St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-24

does not believe congress viii consider a
tariff bill this season. He also thinks the
bankrupt bill will be enacted
A man and woman who had little frzcas,
in which the woman got black eve for
Christmas present, drove up to the lookup
last night and gave themselves up. They
have been living as man and wife on the
corner OF Third avenue south and Fourth
street.
John r. employed In the sewer e.
partment of the city engineers Office, was
knocked down about O'Clock last evening
at the corner of Washington and Hennepin
avenues by a cutter driven by an unknown
man. Rngler had one OF his ribs broken,
aud received several severe bruises about the
head.
Manager shusby promised when he opened
the Pence that be should only play the best
variety and vaudeville combinations, and
evidently be intends to keep bis word. The
Davene & Austin allied attractions, which is
playing at that theatcr this week, is certainly
the strongest specially company which has
given performances in this city the present
season. They are especially excellent in
dancing features.
Anthony Kilkorin, Frank Burtln and
Thomas O'Neill, three of the men arrested
by the detectives for safe blowing. we're ar
raigned in the municipal court yesterday on
the charge of vagrancy. Their trials were
continued untilto-dsy in $40 bonds each, and
in default Of such bail they were remanded
TO the custody of the sheriff.
Word comes from Minnetonka that num-
Der OF the summer cottages that were closed
up for the winter have been broken into by
thieves and some of their contents stolen.
The residence Of Col. Moore, OF Kansas City.
at Cottage Wood, has been entered and cloth.
ing and articles of furniture taken. w. A.
Miiier's and James Jensen's cottages have
also been burgiarized, aud probably others.
Following Is an extract from letter writ
ten to the journal by g. r. Bushnell ana
John Baxter from Jacksonville, Florida:
''Please say to our Minnesota friends who
contemplate visit to the New Orleans expo
sition not to go before the first of February.
Not single exhibit is ready, leaky roofs. wet
floors, piles OF lumber, unopened boxes, uu-
loaded freight cars and perfect chaos is the
order at present. Rain and mud everywhere
Last evening a man entered the second
hand store of jew named Levi, on Third
avenue north, opposite the Belleview house,
and asked the proprietor if be could warm
himself at the stove, saying he had tooth
ache. Levi said, Certainly" when the fell
low struck him a savage blow over the head,
knocking him insensible. The assault was.
probably made with the intention Of robbery,
although nothing was taken probably owing
10 the fact that the noise attracted attention.
Lewis injuries are quite serious. The as
sailant escaped.
Schedules showing the amount of assets.
and liabilities in the assignment of Jas.
Fowler, who did business as the Fowler Man
ufacturing comp ny, to P. d. Norton. The
liabilities amount to $40, 1879 %, the prinei-
pal creditors being Niemsu, Weinhardt q
Co., Chicago, 81, l67; Bue & Kepp. Milwau-
kee, S69S.50; P. u. Norton. Menosha, Wis
consin, 81, 100; Eleyle L. Fowler, Mnneap-
oils, $40; P. II. Willard, Saltwater, s., 200;
R. s. w. Ely, Minneapolis, $3.50; A. E
Stacy, Elbridge, $50. The assets amount
to 81, 26l.37, consisting of stock and fixtures
valued at 81, s63.77, accounts amounting to
s1,352.60.
Judge Lochren yesterday signed an order
compelling j. II. Strosser and Fred Mosin-
man, partners, as Strosser q Mosinman, and
Henry Oswald & Son TO show cause Deem
Der % why q receiver should not be appointed
to settle up the affairs of the former firm.
The order is granted upon petition of
Nicholas Becker and other creditors who
state that Strosser Il Mosinman are insol-
vent and that the goods belonging 10 the firm
were levied upon by the sheriff December IL
to satisfy claim Of Oswald d Son. The ten
days have elapsed since the writ OF attach
ment was issued, and Strosser & Mosinmau
have not yet assigned their property for the
benefit of their creditors. Wherefore the ap-
pointment of a receiver is asked.