St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-05
THE POLICE COURT.
Tuesdays Grist and How it Was Dis
nOSed of.


The docket at the police court yesterday
was light, the principal case being that of the
state against Thos. Koran and John Dono-
van, an account of whose arrest on the
charge of larceny appeared in yesterday
issue of the GLOBE. Donovan was arraigned
on the charge of stealing $500 from Gustav
Peterson on the 31st of last January, and
Koran was charged with receiving a
portion of the stolen money. The case of
Horn was continued to the 10th inst, and
as to Donovan the court heard
the testimony for the prosecution.
John Dahl, a barkeeper in the employ OF
Koran, testified that at the time of the rob-
berry Peterson and several others had been
drinking; that Peterson treated the crowd
and that being drunk he refused or neglected
to pay for the drinks; that during the even
ing Donavan put his hand into Petersons
pocket, took out his pocket-book, and releiv-
ed it of its cash; that afterwards Donovan
left $120 with him, the witness, with orders
to give it to Koran, subsequently took back
$50 of the money, saying that he would keep
it himself.
The further hearing was continued to the
10th inst. and the bail of Donovan was fixed
at 81, 500.
Horan's bail was fixed at $3.50, with the
same sureties as he had before. After this
case had been disposed of Koran was ar
raigned on the charge of assaulting John
Dahl, his bar keeper. The disturbance took
place in saloon last Monday, and coun
tered couple of blows on the gourd of the
compounder of cocktails. This hearing was
also continued until the 10th inst.
The case of Albert Jeffries excited some
interest, owing to the intelligence and re-
spectability of the parties. Jeffries was
charged with disorderly conduct on com
plant of his wife, dashing woman with
considerable style and good looks The
parties separated some weeks ago and jeff
res sued for divorce on the
grounds that he was afraid tc
live with her yesterday she testified that he
had called at her house and had tried to break
in the door. He admitted the act but alleged
that he had merely gone to the house for the
purpose of getting his share of their goods
He was put under bonds to keep the peace.
Real Estate and Building.
Fifteen transfers of real estate were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday, the aggregate
considerations amounting to $1O,999 Following
are the transfers:
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
Samuel C. Staples to James Donohoe,. lots Ia
and IS, block 3, Kittering s. Constants addition,
$780,.
James Donohoe to Edward Fl. Murphy, und
vided half of lots ID and Is, block g. Kittering &
Constants addition, $3.50.
Robert A. Kirk to F. L. Schram, lot 5, block 2
of Collins outlets, S700.
Margaret Ayers to Paul A. Lavallee, part of lo
49, Hoyt's outlots, $500.
E. Lawton to Frank Brosseau, part of lot d
block IS, Bells addition to West St. Paul, S120
VIM. L. Darling to Henry A. Rider, lot 2, block
10, College place, east division, 81 100.
William E. Seeley to Douglas Putnam, lots
and 5, block 40, lots 8, and 5, block 81, lot 3
block 1O9, West st. Paul proper, S2,350.
Robert P. Lewis to Anna Dittrich, lot 12, block
2, of Chambers addition, $1,000.
Same to Neils C.. Nielsen, lot 18, block II
Lewis second addition, $500.
Isaac Bernheimer to August Rehbein, NV 4
of NE a, Sec 9, T. 80, r. 90, 1854.
John Wann to Jacob Hammer, lots and g.
block 81, Summit Park addition, S745
Douglas Putnam to Paul Martin, lots and 5
block 40, West ST. Paul proper, 81, 100.
Albert Scheffer to Henry Martin, lots 10 and II
block 16, Woodbury. & Cases addition, West st
Paul, $500.
John E. Ransom to Louis Peterson, lot 8, block
OIL, Ly Uldn LAY tOu duulLiOu, SSoO
Robert c. Wright to Lewis L. May, lot IL
block IA, Brooklynd addition, $500.
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following bnilding permits were ISSUED
yesterday by Building Inspector johnson:
Martin Kelesth, one and one-half story frame
dwelling on Marion street, between Milford and
Atwater, $500.
Frank Fischer, one story dwelling on Marion
street, betweet Wazatta and Front, $500.
Hans Carlson, two story frame house on Four
teenth street, between Canada and Broadway.
$500.
c. G. johnson, one story frame dwelling OF
Cook street, between Payne and Edgerton, $500
Geo. Cook, one and one-haf story frame
dwelling on Manitoba avenue, between Park ant
Rice 81 900.
Geo. Dickson, one and one-half story frame
dwelling on Manitoba avenue, between Park ant
Rice, $1,000,
Henry j. Peters, one story Office addition or
Dakota avenue, between Fillmore aud Fairfield
$500.