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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-24
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-24

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, 1877-10-28

EHAAALA+E IA9L
OF hydrophobia turned up at the Webster Ave
nue. Police Station last evening. At q :4U Officer
scanlou brought III a young German girl whou
he found apparently insane on Orchard street.
between Sophia md Centre streets. She had
been i'll the station but short time wien every
symptom Of hydrophobia WAS manifested. She
would bark like 4 dog, and that too with the
peculiar short, suappy bark OF the 'Spltz u
dog She had several severe fits in the station,
aud was finally sent to the St. Joseph Hospital.
There she was attended by d.. c. Paul Simon,
who was forced to acknowledge that it was 4
genuine case Of hydrophobia. The pa
ticut was put INTO straight iark-
et,. to prevent her from doing injury
to herself tr to others, ana every care
WAS takeu to remove all water or other sub
stances that reflect light from the apartment.
But the ats still continued, aud Eepl Increasing
in violence, so that the pour girl will hardly SUR
yiFe the night. Thc death Is 4 painful. sure,
and speedy one AS nearly Us can be ascertain
ed tue unfortnnate's name is Marie Augusta
5 Sullivan street. She is barely l6 Years OF age.
As to when or where she was bitten Is thus lar
us her parents co 1ld not be found
last night. It is exceedingly probable, however
that She was one OF many persons that were
bitten by l. rabid Sp;tz dog about the 18th uf
last month, and which was killed on Lincoln
avenue by Se1gt. LLOYD. Some thirty or forty
people were supposed to have been bitten, none
By this canine, and If the Klein girls
By many similar. The police were unable to
trace any Of them out, and In all probability
none Of the wounded thought to have their
wounds cauterized.
, 1877-10-28
SUNDAY.

him; tnat two children, daughter aged !
! years and son OF 4 months, constitute the
issue Of sail marriage: that the sald Jnlia
] PAtten, during the months OF March anu April,
lo6 and at various other times since, l4as coin.
! lni:tca adultery with Lieut.. Frank Gcrhlng, OF
the Lake Street Sq,,i,'' att! divers o:l4cr per
sons. all Ut which wickcdncss was w
known to the orator unit! thc e,a salu
Julia deserted him in September lust. Inc
bill then goes on to say. by way of
accounting for the fact that Fltlen was kcpt 50
long in thu turk us 10 his wilc's conduct. that
the oratur WAS a member Of the police force,
necessarily absent from the city tor several GAYS
ut tinc, alld> as he has since lcaFucd. that
during these days OF absence the respondent r.
cctvcd the clantge.tine visits Of the said Gcrb,
ing, his superior officer, and others. The BILL
then charges TINT {serbing, to facilitate matters,
had Pattcn removed from! the tfs3:ago Avenue
llcycs, OF the false Julia, ana bat nm
assigned to beat near the city limits. as soon
IS ratten removed his family to tile nciShoor-
hood Of the Webster Avenue Station Gerblng
retranslerred him to Chicago avenue. A'i Of
which, pattcn charges, was done through Gtrb-
ing, ut the instisation OF Mrs. p, in order that
tho latter might have uninterrupted intercourse
with the said Lieutenant OF the Lake street
squad. The bill goes ON to state that, havln.
watched hs vile and found his suspicious
even Us to threaten bis life with
Ii butcher-knifc. The bill also rccites that
patten contracted loathsonic disease from
this fond vic; shows that he endeavorcd to
support her While they lived together, but that
ller reckless extravaganza plunged him into
debt aud rendered his life buruen aud 4 care
When Pattcn gave her money to pay tue bills
she quietly put a portion into her own pocket.
On TIC rih Of May he was discharged from 1, tue
police force, wien his wife, instead OF aiding
him, taunted him with his poverty, used
all sorts OF opprobrious language to hun,
and finally, on the 30th Of August,
after threatening to throw litn and his clothing
into the.street, left him, taking with her tile
two children and ali the personal property.
Tic bill also clnrges that the false Julia boasts
that she has GOO to fight the suit, and, il
that isn't enough, that she can get plenty more
where that came from. From all ,of Which he
arrives 1t the conclusion that she is now sup
ported and sustained i'll her efforts to ruin him
and deprive him Of his rights by her asso-
riates in guilt. The bill also states that
pattcn, having comfortable home, has |
removed the little grl, Carrie. from her mothers
custody, and now prays the Court to award him !
the care aud custody ot the chd. Complainant |
also asks that the erring Julia be compelled to |
answer all tine foregoing allegations, and that |
he Court grant him decree of divorce
, 1877-10-28

