St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-03
MIS NEAPoLIs GLOBULES.


cases of a quintstte Of Migrants.
Frank Marion reports that he lost pocket
book containing $40 on the hay market.
The court failed to find VIM. Long guilty
of stealing gas piping, and he was dis
charged.
Elmer Void procured a marriage license
yesterday and welded Belle Thorson. Thus
ended the bastardy suit.
Two boxes Of cigars and a small amount
of money were taken from Uhlmon's eating
house, on First avenue south, by burglars.
Yesterday the case against Jacob Kort,
charged with selling liquor without license,
was dismissed on the motion Of the city at
torney.
Schultz & LANCE yesterday fled an assign
ment for the benefit of creditors. The value
Of the property assigned only amounts to
about $500.
The Chippewa Valley branch Of the Chi
cage, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad, which
was swept away during the fall foods, is now
open and in operation.
Judge Young yesterday granted Melvin B.
Bryant and wife permission 10 adopt Gertie
Elvina, five nor ths' old daughter of H. G.
Houchins. The parties live at Greenwood.
A $3.50 sealskin sacque was stolen from
Geo. Vetter's fur store during New Years
night by burglars, who broke into the place
Of business by smashing through front
window.
An engine and four freight cars run into
an open switch at Cedar Lake, on the Min
neapolis q st. Louis railway, and it required
six hours 10 replace them on the tracks. 1t
was a cold job.
F. II. Burnham was arrested yesterday at
the instance of Bessie Bunker, who charges
him with assault and battery. The trial was
set for the 9th, and the defendant gave bonds
in 500 for his appearance.
Dora Kaiser, the complaining witness,
failed to appear in court yesterday, and in
consequence the bastardy case she had had
instituted against her alleged deceitful lover,
one WIN. Mailer, was dismissed.
F. HERMAN has been arrested upon the
information filed by the scaer Of weights and
measures, for violating the ordinance regu-
lating weights and measures, and his trial
was yesterday set for next Tuesday.
L. L. Crane, of the Farmer, narrowly es-
south last night. In showing up a chandelier
II became unlocked and the burning lamps
fell TO the carpet, but fortunately in the fall
the lights were extinguished
Mandana Moores, who alleges that Ma
thaniel, her husband, has been in the ha bit
of associating with lewd women and has
treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner.
was yesterday granted divorce and given
the custody Of her three children.
The peculiar larceny case brought against
Herman Abel failed to hold In court yester-
day, aud was dismissed The goods were all
retlfned TO the defendant, and now will fol-
low lively legal scrimmage 10 get posses
sion, by Il. NJ. Jamison, the alleged owner.
A special meeting of the water board was
held yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of
listening TO the report OF the analysis Of the
river water taken from various points in the
stream. The report showed that lie water
was the purest at the mouth OF the intake
pipe.
Jas. Cragg violated the city ordinance by
driving too fast on suspension bridge, and il
cost him fine in So. 1t seems almost a
shame to make a man walk his horse across
the bridge with the thermometer at 30 de-
grees below zero, but the law must be
Obeyed.
Schedules Of assets and liabilities In the
assignment of Jesse Poland were yesterday
dled. The creditors are principally Mime
npolis and st. Paul wholesale firms. aud the
debts amount to 81, 377.73. The assets con-
sist OF ci0,ting, furnishing goods aud fix
lures, valued at S3,004.lS.
Louis r. Bowler, who was arrested upon a
warrant sworn out by bis wife, Laura, had
his trial for assault and battery yesterday, but
the complaining witness, who is none other
than Miss Lillis,n the female collar and
elbow wrestler, failed to make case, and
the defendant was discharged.
The freezing Of the water pipes at Pence
Opera house last night prevented the work
ing Of the prismatic fountain, and the man
agement were compelled to omit very en-
joyable portion Of the performance The
difficulty will be removed by tonight so there
Is no danger Of a similar mishap.
The Minneapolis Woman Suffrage society
will hold its regular meeting this Saturday
afternoon, at O'Clock in the New Jerusalem
church. corner Of Fifth avenue south aud
Ninth street. Judge Hemiup will read a
paper upon ''The Real aud Ideal in Politics
in Confusion" Everybody cordially invited
The jury, in the suit brought by ". II.
Berry against John T. West 10 recover
$4,000 damages for injuries received from
the falling OF the stone sidewalk in front of
the West hotel, after being out seventv-eirht
hours, failed 10 agree upon a verdict and
we're ordered discharged by Judge Lochren.
Mrs. II. H. Newton, Of the .Nau.sso,a
ma Ten nrff bsa IL -
her drst works, "Foggy Morning" a 2Ox3O
painting. The execution is excellent, the
mist which envelopes the trees in the dis
.ance, aud the drove OF cattle emerging from
og all being quite correctly drawn and good
IN perspective.
An investigation develops the fact that the
man Zien, VINO came 70 Minneapolis about
two weeks ago in the garb OF a modern phil
Rnthropist and solicited subscriptions from
generous citizens toward establishing a free
soup house for the hungry poor. has col
lected the subscriptions aud departed for
parts unknown. Raymond. bis partner or
pal. It Is stated, has gone 70 Chicago.
Billy Maloney aud Mabel GRAY compose a
sketch team in tue Novelty company, which
closes its engagement at Pence Opera house
this evening. In one ~ their ''iurus" they
put on the gloves. Mabel IS probably the
''bes," female pugilist in the business. aud
on New Years night, when Billy arrived at
the theater. verv late, Mabel became angry.
aud the set-to proved a veritsblc knock out
Rslly's eyes were blackeued aud his bead
battered until be gave NJ. TIE bout fur
nished lots Of amusement for the gallery,
aud the shouts which were sent up made the
old ball RUG.
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