Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-14
CITY GLOBULEs.

iei e Sirnons' court adjourned from yestor-
iIy - Saturday at 10 a. n.
! lad named Chcs. Rice was arrested yester-
dag oa suspicion Of stealing a field glass and
pair of scales found in his possession.
Tae Marietta Iron wo-ks fled suit aga nst
:os Eaifo Falls Lumber company in the district
c,art yesterday to rccorer judgment on s6l7.-
g. p-0missory note
4 fuH.synopsis OF the interesting lecture de-
l.rersd by Prof. D. L. Kiehle before the st.
Paul high school last evening viii be found in
this mornings GLOBE.
Judge Wilkin holds court at 20 q. m, to-day
- hear arguments for q new trial in the Brown
and Koran case ,and to consider the plea Of VIM.
Mcdonald of simple assault
This Minnesota type foundry fled suit
against steenstraw Il Glenn, printers, in the
district court yesterday, to recover judgment on
T. pFomissory note of $i2S.94.
@ s Engineer Somers was not at his post
yesterday, the occasion of his absence being the
death OF David, his ten year old son who died
y5ter1ay morning of diphtheria
Os ar BGrnstadt, before the probate court yes
;erdGy On examination Tor insanity, was dis
charged, his diseaae proving to be contracted by
too frequent tipping of u bar lumber
There was a meeting of the several committees
o. board OF county commissioners yesterday
~ ming TO finish up some old matters of bust
L 50, which was adjourned to p. IN. to-day.
Tie German National bank Sled suit in the
district court yesterday against Charles NJ. Dit
man aad others to foreclo5e a mortgage given to
secure pronissory note amounting to Sl1, 3d.
90.
pGiiN Nons Iba I,,t
States district court yesterday in the cases of
James Gleason, Bennett and Ryan, charged with
breaking into the East Grand Forks postofiee
and they were discharged.
Sheriff Fl L. Gish, of LIE Sueur county, passed
through the city yesterday with James NcDon-
aid and Frank Gray, whom he Gagged in the Still
water penitentiary for larceny by breaking and
entering shopin the night time.
Ser cant MCGOWAN, of the Winnipeg police
forco, was in st. Paul yesterday trying to get
some trace of the swindlers, Howard and Pond,
who duped their partner out of $4,000 and
skipped. They wore seen at the Merchants ho-
tel in this city last week.
Charles W. Boyd, of Iowa, and Charles David
son, Of Indiana, were admitted to practice in
the courts of Minnesota by the supreme court
yesterday, on the presentation of affidevits and
certlhcat=s from the supreme courts of their re-
spective states. They will open business in st
Paul.
The Messrs. Sattler Bros. were busily engaged
all yesterday at their Diamond clothing store,
lob East Third st eet, arranging their stock,
damaged by the FIRE Tuesday night for reouen-
ing They begin their great fire sale at O'Clock
this 10 rning. and will offer an immense stock
at great bargains.
"Haman's License is the subject of a lecture
to be given by Mrs Youmaus, of Canada, in the
Central Presbyterian church, Saturday, Decenl-
her 18th, at p. n. Admission free Mrs.
Youmans is very interesting and forcihle
speaker, and comes under the auspices of the
w. c. 4. u, of this city.
Judge McCrary and jury in the United
States district court yesterday, took up the case
Of Robert c. Mckenzie against the city of ST.
Pau, for $4,000 damages, alleged to have been
sustained from injuries caused by falling through
sidewalk, On the night of June 18th last,
plaintiff WIS walking down Fourth street, near
81. Peter, when he fell into an excavation and
was badly jured. the case was given 10 the
jury last night, and sealed verdict will be re-
turned.
The police officers of St. Paul are arranging
for the annual patrolmen's ball, to be given at
Market hall on the 7th of January. A meeting
of officers was held yesterday afternoon at
Whlch OHceIs HrheIoach, Brosseau, daley,
Marien and Chas. j. Haaft were appointed q
committee on arrangements. It is proposed to
circulate an agreement which is to be signed by
the officers, who expect to participate, by De-
ce.nber Is.
The ladies' of Unity church will hold an apron
sale in the church parlor, on Saturday afternoon
and evening, Dec. Is. 1t will be an excellent
opportunity for ladies to find useful presents
for those living in their families. number
OF fancy articles suitable for presents will also
be offered. At the same time and place the
.. +. u, or Childyen's club, will also hold a
sale of dolls aud dolls clothes. and will offer
ice cream and c.ke etc, for refres 7ments. There
will be 10 admission fee. Let all come.