VII! oe received By committee Of ladies at .
Lasalle street everg afternoon from to p. Ill
The Rev. 6. Il. Deere, OF Minnesota, preache:
IN the Church OF the Ecdechner this morning
and tue Rev. Henry r. Cushman, Of Rhode
Island, this evening.
Ms: Lydia Hastings will give selections o'
sacred and secular readings and recitatious III
the Dime Course 0; Sunday meetings ut the
"est~End Opcra-House this evening.
The Rev. DR.. Hunter delivers the fourth ot
MS series Of lectures On the ''Prodigal Son IN
st. Faul's Church. corner Of West Washington
and ADD streets, this evening at :30 O'Clock.
The delegates Of the various Catholic Total
Abstinence and Benevolent Societies Of this
city who made arrangements for the late State
Convention, will meet at AfcCormick's Hall
next Sunday ut l 80 p. m.
Dr.. John Lord will deliver his great Bible
lecture ''Aoses, or Jewish Jurisprudence, :"
to-day at 9 p. IN. at the West End Opera
House, Madison street between Elizabeth aud
1hroop. Admission 25 cents.
", There will be a special meeting Of the
oDan's christian Association tomorrow
morning at 80 at 75l and 753 Wabash avenue.
Mrs. hennard, the former President Of the Phil
adclphia Association, will be present, and mat
ters OF much interest will be presentr,l.
The lust half Of the fall term OF the Chicago
Athcn@um begins this week. Beginners In
~~tiA-' pAAA!4A-1aHhft A4AhiA+5f 141iNAf
German, singing, and clocution will be received
this week. Prof. Marclland's Friday night class
will change to "Wednesday night, and will au-
vance to syutax and translation.
The Rev. J. n. Gibson, D. D., pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian Church, will deliver the
second OF the series Of Bible readings before the
Young Mems Christian Association III Farwcll-
Hal1 to-day ut j 80 p. III. Subject: "Thc Cos
pei Of Genesis" Over 700 were in attendance
last Sunday. The Bliss Memorial Choir will
have charge of the singing.
Gen. james Shields, nov Of Missouri, but
whose early life WAS spent in Illinois. and who
was United States Senator from this State from
1919 to 1856, and whose name is identified SO
onorabiy with tho Mexican war, viii deliver
lecture next Tuesday evening ut A1rCorinck
hall. Subject, q "reminiscences Of the Mexican
War" The lecture is under the auspices Of the
Catholic Library Association.
, 1877-10-28
THE DIVORCE MILL.

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Ms. Callie S. Dexter, who is not wholly nn-
known to newspaper fame us the wife OF thu
] notorious divorce-shyster, 4. j. Dexter, satur-
| day screwed her yacillatine courape I'M 81 nc m
enable her to 70 into Court and testify in her
suit for divorce. Huw they quarrelel, how she
chased him through the streets at night, how
she filed bill for divorce, Withdrew It. and
then reinstateo it, has all been told already,
anu need not be reljushed. She charges hin,
WIN; WIN cruelty, aud brought her mother,
., s.stel, anu solicitor to substantia,e hcr
zeal at hls hands IN the way OF slaus blows. and
curses, and will probably get her divorce, Her
mother testified that she had warned her daugh-
M eef that Dexter was bad man, aud urged her
~ .n 70 marry tl!tn Tie daughter, however,
thoues't she could reform Tim, and would listen
70 70 no auSlcc. Dexter was also in court though
ne mace no active defense, except by way Of
m t.equent suggestions and ! running commentary
;n ,Is TiuehSe ne was in that happy cond
t1 s!ou tal1lliaIIy Known as being ..tirunk as n
eo!led Owl >" and his countenapcc yonId hr,.ot-
OUT IN tue most bland and unn,can;n~
Smiles. without the slightest possihl,. r.asnn
',na neSra'e'y assured the Judge that lie had oniy
had one drink that day. Hc had II cornnonin;3,
IN the same delectabe condition as himself md
the t~o together made 80 much cpnfu:iun tnat
the ballid finally elected Dcxter:s con1nannn
IRON Inc ROOM lie was back the next moment.
smiling and Winking, aud again WIS taIrn NV
Alter an interval Of i few minutes. long ,.non~h
to enable him IT, visit the nearest saloon. Lr
again returned, aud, after being threatened w,tl1
a residence On the North Side i: be created anv
disturbance, be quicted down. At the conelii
sion Of the evidence Dexter was seized with a
sudden aud vehement desire to make an ex-
PLANTATION. He said he did not wish to defend
the suit, but merely to explain how affairs had
been going on since his wife left him. The
Judge, however, refused to listen to him,
though with an evident effort to preserve his
judicial gravity, and the smiling defendant de-
parted TO the new place he llas just opened ]
where he says he is lone of the boys,'' and is
engaged IN dispensing sour mash. H. ap-
pears to be versatile genius. When |
hls wife married him be was selling !
a copslns-press: then he engaged in the busl- |
ness OF getting divorces without publicity. and |
nnaiiy has biossomed out into saloon-kecper.
! 4e only remaining steu downward is to BECOME
q oemocratic County Commissioner.
PATTEN VS.. PATrES.
- burdett E. Pattcn yesterday filed his cross
~ ~ 1ne matter Of tile application Of his wife,
9lila fatten, Tor divorce. The bill rcctes TINT
,ne parties were lawfully married on the 6th Of
=. n.a1ch, ls'2' at Belyidere H.; that
tde orator has ever since his marriage bern
nothing but an a1fcctionate husband uuti about
Eaa Lat o1 September last. when bis wife laft
, 1877-10-28

