St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-02
MIN NEAPoLIs GLOBULEs

men exchanged watches for December.
John Haberbier's cafe at 205 Nicoilet av
enue is open from a. m. to II p. m.
Turkey shoot at the Lake View house, Lake
Calhoun, Wednesday, Dec. 3, at p. u
Several Minneapolis lumb ermen will attend
the lumbermens convention TO open in Chi
cago tomorrow.
Fred Witchie and Emma Sigmund, Sand
ford Blanchard and Lydia Cotton, yesterday
obtained marriage licenses.
Detective Haukinson yesterday ran In a
man on suspicion of being the seaiskin cap
thief who is wanted in st. Paul.
The case of Thomas Statelen VS.. j. K.
Perkins before Judge Locbran yesterday was
discharged on the plaintiffs motion.
Judge Young heard no cases yesterday,
because of the absence of E. NJ. Wilson from
the city, who appears in each case.
Geo. Riley, the man in limbo for stealing
/. KimbaIls s25 lap robe Will be arraigncd
for an examination before Judge Bailey to-
day.
The chief of the fire department reports
only eighteen alarms during the past month,
ana many OF them were occasioned by small
smudges,
Charles North is the name of the man ar
rested yesterday by Lieut.. West upon the
charge OF stealing SIS. He will be given a
trial to-day.
The standing committees of the city couD-
ell met yesterday and prepared considerable
business TO come up at the regular meeting
tomorrow evening.
Tbo-a ,,aro 100 ,oorriooo 1ioaneae ieeued I'm
Hennepin county during the month of No
vember. The number issued during Novem
Der of last year was 17S.
Edgar A Gray has launched into the news
paper field paper which rejoices in the
name of the Northwestern Presbyterian. 1t is
neatly printed and well edited.
Michael Murray and C. Buddy, the lads
who were arrested upon the suspicion that
they tapped the Temperance billiard hall till
to the tune of $2S on Saturday night, will be
arraigned to-day.
Judge Lowell, of New York. has filed de-
cision in the telegraph case of Drawbaugh
VS.. Bell in favor of Bell. The Drawbaugh
claim priority. This settles a matter
important to the Northwestern exchange.
Some one suggests that the Kalkhoff block
the Athenaeum, the Academy of Sciences
and the Society of Fine Arts. but it may be
solely in the interest Of the proprietor of the
block.
Adon Butler did not leave with his Sun
KNOWN the lady collar and elbow wrestler,
to meet Annie Lewis in Cleveland, owing TO
his inability to secure a hall at the time de-
sired. He talks of going TO San Francisco
to locate
Celia NJ. Beighley was yesterday granted a
divorce from Geo. W. Beghley to whom she
was married June 80, 1868, and by whom
she has two children. The court also gave
her leave to resume her maiden name of
Celia NJ. King.
L. Monstead stole lot of old s'truck''from
the Milwaukee railway company, and King
the flv special in the employ of the company
corralled him. Manstead. win steal nothing
more for the next twenty days unless he
breaks Jail.
Lewis John son, charged with larceny of
S2S from the person of John Anderson, was
brought before his honor yesterday. and the
preliminary examination was set for Friday
morning, and in default of bail the defend
ant was remanded.
ing last mouth, a decrease of % as COM
pared with the corresponding number in
1873. Or these 9were from diphtheria, s
from typhoid fever, 9 from consumption and
twelve from pneumonia.
The monthly report of Clerk Dunn of the
municipal court shows that during Novem-
Der there was collected in the criminal de-
partment fines TO the amount of 50, 1877. so,
and in the civil department fines to the
amount of S17S.65, making a total of ST.
3S6.15.
Valentine g. Hush, having resigned as
deputy collector of internal revenue for the
sale of beer and cigar stamps, Alfred B. Hush
was appointed by Hon. VIM. Bickel, collec-
tor to fill the vacancy, and entered upon the
discharge of his duties yesterday. Mr.. A =.
B. Hush is thoroughly experienced and quite
well fitted for the position.
May % John E. Plant was found guilty of
bastardy and was ordered to pay 81. 80 per
week toward the support of the child, giving
bond in $500 for the performance of the
obligation. AS he has failed to do this, the
county commissioners yesterday commenced
suit against the defendant and his boudsmen
TO recover the amount of the bond
Nellie Stevens. one of the dizzy damsels
arr ested by Officer Brudigan, for kicking uu
a turbulent jamboree in Priests saloon. was
yesterday fined SIT. Lille johnson, her
companion, was discharged, and Mr. Priest
was arraigned on charge of keeping his
saloon open on Sunday. He pleaded not
guilty, ann his trial was set for Friday morn
ing in $500 bonds, which he gave.
It had to come. James Brennan will get
helpessly intoxicated, and has served ont
many sentences in the county jail. Recently
he has met with the misfortune, for misfor-
tune it is, because if locked I'D he would
necessarily abstain, of having sentence sus-
pended repeatedly for the same offense.
Yesterday he was again arraigned. and the
court evidently thinking patience ceases
to be a Virtue,'' gave him thirty days
Arrangements for the banquet to be held
this evening at the West hotel, by the Min
neapolis association of the Sons of Maine.
are nearly perfected; about one hundred an i
nifty tickets having been sold. Parties who
have not secured their tickets can do so dur
ing the day at the office of C. C.. Garland d
Co., 2ll1 q Nieollet avenue, or at the West
hotel in the evening The guests will con-
vene at 1880 p. m.
October 25 Jas. Martin, a man about
thirty-five years old, hired horse and buggy
at Frank w. Woodcock's livery stable. 621
First avenue northeast He did not return
the rig and the matter was placed in the
hands of Detectives Quinlan and Gleason.
who discovered their man several weeks ago
and have since Swallowed him. Yesterday
Sergeant Hill arrested Woodcock and lodged
him in Jail. The whereabouts of the prop
erty, for which the detectives have been