Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-19
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
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Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.
Remember the Social Temple which is to
be organized tonight in connection with
the Temple of Honor.
John J. Robertson arrived home yesterday
from his down river trip, having closed up
his seasons sale of logs.
The tow boats Dispatch, I. e. Staples and
Isaac Staples arrived in port yesterday and
will go into winter quarters.
DISTRICT CoUBr.
: State of Minnesota vs.. Philip Reardon.
indicted for robbery. Reardon was defend
ed by J. @. Nethaway.
VIM. Valiquette, the victim of the alleged
robbery, was sworn for tho prosecution, and
Reardon and Riley, the men indicted for the
crime, for the defense.
Valiquette's testimony, in the main, wes
the same as published in the GLOBE at the
time of the occurrence. being to the effect
that he had met Reardon while harvesting
on the line of the St: Paul & Pacific rail
road, and again in st. Paul, at the Green
Tree house. Hs again met him in this city,
end was induced to walk out to the juno
ton to catch the train going
esst. Not catching the train,
they built y FIRE short dis
lance above the junction, and went to 81 ep,
He awoke to find them going through him.
After taking his watch and money he es-
capped, and coming back to Saltwater swore
out a warrant for their arrest.
+ Reardon, sworn, testified that he had
loaned Valiquette money, and that he had
slept with him in St. Paul when Valiquette
had $50 in his possession. He and Riley
met Valiquette here, and they had Travelled
around together, Valiquette spending his
money freely, and borrowed from him
(Reardon). The night they started to catch
the train they were all drinking freely, and
after sleeping while at the fire he ewoks
and asked Valiquette for the money he had
borrowed. Valiquette handed him his
pocket book, but there not being enough
money in it, he asked for the watch and
chain, which was handed him, telling Vail
quette that be would give it back when they
got to La Crosse, and he paid back the
money he had borrowed. While fastening
the watch on his person Valiquette ran
away. He and Riley walked to Hudson and
took the train to La Crosse to work in a
mill there, at which place they worked until
the time of their arrrst. Riley was brought
into court and testified substantially the
same as Reardon.
Sheriff johnson, sworn for the def ense,
| testified to the perfect willingness of the
prisoners to come from La Crosse without
requisition. The case was then argued
| and submitted, County Attorney
L. E. Thompson for the prosecu-
| ton and J. c. Nethaway for the Defense
The jury we're then instructed by the court
and placed in charge of q sworn officer. At
ter short absence they came into court and
rendered verdict convicting Reardon of
the crime charged in the indictment.
Peter Peterson, Catharine Siebert and
Michael Forton, aliens by birth, were, upon
making the proofs required, admitted to
citizenship.
State of Minnesota VS.. VIM. Reilly; rob-
berry. VIM. Valiquette was sworn for the
prosecution and VIM. Rely for the defense.
The case was then argued and submitted,
and the jury instructed by the court and
placed in charge of an officer Of the court.
State of Minnesota vs. Robert Sinclair.
Defendant was arraigned upon an indiot-
ment charging him with the crime of muir
der. Waving the time allowed him by law
| to plead, he pleaded not guilty. At the re-
quest of the county attorney, he was then
placed IN the custody of the sheriff
The jury in the case of the State of Min
nesota vs.. Albert Hokanson, bastardy, was
impanneied yesterday.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Ben futile and D. McCarty were before
Judge Norgord for assault and battery; the
former fined $3.50 and the lattsr $40.
We understand that McCarty was forced in
| to the row against his will. TIE trouble
originated about pulling horses
Abraham Abrahamson and Leila Jonas.
aged IS years each, procured marriage ii
cense Monday, and departed happy.