Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25

The district court will re-corvene at 8.
o'clock Monday morning, Nov. &c.
Saturday was the thirty sixth anniver-
sary of Jacob and Mrs. Winters wedding.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Class at
s:3o- Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor, 7. McCiary.
The presence of Messrs. Sullivan and
Slade in this city, caused about as much
excitement as an average circus.
The horse race talked of for the coming
week has been given up on account of the
weather, which is considered to be too
cold.
An uptown saloonist paid the usual
fine yesterday for keeping open after II
O'Clock. In the meantime another charge
is pending against the same party; that
of selling liquor to minors.
Mr. Dewitt Young, formerly in charge
of the Office at the Sawyer house, is visiting
old friends in the city. Mr.. Young, it is
understood, came very near being q pas
senger on the Inflated propeller Manistee.
Sheriff OGorman, of Ramsey county,
visited the state prison yesterday accom-
panied by Thomas Murray. The latter
will remain one year and half for com
hitting an assault while armed with
dangerous weapon.
John Hogan, charged with the larceny
of pair of boots from in front of Fergu-
son Bros. store, was arrested on Friday
afternoon, Mr.. Hogan, very IN wisely Of
fered the stolen property for sale at
figure much less than the real value. The
chief of police being informed of the mat
ter John was taken into custody, and after
hearing was sent to the coznty Jail for
period of thirty days.
The trial Of John STEINER for the muir
der of Andrew Lautsh, in August last at
Centerville, in this county, has engaged
the attention of the district court for the
past three days. On Friday evening the
case was given to the Jury, who had the
testimony under consideration for nearly
SIX hours, and finally rendered a ven dict
Of acqnittsl. 1t ia conceded by persons
present at the trial that the jury decided
in accordance with the evidence.
On Friday afternoon Chief of Police
Shortan arrested man named John Lee,
for robbing the money drawer in the bar
room OF the Farmers home. The accused
has been boarding at the homo for some
time past. The 80 or SIS taken from the
till was all in small change. The 1ujudi-
cio1s use of his i'll gotten gains finally
brought Mr.. Lee into trouble. While he
was having glorious time in an up town
saloon, treating his friends and everybody
else In the most generous manner, Chief
Shortall appeared on the scene and re-
quested the pleasure Of Mr., Lees com
Pany for short walk up the street.
The time of the district court was taken
up yesterday morning in hearing the ar
gument of counsel on motion for a new
trial in the case of Harry just. The pris-
oner, it may be stated, was indicted for the
larceny of certain property from car at
Langton station, and was tried and con-
victed at the present term Of court. The
ground on which 3 new trial is asked, is
stated as misconduct on the part Of the
county attorney, who in summing up for
the state, brought to the notice OF the jury
the fact that the prisoner had refused to
take the stand and testify in his own be-
half. Judge Mcclure withheld his decis-
ion until the resssemhling OF court.