St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-26
,,sor sr,.o that Nord,und snatehed pocket

Olson swore that Nordlund snatehed pocket
book containing $40 from him on Tuesday.
Fuller & johnson, of Wisconsin, have
brought suit in the United states circuit
court against Fred Witsten, OF Montevideo,
Mimi, to recover $397. 93 on several promis-
sorry notes.
OfHoers visiting Fort Smelling are Informed
that, in the office of the assistant adJutant
general at Fort Smelling, both the daily and
the Sunday GLOBE are kept on file and open
to reference.
P. A Anderson, u shoemaker, Louis Hen
erickson, q stOneoutter, and Peter Anderson
and Andrew Johnson, laborers, were arrested
last night by Officers Sullivan and Leyde ana
locked up on charge of gambling.
Carrie Mccarthy fell on the sidewalk near
the Seven corners last night and
broke her left ley near the knee.
She was removed to her room on Seventh
street and DIR. Ancker attended her.
The auction sale of lots in Westminster adj
diton was well attended yesterday. On ac-
count of the threatening appearance OF the
weather, the number of bidders was not as
large as was expected, still thirty-n1ne lots
were sold, aggregating $2l,O65.
The case OF the State of Minnesota VS.. the
Northern Pacific Railroad company was
argued before Judge Brill in special term of
the district court yesterday and taken under
advisement. 1t arises over difference in
construction of the law taxing railroad earn
ings.
AT the annual meeting of the st. Paul
Presbyterian alliance which took place at the
parlors of the House of Hope church on Fri
day evening, the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Rev. j. p.
Dysart, president; DIR. l.. d. SimOntOn and
Henry L. Williams. vice presidents; Richard
Mardin, secretary; HI. B. Walsh, treasurer.
A. H. Nicolay sold at auction yesterday
afternoon eight lots on Charles street, Ed
nlund street and Thomas street, each 50x132
feet inches, situated in block H. block H.
block and block 81, all in Robertson & Van
Etten's addition. The price was 1905 to 81, 005
each. A large audience was present, and the
bidding throughout the sale was very spirited
The preliminary examination of Alfred
Johnson, Peter Peterson and Charles Johnson,
charged with assault with dangerous
weapon, was continued in the police court
yesterday until Oct. q Molit, the complain
ing witness, has not recovered from his in.
juries which it is claimed Alfred Johnson,
one of the three inflicted with dirk knife.
The agent for the st. Paul Law and Order
league, ]. J. Smith, of Minneapolis, brought
two prisoners before Judge Cory yesterday
afternoon. James Robinson. charged with
selling liquor to minors, put up S25 for his
appearance for trial on Monday. John Brown
was arraigned on the same charge, but the
man who bought the drinks with money given
him by Smith, testified that he was % years
old, and consequently the case was dismissed.
BY direction of the acting secretary of war,
Maj. HI. Clay Wood, assistant adjutant gen.
eral, will be relieved from duty at the head
quarters department of Columbus and will re-
port in person on Nov. ! to the adjutant gen.
eral of the army for duty. He will relieve
Maj. William ]. Volmar, assistant adjutant
general, who, when relieved, will proceed to
Vancouver barracks, Washington territory,
and report for duty as assistant adjutant gen.
cral of that department