Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-19
CITY GLOBULES
F. Frain was fined ten dollars yesterday for

F. Frain was fined ten dollars yesterday for
frescoing the bugle of fellow workman.
August and Albert Kirchof were before
Judge Burr yesterday, charged with cutting
timber from the property of the Hewitt es
tate. The hearing was continued to the 25th
inst.
Rev. w. K. Marshall, D. D., of this city,
will deliver his lecture on manhood" at
Mortified on next Friday night for the bene
fit of the new Methodist church in that
place.
N. G. Andrew had the temerity yesterday to
grab cap from in front of store on Waba-
shaw street. He was sliced and waltzed be-
fore the court who sent him up for thirty
days,
MIR. L. F. Easton, formerly practising at
torney in Michigan, was admitted to the bar
of this state by Judge Simons. Messrs.
Samuel NJ. McGoffin and Chas. s. Bower, of
this city, passed successful examination, and
were admitted TO the bar.
The Fuller Electrical company of New York
will give display fits system of arc lighting
at the new factory of Corlss, Chapman Il
Dake, on Eagle street, near Seven corners. to-
morrow (Monday) evening. The business men
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still alarm of fire was turned in at No. 1
engine house about o'clock yesterday morn
ing, caused by the discovery of flaws in the
roof of Mr.. John Canfield's residence on
Rondo street. The fire caught from a defec
tive fiue, and the damage was slight.
The case of Jacob Harf against the st
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railroad company
in which action was brought for $1,000 dam
ages for injuries received by young son OF
plaintiff who was run over, was dismissed IN
the district court yesterday and the jury was
discharged.
A man named John Souermein was before
the court yesterday charged with beating his
wife. The injured woman did not appear,
having probably been inundated by her
daisey of a husband, and the court ordered
that she be brought in on an attachment. Inc
hearing was continued until Monday.
Auctioneer KavaAagh Yesterday sold lot
on Cedar street, between Twelfth and Thir-
tenth streets, near the Church of the Good
Shepherd, to Patrick White, for Sl,O25. The
lot is an uneven one, 37X120, kind of TRAN
gle. The sale was made in storm, yet not
withstanding this good crowd was present.
A young girl named May Newton was be-
fore Judge Burr Yesterday charged with visit
ing a house of i'll fame She was taken from
Kit Smiths bagno and had the brazen effron-
terry to confess that she had led life of shame
for three years. The special reasons for her
arrest did not transpire. She was committed
for thirty days.
A postal card was received at police head
quarters yesterday from the chief ofpolice of
Eau Claire, offering reward for the apprehen
sion of two highway robbers named VIM.
McClaney and Nick Ryan. The former is five
feet nine inches III height, weighs IT'S pounds,
has black hair and eyes and smooth face. Ry-
an is of the same height, has dark hair and
moustache, and wears cork leg.
Lieut.. E. E. Hardin, adjutant of the Seventh
infantry, met with painful and serious acci
dent. On Thursday evening he was returning
from this city in his buggy, and, when near
stahlman's brewery, he was run into by a far
mer wagon, upset, and his buggy badly
smashed up. Lieut. Hardin was bruised about
the head, and his face badly SCARED. He has
been confined to his room ever since.