Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-26
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Louis EisenmeIger has a large sized
bear hanging on the outside of his Waba-
shaw butcher shop.
The Swedish society, FegF, will give
their first party of the season at Pfeiffer's
hall to night, and good TIM Is assured.
Margare. Cooney was e. mined as to
her sanity at the Probate c0lit rooms yes
terdav. end az result was sent to the hos
pital at st. Peter.
Supt. jenkins, OF the Ere alarm on yes
tarday received q supply of new wire and
insulators, with which he will complete the
ci~coit in st. Paul
On motion of FL. f. Stevens, Esq, D.
York was admitted on certificates by the
District court yesterday to practice in the
courts of Minnesota.
The political pot has begun to simmer,
and the several candidates arc getting IL
their lace work. The country will be saved
q week from next Tuesday.
City Engineer Somers is stirring up the
Duluth railroad officials cor erning their
neglect to put in piling at 5he Seventh
strnet viaduct, per agreement.
The handbills are placarded announcing
the sale of q one-fourth interest of the
Metropolitan hotel at auction on tha
premises, on Saturday, Oct. 26, at 10 a. m.
W. W. Prendergast returned from Glen
wood Yesterday where he delivered
lecture 70 the thirty-six teachers in attend
ance upon teachers institute at that
place this week.
Michael G. Kennedy, of Todd county
was before United States Commissioner
Cardozo yesterday, charged with cutting
timber from government lands He gave
$500 bonds for his appearance.
Yesterday City Treasurer Refs received
cancelled coupons from New York, repre-
senting interest paid On city bonds, to the
amount of $12,342, and board of educa-
ton coupons amounting to $3.50.
The annual meeting of the Ramsey
County Pioneer association will take place
at the chamber of commerce on Saturday
evening next, Oct. 81, at $50 o'clock, for
the election of officers and transaction of
other business.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon
Officer Decorsey arrested a well dressed
middle aged man, who was heastly drunk
. on Third street and who insisted On having
all the sidewalk to himself to The great in
convenience of ladies.
In the United States district court yes
terday, Judge Nelson presiding. Fred
Riley, convicted of having participated in
the robbery of the East Grar0 Forks post
Office, was sentenced to thirteen months
imprisonment in the penitentiary.
II Christianson, attorney of Renville
county, is in the city for the purpose
of obtaining from Attorney Genaral Hahn
an opinion on the question rs to whether
certain lands of the st. Paul, Still
water & Taylor's Falls railway company,
situated in that county, are subject to
taxation.
Francis Waters, the young man arrested
for completely with McGovern and Cham
bers, the Duluth couEterfeiters, was before
Judge Nelson, of the United States court
Yesterday for sentence. On account of
having made valuable disclosures he was
fined only so and sentenced to seven days
hard labor in jail.
The first criminal case which will be
called in the district court this morning
will be that of Fred Hawley for an assault
on a policeman with dangerous weapon,
which will probably be followed by the
trial of Michael Moran for attemptedrape.
The continuation of the civil suit which
was not given to the jury until Wednesday
broke up the previous arrangement of
duties for the trial of the several criminal
dases, as prepared by County Attorney
Egap, and as it would cost the county
some $1,000 or more to keep Witnesses in
waiting over the present week they will
have to be again notified OF the dates
necessary for their appearance and there
fore the docket for the remaiping trials
after this week can hardly be announced
before Saturday or Monday.
Remember the sale of TIE Metropolitan hotel
site with improvements, corner Third and Wash