St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-30
GLOBULES,

St. Paul real estate on the fifth page.
The case of william Bowlan was continued
till Dec. 30. He was charged with assault
and battery.
A. Brady and J. J. Flynn. charged with
robbing man of SIS in money, a watch and
suit of clothes, were held to the grand jury.
Reported at the health office yesterday:
Scarlet fever AS North Fort street and St.
Joseph's hospital. Births thirteen and deaths
four.
The jury in the case of Mrs. Gallagher
against the City of st. Paul yesterday re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff in the sum
of $3,1
James Howard and Stella McNaughton, who
were caught occupying the same room on
Fourth street, were each fined $40 yesterday,
whice they paid.
Charles E. Jones, who is charged with hav-
ing stolen lot of mink SKINS was arraigned
in the municipal court yesterday and the case
continued till Jan. 2.
In the case of Frederick Bollinger, admin
istrator, against the st. Paul s. Duluth rail-
road for $4,000 damages in the Ramsey county
district court the jury disagreed.
In the case of Jacob Kranz against the St.
Paul Street Railway company in the Ramsey
county district court the jury returned
verdict for the plaintiff for S212.50.
The West Side Land and Cottage company
yesterday filed in the registers Office an
amendment to its articles of incorporation,
limiting its Indebtedness to $4,000.
A team belonging to the Globe Tea company
ran away on Seventh street yesterday, and
succeeded in smashing up several buggies
and store window. No Que was hurt.
Ladies who will receive on New Years day
will confer a favor by sending their names
and residences, also the names of the ladies
who will aSsjSt them the GI,ORE office rs
early as convenient.
A. r. Helmer waltzed into the police station
last night drunk. He was without q coat, and
said he had pawned it for a dollar to buy
WHISKY. He held a pawn ticket for 81 on q
coat, given by B. Levy.
The Northwest Land company has brought
suit in the district court to recover Ss76 on
an unfulflled contract, and yesterday Judge
Smons filed an order sustaining the demurrer
of the defendant to the complaint.
The first meeting of the High School Tobog-
gan club was held at headquarters in the
Hotel Ryan yesterday. A constitution was
adopted and the following officers were
elected: W. J. Dean, president; Homer P.
Clarke secretary. A number of new mem
bers were elected.
Herman Lodge, No. 2, O. D. II. L., ha:
elected the following officers for the mex
term: =. f. Lemke, president; William
! Schaefer, vice president; G. A. Hofm an sec
rotary; H c. Lachse, financial secretary; H
Schneider, treasurer; P. Madison, trustee fol
| eighteen months.
| A meeting of the Minnesota Association
of Trotting and Pacing Horse Breeders ha:
| been called by Secretary Judson for Jan. 8
| at 2 D. M, at w. L. McGrath's Office in St
| Paul. The purpose of the meeting is to con
slider the resolution adopted at the last meet
| ing of the association, declaring where the
| foal shall be considered as bred. A full meet
| ing is desired.
| The Excelsior Toboggan club held a meeting
| at the RYAN last evening. The reports OF
several committees were received and acted
| upon ami other business transacted. Sew
| eral n ew members were added to the club
| An invi alton from the St. Georges Snow
| Shoe club was accepted, and the club will joiI
| them in their tramp tonight.