackson street and had
bit OF row over the possession Of shovel.
Frain got the best Of it, and the other fellow
swore out a warrant. The matter will be ad.
Judged to-day.
The German society is making unusually
extensive preparations for the annual carnival
and bal masque, to be given by that organisa-
ton on Monday evening next at the Ath-
en@um. 1t will probably be the grandest
effort the society has yet made, and will be
full of charming surprises.
Messrs. L. A. Gilbert, NJ. Hubbard and W.
A. Van Slyck have been appointed by the st.
Paul board Of trade committee to consult
with the officers of the various railroads in
st. Paul, and protest against what the board
deems excessive charges on gram dealers for
switching In the yards in st. Paul.
Yesterday Judge Brill was engaged in hear.
inc the case of Mary O'Neil against John,
Thomas and Dennis O'Neil in which action
was brought to cancel an alleged fraudulent
deed. Plaintiff is an old lady and the com.
plant alleges that she was induced by her
sons to sign fraudulent deed in order that
they might gain possession of the estate. The
case is on trial.
The man who has no music in his eoul is
base enough to rob hen roost or steal sheep.
Yesterday Thomas johnson walked into court
humming the plaintive ditty, swat while
touch nv guitar" The charge was that
Thomas had cabbaged the instrument from
Nellie Olivier, and he afterwards left 1t with
mine uncle for a consideration of 50. For this
he was waltzed before hizzoner, and on this
account he went over for thirty days.
Yesterday the district court took up the
case OF Jacob Maraf against the st Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad company, In
which action was commenced for S., 900 dam.
ages for personal injuries. The suit was
brought to recover for injuries received by the
five-year old son OF plaintiff, who, in crossing
head and arms, caused by the alleged careless
ness and negligence of the company. On trial.
A man named c. A. Wallace was arraigned
at the police court yesterday charged with oh.
tanning money under false pretenses- The
compliments one Bowlfn & Mcclellan, the
liquor merchants, and the amount is $4t8. 1t
Is alleged that defendant represented to com.
plainants last May, that he was the owner of
hotel at the N. P. Junction worth s. 600 and
that on the strength of this statement bill Of
liquors was sold to him TO the amount of
S448. It is claimed that the representations
were false and made with the intent to cheat
and defraud. The hearing will take place on
the 9th inst.
An action for $4,000 damages was com
menced In the United States circuit court yes
terday by Anna Delger against the city of st.
PBul, for injuries sustained by falling from a
sidewalk. The complaint alleges that on the
18th inst. while proceeding along Dakota
street, the sidewalk abruptly terminated, and
that stepping from the brink or terminus she
was precipitateG into deep hole. That the
hole was filed with stone, frozen masses Of
dirt and other dangerous material. That In
falling into the hole her wrist was dislocat-
ed, the bones Of her arm broken, and that she
was greatly and permanently shocked. That
she was made sick and lame from the injuries
and suffered great pain. That the accident
was due to the gross carelessness and neglect
of the city, and that she suffered $4,000 dam.
ages. Ex-Gov. Davis represents the plaintiff.
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