Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-23
CiTY GLOBULES.


- 81; r. CITY GLOBULEs.
The tot II value of the transfers of real
estate in the register of deeds Office yes
terdaY was $22,66O.
John Il. Bryant has sold to Geo. R. Finch
lots 4, S, 6, 25, % and q, block 16, of Hol-
combs addition, for $4,000.
Thbs. Simonton has sold to R. w. John
son, lots II and II, Cochan's subdivision
to block II, Woodland park, for $500. 4
Two freight elevators were received by
Postmaster Day yesterday, one for the use
Of the postoffice and the other for the use
of the collector of customs.
Fred Yanke, the contractor for the ticket
Office adjoining the union depot, was be-
fore the court yesterday charged with vio-
lating the fire ordinance. Continued until
today. -" i'-~
s; ,srif Ara Barton, of Rice county, went
to.sStillwater yesterday morning with a
prisoner sentenced to four years and six
months in tine penitentiary for man
slaughter.
Sheriff Moll, of Nicollet county, passed
through St. Paul yesterday. bound for Still
water, with Henry Lempke in charge, son
fenced to two and a half years in the peni
Tertiary for attempted rape.
About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon two
men named Dan Sullivan and Banning en-
gagged IN a Hght 1T Temples saloon on
Seventh street. They were both arrested
by Capt. Clark and Detective O'Connor.
Mr.. Richard Morris of Doncaster, Eng
land, has built this season an $500 cream
CRY at Slayton, Murray county, for NJ. NJ
A. Cready, and number of Scotchmen are
building flour mill at the same place.
Sheriff Richter on yesterday received Or
ders to convey Spencer, the insane man,
from the city hospital to st. Peter, but
a visit to the hospital showed that he had
lit out and his whereabouts are not known.
Chas. McAvoy screwed his dander up
on tanglefoot last Tuesday, and when on
the verge of the jim-jams he stole bottle
of whisky at the bar room of the Merchants
hotel. Yesterday he was fined $40, or as
many days in the bastile. ,
Articles of Incorporation of the ''Minne-
sofa Tribune company" were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. The incor-
porators are A. B. Nettleton, A. P. Miller
and Judson n. Cross, all of Minneapolis,
and the capital stock is 100000.
:. A wife heater named c. g.. King was be-
fore the court yesterday, charged with
thrashing his wife. and brood of little
children. He was fined 500 or ninety
days, and as he begged to be let off, SEN
tenos was suspended to give him chance
to reform. "
Mrs. Catharine Finnerty, who went for
her husbands scalp-lock with hatchet
during domestic broil last Tuesday, was
arraigned at the police court yesterday
charged with assault with intent to commit
great bodily harm. Finnerty is not yet
considered out of danger, and she was
committed in default of $1,000 bail.
Articles of incorporation of the church
(Roman Catholic) organisations were fled
with the secretary of state yesterday: The
church of st. Rose of Lima, Cherry Grove,
Goodhue county; the church of st. Columb-
hille, Belle Creek, Goodhue county; the
church of st. Michael, Pine Island, Good
hue county; the church of st. Canice, Kill
kenny, LIE Sueur county; the church of st.
Michael, Montgomery, LIE Sueur county;
the church OF st. Mary, Arlington, Sibley
county.
The city of Faribault was represented at
tie presentation of Patience at the
Opera house last evening, by the Boston
Ideal company, by liberal representation
ot ths wealth, culture and refinement of the
city, as follows: Hon. Gordon E. Cole and
wife; Postmaster E. N. Leavens and wife;
w. r. Baldwin and wife; Hudson Wilson
and wife; Geo. w. West and wife; A. E.
Haven and wife; Prof. j. L. Noyes and
wife; Sheriff Asa Barton; w. H. Wheeler;
Ed Frink and George Tlleston.
: A sad accident occurred at the ne v
armory building about noon yesterday re :
suIting in painful injuries to hod carrier
named Mike Bassett. At the time named
he was carrying hod of mortar, and while
proceeding up ladder he missed his foot
ing near the roof and fell to the ground, q
distance of forty feet. He was picked ND
unconscious, badly hurt about the head, and
conveyed to St. Joseph's hospital. DR..
Davenport was called and it is thought the
q injuries will be only temporary. p
Yesterday morning 8 cheeky clothes
wringer peddler rang the door-bell Of q
residence on Pleasant avenue. The LADY
of the house answered the summons. The
moment the door was opened, the peddIer
pushed the lady aside and attempted to
force his way. into the house. The lady
seized him by the coat collar and flung him
cut on the piazza and slammed the door in
his face. He left the premises and the
neighborhood i'll double quick time. That's
the kind of pluck that will soon rid the
city of such pests.
Il Ths first saow storm of the season COM
meuced about II o'clock yesterday noon,
and continued with little let up until about
O'Clock p. m. Though the fall was quito
brisk during all that time owing to The
.rnifdne6S' of, the temperature. the snow