St. Paul daily globe., 1886-06-29

out the fire department and large crowd
last evening. The damage was slight.
John Smith and william Provost, q couple
of fellows who insulted two young girls on
washington venue Saturday night were yes
terday fined SIS each in the municipal court.
The Minnesota s. Northwestern Railway
company yesterday took out permit to build
freight depot on the corner Of Washington
ana sixteenth avenues south, to cost $25, 900.
John Simpson, found guilty of stealing 5000
from his employees, was sent to Saltwater for
flve years by Judge Young yesterday. Simp-
son Claimed that whisky had brought him SO
low.
I The case of Architect Burlington against
John L. West, to recover $4,000 alleged to
be due for work performed on the West hotel,
will be tried at the September term OF the
district court
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: George c. Chadwick and Hannah
Oxborough, John Larson and Johannah NJ
Erickson. Henry Hegeny and Pauline Stiller,
Thomas Sheaffer and Mary Churchill.
L.. missionary concert will be given this
evening at Central Baptist church by the
Young Peoples society. The program is an
interesting collection of literary and musical
numbers and will be followed by refresh
rnentS
Frank Goods, teamster, was ran away
with and thrown out of his wagon last even
ing at the corner of Nicollet and Grant street.
He was severely injured and was taken to his
| home, at % Second street north. by the patro
wagon in an insensible condition.
| A man named Theodore Jackson, who ar
rived in the city yesterday over the Albert
Lea complained that he had been robbed of
! S160. He had a felow-passenger arrested on
| suspicion, buTnothing was found on the man
to Indicate hiSghilt and he was accordingly
! discharged,
The verdict whereby George S. Grimes OBJ
| %at,, ,0l Al
company, for ejectment, has been set aside
| by Judge LOchren, for the reason that the
evidence showed that Mr.. Grimes rode on the
motor for the purpose of testing his pass, and
| is therefore not entitled to damages.
Charles KempSOn young man arrested by
| Detective Quihlan yesterday morning was ar
raigned in the municipal court yesterday for
/ Stealing horse belonging to Constable Ezra
Payne of Eden Prairie, Sunday night. The
animal was foundAu his possession and he ac-
| knowledged the theft. He was bound oyer to
await the action of the grand jury in the sum
| of 1000.
| The Exposition building committee met
| yesterday afternoon and considered several
| propositions for lighting and roofing the
! building. Three more applications for space
| for exhibits were received. portion of
the collection of plaster casts has arrived and
| is at the custom house, St. Paul. The kitchen
/ of the Exposition is being fitted up by Janney,
! Semple 81 Co., who have the contract.
| The John Dillon branch of the Irish Ma
! tional league remitted $50 yesterday to Rev.
| Charles O'Reilly, Detroit, Mich. meeting
| of this branch will be held next Saturday
/ evening rtTobin's rink. corner Second street
and Eighth avenue northeast, and an effor4
will be made to increase the membership of
| the. club and infuse enthusiasm into the
breasts of a few well-to do Irishlner in that
! part OF the city who have been yet so cool
and apathetic as to contribute nothing to the
| their Str1CplnC
| speakers Of local eminence will address the
meeting, and successful rally is anticipated.
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