Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-16
To.DAY's WEATHER..
CITY GLoBULEs.

hall last night on light-fngered com
plant.
Geo. Morgan was acquitted of an at
tempt to outrage SIX year old girl by q
jury iu the district court yesterday, but
was found guilty of assault.
Yesterday City Treasurer Refs paid the
Judges who oficiated at the recent cleo
ton, Each one received $14, the aggre-
gate amount paid being $1,000.
Capt Burger leaves for the Arkansas
Ho. Springs in q few days to try and OBJ
tain relief from an old wound broken out
afresh on his only remaining hand.
Commissioner Ed. Schliek reports the
sale of tickets for the ball of inc Fire De-
partment Relief association, to be given
at Market hall on the 25th inst, as very
large.
The trial of Chas. Hanster, the colored
man, who shot and killed his mistress, on
Jackson street, early last summer, will be
taken up in the district court at 10 q. m.
to day.
The Northwestern Manufacturing and
Car company filed suit In the district
court Yesterday against Peter Jervis i'm
pleaded with Geo. Jervis for $835.40 due
on promissory note.
very enjoyable musical and literary
entertainment will be given in the lecture
room by the young people of Jackson
street Methodist church tonight, to be
followed by a social.
John Sullivan, once well-to-do street
contractor, in this city, who has found
haven in the tramp room at the city hall
for two nights past, will be taken to the
county poor farm to-day.
Only eleven prisoners and twenty three
dodgers were in care of Jailer O'Keefe, at
the city hall, at $50 last evening, though
the moon shone bright enough to tempt
a nightingale off her nest.
S. G. Heille of Grow Wing county, was
before United States Commissioner Cor
dozo, yesterday, charged with cutting tim
Der on government land. He gave bail
for his Appearance in court.
A good degree of interest is centering in
tho contest at the Mount Zion fair, at
Sherman hall, between J. j. Egan and c..
ID. OBrien, and tho voting is likely to be
pretty heavy before the contest is ended.
Yesterday was frisky one for horses,
and the escape Of a horse and buggy from
dashing into crowded horse car on Wa
bsshaw street just in front of Market hall,
late in the afternoon, defaulted by about
hair.
James F. Medium, of Illinois, was ad-
mitted to the Minnesota bar yesterday on
the presentation of aflidavits and certifi-
Gates from the supreme court of Illinois,
and will settle for the practice of law at
Minneapolis.
Yesterday afternoon word came to the
city hall that a man was lying at the cor
ner of Tenth and Wabashaw streets. Of
ficer Ives went up and found that the man
was dead--drunk. The wagon was called
ont and the stiff was taken to the tower.
An adjourned meeting OF the lady
friends of SO" Co., First regiment, will be
held this evening, Nov. 16, at 2:30 p. m.
in tho room of sc" company at the armory
for the organization of active work for the
coming fgir. full attondanceis request
ed.
On Wednesday night a laborer named
Joe Hebert, while drunk, was held up in
the Manitoba house and robbed of about
81 and q dilspidsted gold watch, and yes
terday Officer Call arrested John Hogan
and George Long, who were identified as
the ones who committed the robbery.
DuringW night burglars force
an entrance into the Office of Moehler &
CO. wagon shop, Eighth and Olive
streets, turned huge old safe over, and
picked it open with crowbar. There was
no lucre in the safe, and for e reward for
their nights work they didn't get a red
cent. The Job was performed in bung-
ling manner, and it was evidently the work
oftramps.
Joseph Naumiller, little runt of
Polander, was run in from the ..ontskirts of
the city by special policeman last night
for being drunk. Joseph did not, on be-
ing presented at the station, keep up any
where near to the standard of the accusa-
ton, clad, as he was, in red flannel shirt
for an overcoat, and it was suspicionsd
that sass" had been passed around until
the official had brought him in to appease
his wounded dignity.
John Jomman called at the police court
yesterday and related to Clerk Fsirchild
pitiful story. Saturday night there was a
dance at ShanahRn's in the Sixth ward and
he was engaged as o fiddler. During the
evening a man named Martin danced
breakdown with young lady, in the
course of which Kate Shanahan ran in be-
tween the dancers. Martin slung her
aside when Mike Shsnahan started to 90
for him. At that time the fiddler took a
hand and he was jumped on by both Mike
and Pat Sharahan, who severely punished
him. He swore out warrant for their ar
rest.
Capt. R. Blakely returned yesterday
from the Leech Lake Indian agency,
where he went as special agent of the gov
ernufent to confer with the Pillager band
of Indians with regard to adjusting their
claim for damages to their fishing and
rice interests caused by tearing away their
dam. The commission were absent about
ten days, during which time confao va:
had with Flat Mouth and his tribe, which