St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-17
GLOBULES.

and battery.
Frank Stusney was yesterday taken be-
fore Judge Wilkin and held to bail in the
sum of $500.
Col. Taylor yesterday received, at the
state library, the S5th volume of the New
York reports.
The Bohn Manufacturing company sues
Nels L johnson for S113.50 worth of
building material furnished.
The German edition of illustrated Min
nesota" has been received at the office of
the commissioner CT immigration.
The National German-American bank
yesterday brought suit against Major Hall
to recover a $3.50 promiSSOry note.
FOrepaughs advertising car, No. 4, with
the bugle brigade, C.. \. Potter, manager,
is in the city advertising the great show.
Jacob Grinsburg was arrested by Officer
COmick last night, on the double charge of
disorderly conduct and obstructing the
street.
NJ. McGany, one of the Hoenke gang of
crooked horse operators, was yesterday
held to bail;by the district court in the sum
of 81, 500.
Mary KOttza, an imbecile child of about
10 years, will,be taken to Faribault this
morning. Her mother was taken to the
ST. Peter insane asylum recently.
The jury in the case of Frank Keller
against the Minneapolis IL ST. Louis road,
100000 damage suit for personal injury,
yesterday awarded the plaintiff $3.50.
The famous singer, Clara Louise Kellogg.
now making a concert tour through the
Northwest, viii appear with her company
of artists at Market hall this evening.
Mat Moeller was arrested on warrant by
Officer Phil Gibbons yesterday afternoon,
charging him with stealing a number of
calves. He was admitted to $500 bail.
4 horse belonging to Francke of West
st. Paul ran away on West Third street
last night, carrying the hitehing weight
with him. When brought to a stop the
horse was badly injured.
Society Vega has arranged to hold pic
mic at Cottage Park, White Bear lake, on
Sunday next. The picnic train will leave
the union depot at 10 o'clock. Music will
be furnished by the North Star band.
The jury in the case of the state against
W. c. Lattimer yesterday returned a YER
dict of not guilty. Lattimer was travel
ing man for Perkins * Lyons, and was ac-
cuSed of embeZZling the funds of the firm.
The board of desimators, to fill the va
cancy in the Galena inspection district, will
convene on July % at Galena, Ill. The
board is composed of Judge Blodgett of
Chicago, George Hays of st. Paul and the
Galena collector of customs.
J. r. Howard, deputy collector of Gus
toms at Bismarck. writes Inspector Hays
that he has received polite invitation
from Secretary Manning to retire to private
life" and that the department has abOl-
ished the customs port at Bismarck.
Judge Simons Yesterday had before him
the assignment case Of Pilkington IL Co.,
and the suit OF the White minors against
Dana White ct al. The former was ar
gued on a motion to file amended COM
plant. and the latter went over to the next
term Of court.
Among the permits granted yesterday
was one for four-stOry brick block to be
erected on Seventh street between Cedar
and Minnesota streets at Il cost of $40, 900,
and one for a three-stOry block on Ramsey
street near Forbes, at cost of Sl4, 1000.
John lament. of Michigan, files suit in
the United States court against James NJ.
Paine and William Men air, of Northern Pa
ciic Junction, asking the court for an in
for an infringement on patent log-rOlling
machine.
Patrick Griffin and Patrick AIOriarity yes
terday brought suit against the Pioneer
Press for SIG. 900, $4,000 and 500 re-
spectively, for libelous publications, in ac-
cusing them of being abettOrS to young
Walsh in his assault on a girl in the Sixth
ward last year.
Edwin p. Hilton, manager of the
Olympic theater, returned from his trip to
New York yesterday in excellent health
and spirits He succeeded in securing
good list of attractions for the coming
season at the Olympic The latter opens
with the popular Alice Oates company.
There are quite number of delinquen
taxpayers whose addresses are not known,
the owners of the property being non-reSi-
dents. If the agents for nonresident prop
erty owners will apply to County Auditor
O'Brien he will look up their tax matters,
and thus perhaps save unpleasant conse-
quences 10 many.
Complaint is made BY West side residents
about the lOafers who infeSs the Wabasha
street end of the bridge. \ lady unattended
cannot pass by without being insulted, and
they dread an evening GRAND which calls
them past the gang" The attention OF
the police Is called 10 the matter. and If an
example is made of one or two of these
loafers II may have salutary effect.
1.-The United States of America against
Mags-co-ge-she-qua-be, otherwise called
Little Frenchman." is the title of a suit
filed yesterday with Clerk Hills. The af-
hdayit Is made by Assistant United States
Attorney c. A. CongdOn on behalf of the
plaintiff, alleging that defendant wrong
fully holds LOCO, 600 feet of Norway pine
logs in the mouth of the Sandy river. which
stream empties into Red lake. The logs
were cut on the Red Lake Indian reSeTva-
ton lands, and are valued at 81 per /. 0OC
feet.
DCount Edward Pueckler, of the board o.
directors OF the Berlin Young Mems Chris
tan Association, Germans, came to The
! city yesterday afternoon and is stopping al
the Ryan. The Young Mems Christian
Association Of the city has secured him FOL
for an address in German at the rooms OF
the association, at the corner of Wabasha
and Ninth streets tomorrow evening
! Count PuebkleT is said 10 be very eloquen
IN his own language, and no doubt his ad
dress will be of great interest.
The paintings illustrative of Yellowstone
park scenery recently purchased by tn
! Northern Pacific railroad of Arthur Brown