Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-22
CITY GLOBULES

on jackson and Temperance streets 10 y. B.
Cook for $4,000.
Oscar Metcalf and II. NJ. Pierce were on yes
terday admitted to the practice of law in all
the courts of the state.
An old vag named E. Morrison received
thirty days yesterday for too close fidelity
to his free lunch route.
James Nixon got drunk and imagined HIM
self a whole circus band. He went to the
quay yesterday for thirty days.
Hanggi, Cady & Medicke, have purchased a
lot in Block Is, Rice & Twins addition, from
Emma NJ. Walker for $4,000.
An attachment was issued yesterday for a
juror named A. j. Vanderhoof, who failed to
answer summons in the district court.
Yesterday Capt Clark arrested Edmund Ma
sey on the charge of wife beating. He is a
confirmed 5raiser of the cowardly domestic
type.
Pat Wallace screwed his courage up on
tanglefoot benzine Friday night, and was
waltzed to the cooler. Yesterday he promised
to reform, and was discharged.
A pugllist named Gus. Anderson became
fighting drunk Friday night, and when
tackled by an officer he resisted arrest. He
went to the roost for thirty days.
The young idea was represented in Judge
Burr's bailiwlck yesterday by youth named
Geo. Rierson, charged with melting a row.
The case was continued until Monday.
A Sweede named Swanson, reported to the
police Yesterday that he had been held up
while drunk on Friday night, and robbed Of
S25. The moral of the tale is obvious.
Judge Simons, on yesterday, granted the pc
tition of G. ]. Hopping and wife for the
adoption of 4 child named Rosa Anderson.
Her name was changed to Caroline Hopping.
Adjutant General Van Cleve yesterday re-
celved notice of an invalid pension claim, the
allowance being at the rate of 81 per month
from July 20. 1862, the arrearages amounting
to $685..
The case OF he city against Patrick O'Brien,
the expressn.an charged by the board of edu-
cation with overcharging in the matter of
carriage, was tired in the municipal court yes
terday afternoon.
A representative body of the horseshoers of
the city held meeting last evening, with T.
j. Mccarthy as chairman and W. Powers as
secretary, at which permanent cooperative
association was formed.
The State railroad bond case of G. u. Daily
and Others against J. s. Pillsbury and o. P.
Whitcomb, as governor and state auditor, to
have been heard in the district court yesterday,
was continued until next Friday.
A gentleman named Lee, arrived in st. Paul
yesterday from Canada, in quest of friend
named J. B. Livingston, who was Hast heard
from In this city. The latter will be benefited
by calling On or addressing the Merchants
hotel.
Frank Carlton, Esq, executive clerk in the
governors office for the past two years, bade
his associates an official goodbye at IL m.
yesterday, in pursuance Of his law partnership
arrangements as announced in the GLOBE of
yesterday.
The garnishee cases of B. Beaupre and 9th
ers against A. R. Nininger, the Northern Pa
cific railroad company and Merchants Nation
al bank, garnishees, to have been heard by
Judge SimoDs yesterday, were continued for
twn weeks.
TIE jury in the case of j. A. Van Alstein
against the city of st. Paul, in which action
was brought for $1,000 damages for injuries
caused by a defective sidewalk, returned a
verdict in the district court yesterday for $685.
in favor of The plaintiff.
Written charges and specifications have
been made against Thomas, the colored po-
liceman, in which he is charged with sleeping
on his beat He has accordingly been SuS-
pended by the chief of police, and the mayor
will hear the case in day or two.
Detective Bresett went up to Minneapolis
yesterday and bought down man named L..
B. Murray, who is charged with stealing a
quantity of goods from Auerbach, Finch q
Van Slyk. Murray was formerly an engineer
for this firm, and while in their employ per-
petrated the theft.
The alarm of fire from box No. 25, at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon, was caused by a
harmless chimney blaze on Seventh, near
jackson street. A still alarm was sent in
about an half hour later from Mississippi and
Grove streets. 1t also proved a chimney fire
that resulted in NJ damage.
The committee of fire department of the
council met yesterday afternoon and discussed
the advisability of extending the fire limits.
It was decided to make no further recon-
mendations with regard to special cases, but
to report upon general extension after a
thorough Investigation by the committee.
The Wabashaw block, in which the GLOBE
office is located, has a cornice which sheds
water like the caves of q roof. The result is
that strip of ice is pretty constantly on the
sidewalk a foot or two in front of the doors.
A lady coming out of Booths restaurant had
bad fall last night upon the Icy strip, but
fortunately escaped serious injury.
The case of the brothers Adolph VS.. Edward
Wolff, iniwhich action was brought to recover
S167, loaned money, came on for trial in the
district court yesterday. The testimony
showed that Adolph had loaned his brother
money to come to America from the old
country, and that defendant repudiated the
debt. A verdict was returned for S1S4 in ia
yor of plaintiff
Messrs. Manner and Pierce have commenced
an action in the United States circuit court in
behalf of Jacob Brock against Archibald,
Schurmeier & Co., for $1,000 damages for in
juries alleged to have been caused by mis-
management of the elevator in the defendants
MILL The plaintiff was caught in the ma
chinery about year ago and his arms were
crushed and mangled. Hence the action.
Inresponding to the alarm from box No. 25
yesterday afternoon, and while steamer No. 2
was proceeding down Seventh street, farm
er's team became frightened and plunged onto
the sidewalk, knocking down 4 lady pedestri-
an. She was uckcl ~ ilSensible and car
ried to ST r., where il was found that she
had been injured about the back and arms.
After recovering eGe was able to pro-
coed home, and the injuries are not