Daily globe., 1879-06-17


eggs transplanted by the fish commissioners
several years ago. ING =,. IS.
Awarrant was issued for the arrest of John
Geary yesterday, on the charge of making an
unprovoked assault on the person of man
named Frank Boyer. :,.s,
A couple Of young bloeds named Charles
Quinn and Frank Hankey were before Judge |
Flint yesterday, charged with fast driving.
They were severely reprinanded and dis
charged.
The State Medical association meets in the |
House of Representatives. for its annual session
at 10 p NJ. to-day. The members will enjoy
banquet at the Merchants in the evening, COM
mencing at $3.50.
Major Newson has had two hundred copies of
his Illustrated st. Paul stolen and they have
been hawked upon the streets at two cents per
copy. They were probably stolen by some of
the juvenile robbers.
An individual named John Fraber swore out
q warrant, yesterday, for the arrest of two
brothers named Mike and John Rouland. The
complaint alleges that the men entered his
place near Como Sunday, and after stealing a
bottle of whisky they proceeded to demolish
the furniture. The case will probably come
up to-day. s.
Kavanagh, the auctioneer, yesterday sold the
residence property Of John Denton, No. 13
College avenue, for so, 1926 cash, the purchaser
being Carl Simmons, the druggist. The I'm.
provements were only small cottage house,
and the lot 40xl20. The sale indicates steadily
increasing confidence in st. Paul real estate as
an investment.
A colporteur-a religious book peddler, or a
reddler of religious books-named James j.
Brennan, was at police headquarters yesterday.
He stated he was from Minneapolis, and that
last April he had a lot of prayer books sacre-
ligiously stolen. The Minneapolis constables
| could find no trace of them, but he had. He
| had found them in pawn-shop in this city,
and wanted the police to help him recover
them. 1t was done accordingly.
A pleasant entertainment was given at the
rooms of the Aron Singing society on West
Third street, last evening, the occasion being
| the dedication of ~ flag recently purchased
by the society. Short and appropriate adj
George Mitsch, Mr.. Arimount and Mr.. John
Jessrang, the entertainment being varied by
vocal and instrumental music the latter being
furnished gratis by the Great Union band.
The interminable wrangle between the Gull
lens @and Flynns unfurled itself for a fresh air.
ing in the municipal court yesterday forenoon.
| 10 the neighborly ructions of these families
there is apparently no end, and when estranged
from the pastimes that wait on criminal pro-
ceedings, they are like fish out of water. This
time it is the Flynns after the Cullens, and
the members of both families, gossoons and
| all, were in court promptly ut O'clock. The
hearing was postponed until tomorrow.
All members Of the Father Mathew society
are requested to meet at the rooms of the 30
ciety in the basement of the Cathed al to.mor-
row afternoon. at las O'clock sharp. The
members are also requested to appear in full
dress regalia, for the purpose of attending the
convention. commencing tomorrow in Minne-
apolis. The delegates to the convention from
st. Paul are as follows: James Melady, Tim
otby Reardon, w. Butler, Michael Roach, H.
H. Athery and James Duggan.
The street car robbers, Barney Murphy and
John Carr, were up before Judge Flint yester-
day. As theirs was a State case, and the coun-
ty attorney being engaged in the district court,
their examination was continued until to day.
In default of $500 bail each they were commit
ted to Jail. The evidence is dead against the
two rufians, and they might just as we'll lay
down. Capt. Clark's shrewdness in this bust.
ness has supplied every connecting link, and a
Saltwater chain is forged for the two robbers.
Il The account of the killing of notorious
thief by City Marshal Kalb at Rochester men
tions that diamond pin valued at $3.50 was
found on the thiet's person. As it is believed
the dead man was one of a gang of burglars
operating in this State, it may be more than
likely that the diamond pin referred to may
be the one stolen from Gov. Davis in this city
not long ago. At any rate the suspicion has
been communicated to Gov. Davis by Capt.
Clark, and means will be taken to identify
the pin, in case it should turn out to be the
Governors.
james Armes had q narrow escape from death
yesterday afternoon. He was coming down
Third street off st. Anthony hill in wagon,
before which were two mules. The mention
of mules makes it unnecessary to state there
was complicated state of affairs, with com.
mingling of wagon, man and heels before the
bottom of the hill was reached. At the bot.
, tom. however, the mules were stopped by L.
, Ludwig and others. who at the imminent risk
{ of injury to themselves, rescued Armes from
his perilous position. he had been thrown on
the wagon pole. and when pulled out from be.
! hind the ag,le heels of the mules, he showed
mp in al bloody and battered condition. Mat.
tiers on the wagon were righted, and anothe,
victim to the mules heelarity was conveyed to
his home on Josette street,