Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-04
M1NNEAPoLIs GLoBELETs.


The Boston restaurant is open at all
hours for the accommodation of the pub
lie.
William n. Riddell and Chrislund Dex-
ter we're yesterday admitted to full citizen
ship.
Health Officer Cockburn in his report
gives 100 as the mortality in the city dur
ing November.
The journeymen coopers meet this even
ing at the Knights of Labor hall for the
purpose of organizing union.
Last evening the body of the boy Emil
Zimmerman, drowned in the river Satur-
day, was recovered by diver from Wis
consin.
The following parties received marriage
licenses yesterday: G. A. Bergstrom and
Helen Peterson; George D. French and
Sadie G. Allen.
All efforts to recover the body of the boy
Emil Zimmerman, drowned in the river
while skating on Saturday, have thus far
proven fruitless.
In the municipal court yesterday, the
criminal business occupied Judge Bailey's
attention all day, and the record is I'M
usually extensive.
For committing assault and battery upon
Maggie Mccoy, fellow named Wilson
Mitchell was yesterday sentenced to sixty
days by Judge Bailey.
The cases against VIM. Tanner and G.
W. Munday charging them with keeping
gambling house was dismissed from the
municipal court for want of prosecution.
The case against Mary Wilson, charged
with the larceny of $40 in money, came up
in the municipal court yesterday, but the
examination was continued until Thurs
day.
Father 4. i. Chandonnet, of Notre Dame
De Lourdes church, was recently presented
with gold chaiice by the members of st.
Joseph's society, and of the French band,
of East Minneapolis.
W. FL. Jones, who was arrested under
suspicion of stealing an oyercoat from the
Nicollet house barber shop and charged
with vagrancy, was discharged in the mu-
nIcipai court yesterday.
This evening the Crusaders will discuss
the question: 'Resolred, That capital is
more conducive to public good than la.
Dor" There will be five debaters on eth
or side of the question.
Samuel, Louis and James Suthard were
found in possession of a buffalo overcoat,
and were placed under arrest by Officer
Allen upon suspicion of having stolen the
coat. The case was dismissed.
The larceny case against S. A. Waycott.
was partially examined in the municipal
court yesterday afternoon, and continued
until Friday, in order to secure two wit
nesscs on the part of the defense.
A suit of clothes was fshed out of the
river yesterday and many conjectures are
made respecting the manner in which they
came there. A few are of the of the opin-
ION that suicide has been committed.
The board of trade met yesterday for
the first time in their new quarters, over
Ill Nicollet avenue. There was large
attendance, and an increase of interest in
the welfare of the board was manifested.
The case of William B. Day vs.. G. R.
Patton, for $4,000 damages for injuries
received by means of defective sidewalk
on defendants premises was yesterday
given to the jury and a verdict was given
for defendant.
George R. Hicks, recently bookkeeper
II the employ of Hussey, Eggleston & Co.,
has suddenly absconded. The firm com
plain that with the missing bookkeeper
mysteriously disappeared about 500, the
property of his employees.
At the meeting of the council committee
upon fire department yesterday afternoon
budget of bills were audited and pre-
liminary steps taken leading to the pur-
chase of site for new engine house for
one of the steamers already purchased.
At the regular meeting of the Father
Mathew 7. A. society Sunday evening, a
branch of the I. N. L. of A. was organ
lied, j. 81. McNally being elected treas
urer and collector of the organization I'm
til steps shall be taken for the election of
full coterie of officers.
The Crusaders meet this evening and
hold a debate in which ten of the members
will take hand. The subject is quite in
teresting and its discussion should attract
large attendance. The question IS Re
SOLUed, That labor is more conducive to the
public welfare than capital.
Herbert O. Wright, who was arrested
upon charge of being found in house
of ill-fame, is now charged with stealing
a lot of caps from Simpson d Henderson's
store. The examination will occur this af-
ternoon. In default of 5000 bonds the de-
PENDANT was remanded.
Information was received yesterday that
Their esidence of DIR. Bowman, some five or
six miles from the city on the Watertown
road had been destroyed by fire during
the day, together with all its contents
The loss will aggregate nearly $4,000
upon which there was only about 81, 900 in
surance.
In the municipal court yesterday G. W.
Howard was bound over to await the &C.
ton of the grand jury in the sum of $500
for the larceny of a gold wat,h aud a
finger ring from VIM. h. Chamberlain
jewelry store recently. In default of bail
the prisoner was remanded to the custody
of the sheriff.
Lena CASTOR is under arrest charged
with the larceny of the trunk containing
wearing apparel, prop
erty of Mile Moorehorsa
the complaining witness. Upon Sc re-
warrant Officer Caswell recovered q por-
ton of the stolen property. The case wa: