Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-22
CITY GLOBULES.

A general court martial is ordered to
meet at Fort Meade, D. T., December Sd,
1888.
A General court martial ia ordered to
meet at Fort Sisseton, D. T., November
26, 1888.
James McAuicre was arrested by Off ce
Dufour on suspicion of theft last evening
and VIM. Murmone for stealing a Buffalo
robe.
A. Pugh filed suit in the district court
yeste: day for judgment of $1,000 and
interest against A. R. Kiefer On prom
issory note.
The st. Paul Chess and Checker club
have rented handsome rooms in Kiefer's
block on Seventh street between jackson
AND Sibley streets.
The third annual ball of the st. Paul
Fire Department Relief association will be
given at Market hall on Wednesday even
ing, November 90.
DR.. Smith in his lecture at the Baptist
church tonight for the Womens' Christian
Home will discuss the subject of teaching
modern languages in the public schools.
The condition of Mrs. Adam Gotzian
was reported yesterday as improved, and
it Is thought that she will be strong
enough to bear the journey home within a
few days.
Last night, Mark Cahil, while at work in
stable on west Fourth street had the
misfortune to run the prong of a pitch
fork into his right foot. The wound is not
considered serious.
The probate court failed to find Anton
Miller fit subject for the st. Peter in
sane asylum at an examination yesterday,
and he was therefore discharged. His
wife entered the complaint.
Judge Nelson as engaged yesterday in
trying the case of Chas. Lamb against T..
al, Lowry and others in which action was
was brought to have deed declared a
mortgage on certain Pine lands.
Yesterday City Treasurer Refs receive d
redeemed coupons from New York on
which interest had been paid to the amount
of $S,S48, and redeemed coupons on board
of education bonds amounting to 1920.
In going to ii fire last night hook and
ladder truck No. ran into street car at
the corner of Seventh and Wabashaw
streets and broke one of the lights in the
rear end of the car. No other damage was
done.
The alarm of fire from box No. 16 at
9:l5 o'clock last night was caused by a
slight blaze at Walach's store, Sixth and
Wabashaw streets. The fire started from
an ssh barrel and the damage was very
slight.
On motion of Walter II. Sanborn, Esq
before Judge Simons in the district court
yesterday, and on presentation of certifi-
oates from the supreme court of Indiana
Freeman X. Blake was admitted to the
Minnesota bar.
Taomas Murray was arraigned before
Judge Wilkin yesterday afternoon, having
been found guilty at this term, of assault
with dangerous weapon, and was sen
fenced to one year and six months at hard
labor in the state penitentiary.
Alex. Benson, q nurse and one of the as
sistants at St. Joseph hospital, became
violently and suddenly insane on Tuesda J
and was so violent that he had to q
lodged in the county Jail. He was exam
Ined before the probate court yesterday
and will be carried to st. Peter to. day.
There was a very mad man in front oil
the custom house on Wabashaw street yes
ter1ay noon, his horse having luberly tum.
bled down on the smooth pavement. over
turned his buggy, dumped him in the
highway and torn numerous buckles In his
harness from their leather fastenings.
The trial of Brown and Koran, accused
of assault and highway robbery upon Rev
DR.. Thomas, of st. Paurs church, did no
begin in the district court yesterday owing
to the absence of an important witness fol
the state. Either that case or the HanI,
murder trial will be taken up this morn
ing.
Mr.. H1nster, the vocalist of the Callen
der minstrel festival, is brother of tn,
young man whose trial for killins
his mistress was concluded in the distr1c
court yesterday. Mr.. Hunster is a gentle
man il all respects, and he deeply regret.
the unfortunate affair which involved hi:
brother.
The local report of Secretary Hart, o.
the board of charities and corrections, g,
to tie miserable condition of the Goodhu,
county Jail at Red Wing, is admitted to b,
true by the newspapers there, and as mis-
cry loves company they look eastward ant
twit their Winona neighbors over thei
miserable poor house.
There is big row with the farmers OF
the upper end of the Manitoba line caused
by the railway elevators refusing to tax.
their frosted wheat on the railway to pro
vide loss for its shipment to market, and
Gen. Baker has smother job on his hand.
so straighten out, and says the railroad