Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-10
CITY GLOBULEs.

The insane woman, Mrs. Henage, will be
taken to st. Peter to-day.
The case of J. NJ. Joy, charged with assault
ing one Gill, was yesterday dismissed.
Henry Griggs was fined IS yesterday for
fast driving oyer the st. Paul bridge.
No. 4. engine that has been out Of service
for several weeks is ready for business now.
The Firemen's State Life association holds a
meeting at minneapolis at II o'clock this
morning.
Mrs. S. Hullsek and husband have sold two
lots, in L. Dayton's addition, to j. F. Bnel-
cher for $1,000.
Mr.. W. B. Stickney, formerly of Michigan,
has been admitted to practice law in all the
courts Of the state.
A warrant is out for the arrest of Mary
Donelskow, charged with aasaulting her cous-
in, Valentine Chaskow.
VIM. R. Merriam has commenced action in
the pistrict court against Cnas. s. Bunker to
collect 81 900 on note.
Geo. Meyer was before the court yesterday
charged with stealing an overcoat. He proved
an alibi and was discharged.
Peter Sabava swore out warrant yesterday
for the arrest of Thomas and Mrs. Touchin on
the charge of assault and battery.
The fire commissioners held a meeting
last evening, allowed q number of bills and
transacted some other routine work.
The German society will give its first grand
Of fbic snaaop on Thursday the
23d inst, on grand and magnificent scale.
A couple of swelled heads were up yesterday
charged with indulging too freely in tangle-
foot BOOZE They went over for five days
each.
Two opponents of the lunch route racket
were before hizzoner yesterday. charged with
vagrancy. They went to the quay for ten days
each.
Judge Brill filed decision yesterday grant
ing the motion to intervene in the case OF Car
oline Newington, ct al, against +. MacNa-
mara.
Richard Gassord was arraigned in the police
court yesterday charged with assaulting a
man named Middlested. The hearing was
continued until to-day.
Judgment was rendered for $1,2S4.12 by
Judge Nelson yesterday, for plaintiff, in the
ease of Geo. s. Barnes, ct al, against the Hart
ford Fire Insurance company
The Grand Lodge A. F. and A. NJ, meets at
10 m. to-day, in annual convocation. Quite
a number of representatives. from interior
points reached the city last evening.
About Z O'Clock last night still alarm of
fire was turned in from Hamm's brewery. 1t
was occasioned by an incipient fire under q
stairway and no material damage was done.
VIM. Cameron, of Browns Valley, was be-
fore Commissioner Cardozo yesterday charged
examination and the case will come up at the
next term of court.
The Knights of st. Paul met last night and
transacted large amonnt of business. The
annual election of officers was postponed until
next Friday evening. Several new members
were admitted last night.
A decision was filed by Judge Wilkin yester-
day sustaining the demurrer to the complaint
with leave to plaintiff to amend, in the case of
H. P. Hall against the Board of County Com
mssioncrs of Ramsey county.
join 1OOulcy3 OuC VI IiiC AiOhiCh VI ANOs
4, celebrated his tin wedding last night,
when his friends called at his house on the
corner of Tenth and Broadway and loaded
him down with q supply Of tin.
The official papers were filed in the district
| court yesterday Of the pardon of Stephen
Smith, sentenced TO the penitentiary in March,
| 1877, the charge being assault with intent to
commit rape. He was pardoned on the 7th
| inst.
Messrs Breen g. Young yesterday made a
| contract with Darrah & Co., of gainesville,
| Ohio, for furnishing all the granite for the
| st. Paul g. Manitoba short line arch bridge
across the Mississippi below the falls at st.
Anthony. The amount is 1850 yards, and
the contract price is $45,O 600.
P. R. Howley, formerly store boss at We
zey, Wisconsin, was taken into custody yes
terday on complaint of Thomas Rock, the
charge being embezzlement. The trouble
| grew out of settlement transaction, and the
case looks rather mixed. The hearing was
continued and Howley released on bail.
The board of public works have issued invii
tations to the committee on streets of common
council and committee of chamber Of COM
merce and also a number of leading citizens to
meet the board at their office Tuesday even
| ing the 10th inst, to discuss the matter OF
best material to be used in constructing streets
| in this city.
| Health Officer Patterson has received a
communication from DIR. Snyder, OF Poll
county, Illinois, informing him of the receipt
of letter from an alleged physician residing
| in St. Paul who sent for smallpox virus, in
| forming him, DIR. Snyder, that sixty cases of
the disease existed in St. Paul. The imposter
should be hunted down and exposed.
Cornelius eastman, not unknown to police
fame, was arraigned before Judge Burr yes
terday charged with having been drunk and
disorderly. While drunk Sunday night he
visited the house of James Dillon, Esq, the
| learned blacksmith, and assailing the residence
he threatened to chaw that worthy up He
was sent to the tombs for thirty days and will
| have to give beuds to keep the peace.
James Wilson was arraigned at the police
court yesterday charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon and intent to do bodily
harm. Wilson is the man who shot John
Dunkey in the Champions Rest saloon last
Saturday morning. He was also identified
as the man who stopped a lady and attempted
highway robbery on Tenth street last week.
He demanded a hearing, but the case was
continued and will be brought before the
grand jury which meets to-day. He was COM
mitted.
AMUSEMENT NOTES,
East Lynne.
Miss Ada Gray, appears at the Opera
house on Friday and Saturday of this week in