Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-16
CITY GLOBULEs.

No quorum ut county board yesterday and
adjournment for week.
Thomas CURE hammered q boy named Hor-
| an and now he will hammer stone for seven
days.
to-day to answer the charge of cruelty beating
his step-son.
Track laying on the Short line crossed Front
street yesterday, and il expected to reach Sum-
NIT avenue to-day.
John Gebhardt threatened to disembowel a
delinquent boarder, and now he is under bonds
| to keep the peace.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union
| meets to-day, o'clock, p. NJ, ut Jackson
| street NJ. E. church.
| The United States circuit court met yester-
day and, having no business to transact, adj
journed until to-day at o'clock Pm.
The grand lodge of the Sons of Herman
meets in Minneapolis on Friday next. The
meeting is one of Importance. as it is designed
to change many of the rules in regard to bene-
ticiarics of the order.
10-year-old son of Mr.. Martineau, baker
on lower Seventh street, was thrown from
horse yesterday and dragged quite distance
by one foot caught in the stirrup. He was
badly though not dangerously cut and bruised
about the head.
Oliver Peltier, charged with frequent steal
ing from ]. ]. Penner's money drawer, was
| released from Jail, yesterday. He was arraign-
ed In the municipal court, waived an examine
ton and was admitted to bail in 5000, which
was furnished in satisfactory sureties.
young fellow who said his name was Peck
was advertising his shame on Wabashaw street
last night by announcing to passers by that
he had visited notorious bagnio and after
they got his five dolsrs they bounced him. He
has evidently had his full peck of dirt or he
wouldn't be so dirty now.
letter from ]. J. Brady to Mr.. Patrick
Reagan, from Fort Assinniboine, says the In
dams are very thick around there Just now,
killing everybody they can get hold Of Sit
ting Bull has crossed the line and is heading
in that direction, but Mr.. Brady promises that
he will have warm reception when he arrives
there.
Frank Hornug, brewer, l24 Washington
| street. charged with using one faucet several
times and one beer stamp the same number of
times with 1T, got u hearing before United
States commissioner Cardoza, yesterday. This
| violation of the internal revenue law was
proved enough against him to hold him to the
Prof. Leib left the city tonight for Fargo,
where with Mrs. Thompson, the superb CONTRA
| alto of the House of Hope church, and Lyman
F. Brown and Mrs. w. H. Malcolm, of Mime
apolis. and MIR. Yerxa, of Fargo, as basso, he
| will give two concerts, Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week. We wish this party
| success, and the Fargo people may rest assured
of a rich musical treat.
Carl seig thirteen years old. and his mother,
Anne seig, charged with the murder of VIM.
BrockmaI: in Albion town, were taken from
the Jail yesterday to be conveyed to Wright
county for examination. The full account of
| the tragedy was published in the GLOBE sew
eral days ago. Mother and son still evince the
same seeming unconcern about the crime with
which they are charged.
The necessary papers restoring two ex-con-
victs to rights of citizenship were issued from
the Governors Office yesterday. the parties
having served out their term of service. They
we're J. d. Herman, sent from Grow Wing
county, October 1877, for the term of one year
gomery, cent from Waseca, October %, 1877,
fora term of two years for forgery.
Thomas Grimes, of nowhere, but on the levee
| at the time, made an unprovoked assault, yes
terday, upon lad named Thomas Horn The
boy had heavy walking-stick in his hand at
the time, and kept his assailant at bay until
Detective Bresette came up and arrested him.
With dispatch Grimes was conducted to Judge
Fllnts presence, and received a fine Of $5, in
default of which he was committed to Jail for
seven days.
The courtmartial, trying Capt. E. G. Gil
breath, enjoyed short session yesterday, be-
ginning at II o'clock. Additional testi mony
was introduced FIR the prosecution similar in
nj, tn oh
days GLOBE. The defense will take up and
present its side of the question tomorrow
most likely, and continue for several days, as
many officers from distance, and even with
out the department, are summoned.
A four-year-old child of Thomas Bellair,
Sixth ward, met with peculiar, painful and
| dangerous accident yesterday afternoon. The
little one was at play in the street, fell and in
falling struck his knee npon broken bottle
The jagged edges of the glass made deep in
clsions to the bone, severing veins, arteries and
even penetrated the bone. DIR. Roy was call
| ed in, dressed the wound. yet fears that it is
| OF such nature that amputation may be found
necessary.
Land Commissioner James Il. Drake. of the
st. Paul s. Sioux City railroad, accompanied by
a number of friends left for atrip over the road
| in the business car of the company, Yesterday
afternoon. Among the gentlemen Composing
| the party was H. O. Drake, Chicago; J. B.
Chapman, Cincinnati: James Edmiston. New
York; and Messrs. Alcott and Deshler. Mr.. Zim-
norman, the photographer, accompanied the
party for the purpose of taking views of
several of the great wheat fields along the road.
A very pleasant social event occurred at the
residence of Mr.. Joseph Bergfeld, 1854 Broad
way, at clock yesterday morning, being the
marriage of their daughter, Miss JULIA L., to
MIR. Charles W. Toles, Rev. Mr.. McKibben per-
forming the ceremony. A reception followed
from 10 to II o'clock. which was largely at
tended by friends of the family and the con-
tracing parties. The presents were numerous,
neat and costly, and altogether Mr.. and Mrs.
| Toles commenced their welded life under
| very pleasant auspices.
The X. N. Packet, Northwestern, Capt.
''File'' Lee, made our levee at 9 A. M. yester-
day, and will leave on her return trip for St.
Louis at 10 NJ. to-day. The Northwestern
brought good freight trip and one hundred
and fifty people in the cabin, and will have out
about two Thousand barrels of -four, two cars
of old railroad iron and other miscellaneous
reight and number Of passengers. The Alex
Mitchell will be the next st. Louis Packet,
leaving Friday at IL NJ. The water Yesterday
stood at feet 10 inches, fall of inches
during the day.
Officer Beer spoiit good item about 9
o'clock last night. He observed man on the
! bridge. The man W 9 acting very queer. look
ing down from the bridge as if measuring the
distance of jump. The officer came up and
found out that his seton in looking over SO
much water was even queerer than at first sup
posed, for he was chuck full of whisky to a
demented degree. Unable to give his name or
| residence, he was taken to the station, There
several experts declared his, case of iim-iams.
He was placed in q cell, and for while made
it so uncommonly noisy that the city council
in session up stairs had to suspend business
while he hurrahed.
Ex-Ald. j. G. Mccarthy returned from his