Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16


Chsrley's accomplishments a caterer are too
well known to require to be exratiated upon,
Matthew Koch appeared ut the police station
and complained that lad named
Davis had threatened to shoot his son. Mr..
Koch took the pistol from the lad and, gave it
to Chief Weber; it was small Derringer and
very dangerous weapon for any boy tocarry.
Mr.. F. Kelly finished his successful engage
ment at Knauffs sumner garden last evening.
The hall was densely crowded by friends and
admirers Of Kelly, who cheered him every time
heappeared. Mr.. Kelly leaves for Bismarck,
where he goes to fulfill an engagement ct tho
Col. Knauff has succeeded in making an en-
gagement with the best troupe of all the many
excellent ones he has had at his fa- famed
Summer Garden. Miss White, Miss Hopkins,
Miss Libbie Marietta and Mons. LIE Petre form
combination SURPRISING anything seen here
before. They will open Monday evening at the
Summer Garden, and next Sunday at Lake
Como. @ 5 y1E
Some thirty or forty rowdies took possession
of the old La Crosse house on Minnesota Street
between Fifth and Sixth street yesterday, and
amused themselves by raising cain and smash
ing every thing that was smashable. Ed.
Flanagan, Bob Williams, Peter Morgan and
John Bebee were arrested and held for an hour
Some mischievous person unhitched Mr..
Frank Marvin's horse as it stood opposite his
Office on Third street yesterday morning, and
buggy came in contact with wagon and came
to grief, the fore wheels being separated from
the body of the buggy with which the horse
continued his career up to the Seven cornera
when he stopped. The damage done was
trihing.
A drunken row, arising out of . boys foot
| race, occurred in frrnt of John Larkina
| saloon, on Minnesota street, yesterday evening,
and eliminated in free fight, in which Larkin
seemed to be the ring leader. John Larkin,
Pat Sullivan, of Cottage Grove, John Rooney
| and another were arrested and locked up. At
| a late hour Larkin and Sullivan were bailed
out. Ali will answer before Judge Flint to-
morrow. szH5T
With beautiful weather, the dust laid by the
recent rain and the grass ana trees verdant and
fresh, nothing could be more delightful than .
trip to Lake Como to-day. Colonel Knauff has
made every preparation at his hotel for any
number of guests. and has attractions which
cannot be found ut any other watering place
in the Northwest-aowers, music the lake
| with its pleasure boats and splendid fishing
l aud the superbly fitted up hotel attract thou
sands every Sunday.
The st. Paul Sportsmen's club returned from
Saltwater last evening in subdued glee at hav-
ing won the State badge sfrom foemen worthy
of their STEEL after the finest and closest
pigeon shooting match the State has ever wit
messed. Now that they have obtained the
badge, the members of the club unitedly de-
clare it shall ''stick.' It may be added that
the guns manufactured by Kennedy Bros. of
Ithis city, were acknowledged to take tho lead
in shooting qualities. ,,
A largely attended meeting of the stock
holders of the Nolkszeitung was held last even
ing in the business Office of the journal. After
considerable discussion upon the financial
: affairs of the concern, it was resolved to pay
off all the indebtedness of the establishment,
. and reorganize on . new and sound basis. It
ia understood that the discordant elements
which have hitherto afflicted the Volksseitung
will be either conciliated got nd Of and that
: ''lovely peace with plenty crowned" will here
after attend this, 80 far, unfortunate undertake
ing. 4ati 6rf 50
The st. Paul Il Duluth railroad timetable has
? undergone revision, and the alterations will
> take effect Tomorrow. Trains will leave for
Duluth 1t $40 \. y. and 90 2. H., arriving st
!. 600 4. X. and 4:3O P. \. The Hinckley accom-
4 mediation will depart at AS P. II. and arrive ut
;. 11.O "a n. The departures for saltwater will
9 be at 8A0iA. H., 4:05P. n. and Zoo P. H., and
The departures for White Bear will be at $40
Q A. H., II 90 A. NJ, 4:05 P. n. 900 r. N. and 100
!. P. H., while the arrivals thence will be 600
A.. n, 8:25 \. L., 20 P. l., 4:s0 P. Il. and 500
P.M. uatHHaa bgazts t974ssa
Another jury has disagreed. and the county
f will be put to the expense of new trial in the
. case of the State against Thomas Howard, in
!. dicted for embezzling sum of money from q
!. Mr.. Ball After , trial consuming the entire
= time of the district court for three days, the
X case was submitted to the jury on Friday even
ing. 1t was under consideration during the
. whole of Friday night and yesterday, when,
il about 80 o'clock, the faithful twelve report
= ed to the court that they could not agree. They
= were thereupon discharged. It is understood
the jury stood six to six on the first ballot and
20 continued to the end Of the session.
., A new timetable will go into effect to
= morrow upon the st. Paul Il Pacific railroad
: The main line trains will hereafter leave at P
:, H., and arrive at Fisher Landing at 11:35
- NJ. returning at 4:50 P. M. from Fishers Land
:. ing, and arriving here at 1912 A. N. Th
- Willmar accommodation will leave this city a
7:lO A. NJ, and arrive thence at st. Paul at SAL
as P. N. The branch line train will leave here a.
X 80 A. NJ, and arrive here at $40 P. M. Th
ne numerous arrivals and departures Of the st
,6 Paul, Minneapolis and Minnetonka trains Cal
- be learned on consulting the timetable pub
,,e lished elsewhere in full
IS, Frank Bromskey Bohemian shoemaker
while engaged at about 6 o'clock yesterda
th evening near the Chicago, Milwaukee d st
Re Paul depot at tho foot of Jackson street, II
of hunting for drift timber. discovered the bod.
" of newly-born female child floating in tn
~ water. The coroner being at once notified
"a made an examination of the corpse but discov
be cred no marks of violence upon 1T, thereb
= leading to the inference that the infant mus
~ have been cast into the water shortly after II
birth, probably with the intention of hidin
some ones shame. No inquest was held, ant
OIL the coroner directed that the remains be inter
er red in Oakland cemetery. at A. N. to-day.
pc Muntcipat Court.
~ CIVIL CASES.
ha Herman Bahr vs Henrietta Beger. Action o
D. promissory note. Judgment entered in favo
n. of defendant for her costs herein, taxed a
ed el6.70.
bit City VS.. Thomas Austin; vagrancy. Con
II. mitted to Jail for ten days.
al CITY Vs. Richard Collins; drunkenness
- Committed to Jail for ten days.
~ State vs. Emma Clarkson and Prtrick Kelly
:; :; larceny from the person. Trial continue
nf until June II, 1875 at 9 A. NJ, and defendant
=. committed to Jail in default of bail.
~ City VS.. Charles Galloway: violation of hac
Nv ordinance. Convicted, and fined S25 and cost
Z. Proceedings stayed upon notice of appeal
d. supreme court. E8s.
4. HAyERHIIL, Mass, June 15.-H irriman, Il
e. pedestrian, completed his four hundred mil
lie walk this evening in 127 hours, So minutes, 8
b. seconds. Actual walking time 81 hours,