Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-16
Sergeant Signal Corp
TO-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULEs.

The '.Once a Week club with Seibert;s
orchestra, had a pleasant party at Sher-
name hall last night.
Judge Brill on yesterday granted the
motion to amend the complaint in the case
of James G. freeman vs.. August Christian.
A decision was granted IN favor Of p,aint-
if, by Judge Simo..s !crscl<say, il tfel
case of Josephine McAents- against E. f.
Drake ct al.
An engineer OF the Northern Pacific rail-
road named Price was arrested last night
on charge OF obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Companies z, F, and 7, from Fort Ran
da,', and company C, from Fort Hale, of
the twenty fifth infantry are to come to
To:t Smelling.
2. Ferrick and P Michelkofsty, two
Poianders, were fined $40 each yesterday
for hurting rocks through the window Of
neighbours house.
The Sioux City train due here in ST.
Paul at 800 yesterday morning. did not
arrive till $50 p. H.. owing to hot box
which made all the trouble.
An order was filed by Judge Brill yester-
day granting leave to amend the com
plant in the case of James G. Freeman
against Christian and Prince.
An attachment was sworn out yesterday
by j. Waldeck & Co., against Chas. Ter
rili, keeper OF the sample room No. 60,
West Third street. to sscGre a debt of $299.
It is understood the place closed.
An action of divorce has been COM
menced in the district court by Mr.. Albert
Hall, the attorney, il behalf of Charles
Miller, who prays for legal separation from
his wife, Margaret G. Miller, on the
grounds OF adultery.
the case Of the Mississippi & Rum River
Boom company against Prince & Holton,
in which action for heavy damages is
brought for sending logs around the boom.
has been transferred from Eennepin 10
Ramsey county.
Mr.. Peter Bot, who was injured by the
runaway accident on the bri aye last Mon
authority OF Dr.. Starnm. the sensational
accounts by disrepatahle papers 20 the
contrary Notwithstanding.
A big real estate transfer was recorded
in the register Of deeds Office yesterday,
being the sale by John NJ. Armstrong to
Robert A. Smith Of lot six and part OF lot
seven of block TWENTY-FIVE, kittson's ad-
dition, the consideration being $4,000.
''Are you there, Morarity?" said the bail
if. and he came before the court smiling
like basket of chips. He had been full
of the old stuff ana had insisted on run
ming into pedestrians and frightening the
dear ladies. He was given $40 or ten
days.
He gave the name OF Allen and he ap-
peared before hizzoner in the role OF bum
mer and petty dead beat. He boozed up
on tanglefoot and had his boots BACKED at
the union depot, and when asked for the
price he refused to put up. A howl was
raised and Kennedy waltzed him to the
tower. He viii languish ten days.
When Capt. Clark came down to the city
hall yesterday morning, his beaming face
wreathed in smiles, indicated that some
thing had added about two feet, more or
less. to MS mental stature, and inquiry re
veaiad that his pleasure was due to the
arrival at his home Of beautiful girl
baby which tips the bean, at fourteen
pounds aVordupcis.
Chas Nystriul1, barkeePer al Wilson'S
saloon on Fszabet street. where a young
man was beaten over the hea,; with q rock
Tuesday III ht. was Up yesterday charged
with disorderiY conduct. He was fired %5
and during the forenoon another com
plant was made to tho effect .i.at hs re-
fused to give back a pocketbook and $50
left il his charge by a Swede for safe
keeping.
OHicer ger,about II O'clock last night,
brought into the city hall poor cid grey
headed woman named Horrigan, that he
found on the street in pretty deep state
of intoxication. On searching her it was
found that she had concealed on her per-
SON bottle of whisky, in company with
which she proposed to have merry night
of it. The woman must have been over
sixty years Of age.
Hardly day passes but Judge Burr is
called upon to rebuke juvenile deprayity
which starting at the bud may bloom into
the nightshade of criminal hartlihood and
deformity. Yesterday two boys named
Spear and Williams were before the court
charged with breaking into an unfinished
house and stealing tools. In his repri-
mand the court said that the inspiration
for the deed must have been born OF the
daring exploit OF a dime novel adventure
and he warned them against corrupting
the mind by reading trashy and sensa
tional literature. They were discharged
Chief Weber has received a photograph
and description of the nortorious John
Shea. who broke jail in st. Louis on he
7th inst. where he was confined and con
victed for the killing of Police Officer