/ The meeting Of the Ladies' Library Associa-
| ton at the residence OF Mrs. S. B. Williams,
Friday evening, proved to he one Of the most
! delightful entertainments ever given under TIT
auspices Of that Society. The large and com.
| molioas rooms Of the elegant mansion admit
] ted Of decorative aud Scenic arrange
| neuts, without inronYeuicncing the
| guests; which added greatly to
! the effectiveness Of the programme.
| by Miss Bostock; essay on Ntiltou's ''Ico1,o-
clastes," by sfr. Grant: song, By Miss l.. King;
recitation by Miss Nellie Warren; songs By the
Troubadours; supper; ;operalic representation Of
the romantic anr touching story OF ''Booby
Si,aftoc."
llle applause was jud;ciously distribut ed, and
none failed to discover where tile .'laughn
should cn1ne iu. When the time came for the
appearance Of the Troubadours, the doors BE-
tween the parlors were pushed bacs and there
aud walled in with autnnn~boughs, they green
aud gold and scarlet ri which were
brought out Will, charming effect
py the gas-lights. There was then dropped in
front Il curtain OH which were penc!1ed 1kc fig
ures, excepting the faces, OF three troubadours
Of strikingly eun1rastln. sizes. Suddenly the
figures were supplied with living faces, CRU
;esqucly marked or decorated, aud the SONG
college sony with variations suited to the new
enterprise, ior the tnnc-burst forth. This
consisted Of three parts, and it would be i1npos~
sible to conceive ol ANYTHING more amus:ugly
absurd. The Observation-Disclosures. [atian,
Fcssendc,1. aud laat-werc' greeted With de-
1nanG itr more, but they tceiilet on account Ut
What was to be given in thy operctta. In the
latter the hero Was Mr. DIX, aud the heroine
Miss Johnston.
The supper was elegant. 4 number Of Chi
caEuans wcrc present, among whom were Mr.
Samuel JohlSton, Mr., Grant, Pruls. Barnes and |
Fessende., Mr.. Miles Nixon, aud Alr. Pcd,lrick.
Tue next meeting of the club will be at the |
residence Of Mrs. Wells.
ESGLEwooD.
The house Of S. 4. Dantortf. on the corner
Of Arnold and Fitty-nintil streets, was entered |
bv burglars about o'clock yesterday morning.
They effected an entrance through /, bedroom
window, which had been left open ut the top
Mrs Danforth wus sleeping III the room at tie
time. There were six other persons III different |
parts of the house, none Of whom was awak-
cned, although the burglars must have entered |
all the sleeping rooms. They succeeded i'll eur
rylng of SIS in money, and ladies' dresses and
clothing to the amount Of $50 or
S!0O. j gentleman boardcr was left without i
shirt to his back: They stripped the trimming,
rom the lalics' lats and threw the hats away. |
The Residence of D. G. Goodrich, in the same
'icinty, was entered the same night aud ram
acIcu from top to bottom, but nothing Of
'alue has been missed so far,