Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-30


of Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Indiana,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa and Mime
sofa.
There will be no meeting of the ST. Paul
chamber of commerce on Monday, Dec.
31st.
Judgment of $174.55 was given Conrad
Bohn yesterday in the district court
against Thomas Pritchard.
Yankee Sullivan was caught mapping
last evening and locked up for drunken
ness and on general principles"
The action for divorce of Pat Comfy
from Bella Comfy for drunkenness was
heard before Judge Brill yesterday and
| taken under advisement.
Rev. W. s. Matthews will deliver the
New Year address at the z. M. q. A. meet
ing this afternoon at o'clock. Subject
Christian manliness. All are welcome.
A fine black bear robe lined with satin,
the property of Col. Merriam, was lost
from a sleigh between the latter's house
and P. H. Kslly's residence yesterday af
| ternoon.
The two rs, answering to the names of
Charley Klutz and Martin CAN'T, who got
into lively scrap on Mississippi street at
l o'clock this morning, we're Melted in its
most exciting phaze, and were run into the
bastile.
Last Thursday night farmer from At
ton left his tcam standing in front of a
restaurant on Jackson street, and when he
came out tbs team was non est. The OWL
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to recover them.
After TRACKING an old thief named
Charley johnson, about several hours last
evening, an officer found him with his coat
and boots off in the upper hall of the
Washington house, above the Seven Cor
ners, retired for the night, and he was run
into the city hall for drunkenness.
The young men, Arthur and J. Patter-
son. who were terribly injured in the rail-
road accident at Anoka few days ago
we're brought to st. Paul yesterday morn
ing, and sent to st. Joseph's hospital by
DR.. Murphy. They were also attended by
DR.. Giddings, of Anoka, who accompanied
them to this city.
Catherine Novak filed suit in the dis
trict court yesterday against the Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway company
for, az il claimed, running her down on a
st. Paul street crossing Aug. 10, 1888
throwing her from the track with an en-
CINE, and causing her sickness, pain and
injury to the amount of SIS, 200 damages.
At the PETER hall dance last night a
fellow approached another and asked him
if be ''talked United States" On his re-
plying that he "didn't talk United States
but a little" his interlocutor said he
would learn him." and hauling off struck
him heavy blow in the face. At IL
O'Clock the assaulted party had secured the
services of policeman and was hunting
for this new tangled teacher of Languages
Caesar Boy, stapping big Ethiopeon
after threatening to cut several pates in Q
Robert street saloon late last night, got
out into the street where he evidently
sighed for ''new worlds to conquer" See.
ing Officer McFetridge he brandishsd a
huge knife and threatened to carve him
into mincemeat, which the officer objected
to, and with few we'll directed blows with
his club, brought him to terms and march.
ed him into the tower unalded.
Frederick Stevens filed complaint in
the district court yesterday against the
city, setting forth its duty to keep the
street in good order for travel, and stating
that while on Exchange street between
Eagle and Chestnut, Oct. 8, 1882, by reason
of distractions of sand and rock he was
thrown from his wagon, his leg broken
and he was rendered incapable for labor
for which he asks judgment of $4,000
damages.
Ex-Sheriff Frederick Richter filed pc
tition in the district court yesterday for
REIN amusement of funds advanced by him
while in Office to the amount of S2,3S3 SO,
| for the salaries of additional balifs, to at
tend upon the courts, said bslifs being
authorized by said courts at salary of
$1.100 per annum, though no record was
| made of the fact in the court records.
When the act of the Minnesota legislature,
approved March s, 1878, went into effect
establishing the salary and fees of certain
officers of Ramsey county" he was fur
nishing and continued to furnish these
baliffs on the order of the court. The pc
titioner now prays that the fact of such
attendance and direction of the court,
therefore be made matter of record, that
an order be issued for the payment for
such service of the county, and that they
be paid.
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