Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-09
CITY aLoBULEs,
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river convention at Quincy, ILL.,, October 18th.
The case of the city against John slatterly,
charged with striking workman on the new
market house, was dismissed, yesterday, on
payment of the costs.
The case of Jefferson Hudson, charged with
brutally beating colored brother named Jack
son, was called for hearing in the municipal
court on yesterday morning but in view of the
TACT that the prisoner had been indicted on the
charge by the grand jury, the case was dis
missed. = 49,
The application of d. w. Wellman, CO.
executor, of the estate of Hiram Rogers, de-
ceased, calling upon w. D. Rogers to render an
account of receipts and disbursements of the
estate, to have been heard by Judge OGorman
on yesterday, was postponed until the 18th
inst at 10 A. N.
While wrestling with a laborer, night before
last, on the track of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
named Chris Bowen, from Wisconsin, fell and
broke his right leg. He was attended by DR..
Abbott, who had the injured man taken to St..
Joseph 'hospital.
Another consignment of arms picked up by
Major Van Cleve, was received at the armory
yesterday. The major is now securing the
country up north between the st. Paul & Mani
toba and the Northern Pacific railroads. The
maj or is showing himself to be the right man
| in the right place. , ~, .
The Mt. Zion congregation give Simchas
Torah ball tonight in Standard hall on jackson
| street. These social gatherings among our
Hebrew citizens are most enjoyable affairs, as
they are proverbial for their generous hospi-
tally, besides knowing how to enjoy and make
Others enjoy themselves. &-
Officer McMahon had tussle with ''Big
Gus" and two other typos of the Pioneer.
Press yesterday about nightfall. The trio were
trlumphantly drunk near Seven Corners, when
Officer Mcmahon requested them to boom less.
They refused, whereupon the officer engaged
the three-quarters at the lookup.
The Capehart-Kennedy case came up before
Judge Brill, yesterday, on ''the order to show
cause" which was mentioned in Tuesdays
GLOBE. and copied from the GLOBE in Wednes-
days Pioneer Press. The affair had the very
briefest airing, nothing being done except to
postpone the hearing until Saturday.
About o'clock last night Mrs. Rouleau re-
sponded to a knock at her residence, No. So
Robert street, and was handed a basket by q
man, who hastily departed. Investigation
old infant. The Rouleaus kept the child last
night, but will dispose Of it to-day.
Yesterday Mayor Dawson appointed Vaslar
Willimovsky On the police force, vice johnson
dismissed. Officer Willimoysky was highly
recommended for the position, and his appoint
ment is not only recognition Of his national
lty, but gives great satisfaction to oil Bohem-
ians. The new officer went on duty last night.
A meeting Of the Liederkranz society on
Tuesday evening resulted in the election of
the following officers: George Refs, president;
i. Schalut, vice presidents; J. Wilmerscheid
secretary; j. Heidemerich, treasurer; and J..
Hauggi, librarian. Messrs. Kerker, Rapp and
Hauggi were appointed a committee on music.
suspicious character named Templeton,
from Dubuque, Iowa, was detected by Officer
Mullens, last evening, in the act of trying to
dispose of a quantity of wooden hose and sew
eral other small articles. He was arrested on
suspicion of having stolen the property, and
the examination will take place this morning.
Frank Kuhl, the young man who was acct
IDENTIFY shot in the arm on last Sunday, an &C.
count of which appeared in previous issue of
the GLOBE, was not in a brewery at the time of
the accident, as represented by the Volkszei-
tuna, but was returning from his fathers farm
IN WestSt. Paul, having been sent there on an
errand.
r, Charlotte Dahlgreen was arraigned at the pc.
lice court on yesterday morning, accused of
striking neighbor named Caroline Hughes
with fence rail. The testimony was very con-
flicting and from the defendants story she
was as much sinned against as SHINING. She
was hned So, and sentence was suspended dur
ing good behavior. ...
The door keeper at Conley's varieties was the
recipient, last evening, of an alleged practical
joke, which consisted in having loaded gun
leveled at his head twice. by party named
Joseph Conley. It was q grim Joke, to say the
least, and might have resulted in more serious
consequences than intended: The experiment
is one that should not be repeated.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock fire
broke out in the rear part of Mrs. Taylors res
idence on Pleasant avenue. No general alarm
was given, but word was gotten to No. 8, on
Ramsey street, but before the engine got on
the ground the fire was put out by the labor of
nelghbors The damage will likely foot up
about $780, The fire was caused by a defective
or dirty chimney.
The Minnesota boys who went through the
seiGe of Birch Coolie," in 1862, can realize
fully the predicament the gallant Payne and
his little band have been in for o week past
and when reading the account of their relief
this morning, memory will recall with what
feelings of relief and joy they first welcomed
Gen. Sibley's approach, and their rescue from
tho horror Of that memorable camp.
Await was found on Robert street at O. clock
A. NJ. yesterday, and taken to police headquar-
ters. Officer Clouse did the soothing syrup
act for six or seven solid hours until the little
girl was restored to her parents, who reside on
the corner of Fifth and Rosabel 1t were wise
when parents lose their children, as it seems
they are bound to do, to make inquiries at
police headquarters, all estrays are run in
there. -,..-a ..- -. -
Coroner Ste in went out yesterday afternoon
to examine into the circumstances attending
the death of John Hackmuth, the old man Is
years old who was killed by a train on the St.
Paul q Duluth road, as stated in yesterdays
GLOBE. It was ascertained that the engineer
gave proper signal, ETC., and that the railroad
was wholly guiltless of any blame in the acct
dent. Without holding an inquest, Coroner
Stein granted burial permit.
James Kennedy, the tonsorial artist and no
relation to the defendant in the notorious
Capehart action, was before Judge Flint, yes
terday morning. charged with violating the
building within the city limits. The affair
grew out Of the Capehart-Kennedy moving
matinee on last Sunday, in which the defend.
ant was an active participant. The hearing
was continued until Saturday.
Mrs. Davis is supposed to reside in Mendoza:
she's more frequently seen in the Sixth ward.
and not infrequently takes up lodgings in
Ramsey county Jail. Officer Broemer had
the tedious duty. yesterday, of con-
veying her across the bridge to
the lookup, the first stage towards
Jail, whittier she'll go to-day. Mrs Davis was
discovered in vacant house awfully drunk.
She had managed to steal three-gallon demi-
john; from Bircher's saloon, and with the con-
tents began boom of her own in which she