Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-03
CITY GLOBULES.

The case OF RCSina L. Aetiett VS.. JONI d.
Sanborn has been ordered removed to the
United States circuit court.
gcdge WiIkin filed decision yesterday
deu, :ag tie motion to admit evidence in
the case of Francis II. Clark VS.. VIM, I:
Joy.
Mr.. E. W. Bazille on yesterday assumed
the position of deputy clerk Of the district
court, the duties of which he is qualified
to i'll IN the most eminent and acceptable
manner.
The celebrated Yankee Sullivan arrived
IN town yesterday and commenced his old
practices by cabbaging a caddy Of tobacco
from tie store OF 2. Il. Kelly & Go. He
was yaniled to the tower by officer Lowell.
Vim. Hickey and J. Guion, Jr., had a lit
tie spat IN the Sixth ward on Tuesday
night over the registration racket and
Hickey got the worst GIFT. He had Guion
before the court yesterday and the case
was continued to the 9th inst.
The Rev. E. F. McLaren gave very in
teresting lecture last evening in the rooms
of the Y. M. G. A., On Napoleon Bona
parte.'' The lecture throughout was in
strrctive and entertaining AID showed that
the speaker had given the subject much
thought and study.
The ''Waseca Manufacturing company"
fled articles of incorporation with the sec
rotary Of state yesterday. The principal
place OF business is Waseca, Waseca coUn-
ty, and lis Ca pital stock IS $t2ocOA. The
incorporates are Z. A. Wight, Warren
Smith. Hugh Wilson, Samuel Sooner and
George W. Conner.
Articles Of incorporation OF tie '!Wino-
na Machinery company" for the nlanU-
facture OF railroad, agricultural and other
machinery, etc., headquarters at Winona,
we're filed with the secretary Of state yes
terday. Capital stock $4,000. The in
&c porators are George W. Williams, VIM.
Z. Smith, VIM. A. Stevens and Chas. O.
g oss.
Mrs. Kelly has fondness for her beer,
and when she takes a modest quencher now
and then, it makes her too frisky. While
under the influence, Wednesday, she had a
quarrel with one of her relations, the re-
suit being that she was escorted to the
court by one OF the city gallants. She took
the pledge, and sentence Of SO or thirty
Every heart knoweth its own trouble,
and i was easy to see when poor old Mary
Cinnamon was arraigned at the police
court yesterday, that the hand of grief had
lain heavily upon her. She drank a mug
of beer and the vile sta1 bewildered her
troubled intellect. The fates were against
her and not being rich, Or influential, or a
politician she was run i'll. On the pay
n1ent OF S. she was discharged
Michael Dennison is entitled to tie bis
cult as the heavy weight cham pion. This
modern Sampson got very booty night be-
fore last, acd had the sbaa taste to fall
through q store window, to the det-imeut
OF the trans,nitte- OF light The irate
shopkeepsc had him arrested ana 100
pound weight was the only small change
found il his pockets. He HAD a bad head
ache yesterday and the court lace-ated his
feelings to the tune OF ten dollars, which
he paid.
The vacanc5 OF TIE police force caused
By the resignation of OFFICER Madden
whose ceti-eMen. was voluntary ana owing
to Illness, and not as hitherto stated. was
filed By Mayor Rice on yesterday by the
appointment Of VIM. G. Baughn. In this
connection it might be we'll to state that
there are no more vacancies on the force
to be filled and that with abont 1000 ap-
plications in, it is utterly useless to annoy
Mayor Rice with the presentation Of more,
the racket having become a downright
nuisance
JOHN Preston and Barney Smith were
out to the club a little late Wednesday
night and when they encountered each
other on the street they were both about
two sails in the wind. Preston took Bar
ney for lamp post and asked it, the post,
would it have anyoojections to seeing him
home. This made Barney hot and he went
for that fellow like thousand OF Milwau-
kee bricks. Yesterday each claimed that
the other was trying to hold him up. Pres
ton got the worst o. it and was fined $40,
while Smith was taxed $15.
Tlsre was an air OF faded gentility
about John Grady when arraigned before
hizzoner yesterday, which indicated that
he had seen better days. The charge
against him was vagrancy and he explain
ed to the court that h, HAD been released
froca the Minneapolis Jail on Wednesday
and had Only just arrived in town when a
policeman Invited him TO berth on the
instaliment p!a. At the hote, de Jessrang.
He said he was tired Of E1s&s and wanted
to go home where the old man had some
fattei veal ii store for .him. The court
told him TO get CIT of town By noon