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

from some disease that affected her heart.
consequently the painful event was not
wholly unexpected.
There was rush around Schliek's shoe
store, Fourth and Wabashaw streets, yester
Jay, ana 1t was all on account of an en-
oosseo and richly engraved sign which
represented the quality of shoes turned out
Wy al eastern manufacturer. Fire Com
missioner Schliek would have turned the
hose on tne mob had he not been the public
oenefactor he is SO noted for being.
"nlle the guard was attentiYely watch
ing two nine and six months inmates in
the basement of the workhouse at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, Michael Barrett. late
lY sent there for ninety days for wife beat
ing, skipped the ranch and had not been
found at last accounts, although the CITY
was being thoroughly secured for him.
Joseph Green was arrested by Officer
Kennedy at O'Clock last evening for dis
orderly conduct in breaking in the win
dows of a boarding house Oh Fourth street
opposite Rice park. His sup osed &C.
complete was picked up at midnight, but
his accusing Teutons were too full of beer
to convince the officers that the mar was
guilty, he being mild hammered and sober.
AS the Market hall clock chimed the mid
night hour just prsvious to ticking of "thir-
teen" O'Clock, John Kellcher was brought to
the city hall with face we'll frescoed by
lists, but shaded with a Buffalo Bill white
hat with as wide a rim as. the outer circle
on The planet Saturn. ae had been paint
ed III street atfray and his decorator had
made good his escape.
James d. Neagle had a So buffalo robe
stolen from his buggy on Minnesota street
at $50 last evening, and giving notice at
the city hall Officer Mahon found the robe
at 1870 at Isaec Abrahams, at 45 East
Seventh, where the thief had sold it for 81.
Neagle paid Abraham 81 for his bargain
and took the robe, while the officer got
good description of the culprit from
him.
With the case of Thomas Mcleod, re-
tracing his former plea of not guilty to
the Indictment found against him by the
grand jury, for larceny, and pleading gull
ty to the same, the criminal docket of the
district court was exhausted yesterday and
the court adjourned at noon to Monday
morning to finish up its business by SEN
tenoing those convicted during its session
whe had not been granted stay of pro-
ceedings.
Julia Hudson filed suit in the district
court yesterday against Nathan Lyons &
Co., the Third street furnishing goods
merchants. for $4,000 damages claimed to
have been sustained by her by tripping
her feet, on the I'd day of October last,
against double trap door left
hoisted on the sidewalk, and being thrown
down thereby upon said walk with great
violence, breaking her collar bone and
wounding her in the arms, limbs and
breast She further claims that her -ner-
vous system was badly and permanently
shattered by her fall.
Attorney General Hahn rendered two
opinions yesterday in regard to the con-
stitEtional amendments adopted at the
late state election, the returns on which
will be officially counted next January.
Under these provisions he holds that
county uperintendepts of schools are not
prevented from entering upon their duties
OF Dec. l, the present year. He further
rules that under the law, the effect of the
amendments is to make the official terms
Of county treasurers and county auditors
commence and end the first Monday i'll
January of each aud every year,
Fl. @. Simple fled suit in the district
court yesterday against Daniel W. Philips
for $3.50 damage done his horse, buggy
and harness which the latter hired to drive
around the city with the 9TH of last Sep
tember and with which it is claimed he
took trip to Minneapolis and abused and
neglected. The complaint states that at
Minneapolis the defendent hitched the
establishment to telegraph post where
the buggy was smashed by his neglect, the
horse ran away and injured itself to the
amount of 500 and the harness was gen
orally bursted.
The market house after temporary IulI
in business is rapidly picking up again
through the pluck aid stick-to- itiveness of
Messrs. Elliott and Bergman, who have
enlarged each their quarters from one stall
to five and three and are doing a good
business with full stock of goods. On
Monday Minneapolis candy firm will oc
cupy one of the stalls and another has
just been opened by news and cut card
stand where the DAILY GLOBE can be found
on sale. The electric light placed in front
of the market house By Messrs. Burns and
Elliott and others is decided improve
ment and shows that they are wide awake
to make5the market house a thorough
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