Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-28
CITY GLOBULES.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The work of macademizing Sixth street,
east from Fort, has been commenced.
The city treasurer sent $4,000 to New YORK
Yesterday, to meet interest falling due TINS
month.
The monthly expenses for August for the
support of the aims house, hospital ana DOOR,
amounted to $994.20.
variant issued on Yesterday Tor the
arrest of a wife beater nsmtd Timothy sner-
rer, charged with willfully beating his bet ter
half, Elizabeth Sherrer. III
suit was commenced in the district court,
yesterday, by W. D. Rogers and David Well
man. executors of the estate Of Hiram Rogers,
deceased, against the Merchants Insurance
company of Newark, New Jersey, to recover
1886 on an insurance policy
Tho low water in the river has at last got the
best of the X. N. Packet company, which has
been forced to temporarily withdraw its
through boats from La Crosse to ST. Paul,
passengers between these two points being
transferred by rail at the regular summer
rates.
Some men breathe normal atmosphere Of
trouble. So it is with John Gabriel, who is
again wanted for outraging public decency by
uaing Profane language and threats IN the pres
ence of timid damsel. The datnsel Is after
him with a warrant, and he will explain mat
ters tomorrow.
The following unique marriage report was
forwarded to Health Officer Patterson by
Lutheran divine, on yesterday: Age of Mr.,
26 years; age of Mrs, 10 years; condition of
man, bachelor; condition of woman, maiden.
In the Interpretation of the above, you pay
your money and take your choice.
The work of grading on the extension of the
branch of the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba railroad, from Fishers Landing to Grand
Forks, a distance of sixteen miles, has been
completed and track laying will commence
Monday, with the expectation of having cars
running between the 5th and 10Th of next
month.
Yesterday a man named Brockway, boarder
at Mother Watson's, got out a warrant for the
arrest of Richard Roe. This hypothetical indi-
vidual is charged with stealing an overcoat
from Brockway on Friday night. Richard Roe
materialized last night into the we'll known
thief Mclaughlin under Officer O'Keefe's me-
diumship.
The funeral of Mrs. ]. J. Duffey took place
from the cathedral on yesterday morning. The
deceased died on Thursday, and peculiar cir
cumstance of the case is the fact that she was
the post mortem plaintiff to a suit in the mu-
nicipal court which was argued and submitted
on Friday, neither the court or counsel know
ing anything about her death.
drunken duffer with no identity to speak
of, went into a Mississippi street saloon last
night with the evident intention of raising q
row. He was accommodated by another fellow
who hankered for fight, but tho music had
scarcely gotten under way before the fracas
was nipped by special policeman zerkelbach,
who ran the belligerents to the lookup.
The October term of the supreme court of
the State will meet at IL NJ. of Tuesday, the
7th proximo. In view of this Clerk Nichols
desires it to be stated that notice of issue and
returns ia appeals must be filed on or before
October 4th, in order to have the causes placed
on the calendar, and that no cause will be
placed on the calender by the mere filing of
notice of issue.
A dispatch was received by Chief Weber yes
terday from the clerk of the municipal court
at Minneapolis. to the effect that his presence
IN that city might aid in the detection of the
Jennrich robbers. In accordance with the in
formation received, he and Sergeant Walsh
visited Minneapolis yesterday forenoon, re-
turning last evening, after an all day search,
without having obtained any clue to the perpe-
traitors.
For several days past the police have wanted
a man named Thomas Grone, charged with as
saulting colored individual named Elliot.
Early yesterday morning he was fund at his
boarding house on Fifth street by Officer Water
house. When put under arrest he asked per-
mission to change his clothing. The request
was granted, and, stepping int an adjoining
room, he managed to make his escape, since
when his whereabouts have not been discovered.
Richard W. Johnson, Jr., who studied medi-
cine in this city under the instruction of DR..
J. H. Stewart graduated at the University of
the City of New York last spring. A few days
since he entered into competitive examina-
tion for the position of attending surgeon to
one OF the hospitals in New York. and having
passed a highly creditable examination re-
ceived the appointment. and is now on duty in
one of the hospitals of that city.
To-day drove of FIVE hundred head Of Mon
tana cattle will reach St. Paul en- route for the
Chicago market. The cattle were driven over
land to Breckenridge, on the main line of tue
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad
from which point they are being carried to this
city. Reaching here they will be unloaded at
the stock yards, and given a day for rest and
feed, when they will be forwarded to Chicago
by the Chicago, St. Paul Il Minneapolis rail-
road.
A Minneapolis cuckold, named Isaac Paul
10y, visited st. Paul, last evening, in search of
his truant wife. The unhappy couple met on
Robert street about 10 o'clock last evening,
and The wife was taken to task for her miscon-
duct, whereupon she became ried and at
tempted to assault the upbraidins benedict
with pocket knife. Perceiying that the
woman was in intoxicated, he beat hasty retreat
and reported the grievance at police head
quarters, but at a late hour the woman had
not been arrested.
An action for $4,000 damages against the
city commenced III the dis lot court YES
terday by John Erown in behalf OF his infant
son, Frank A. Brown, residing vita his parents
on Fort, near Leech - "eet. The above amount
is cla IN ed for damage, alleyeG to have resulted
from an accident to young Hc,Wn by falling
into an uncovered n IN hole last April. 1t il
alleged in the compliant that the lite of the lad
is despaired of, and that the i. ,uries received
were such as to cripple him i'yr life in the
event of his survival.
sad accident took place about 2 clock
yesterday afternoon, resulting in serious in
jury to the 6-year old son of widow lady, on
Wacouta street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets. at the hour named several children
were playing with piece of machinery, stand
ing on Robert near Fourth street, when the
left hand of Walter Bauchein was caught in the
cog Of the machine, resulting in the loss of two
fingers. Officer Rouleau conveyed the little
sufferer to DR.. Leasure's office, where the
wound was dressed, after which he was taken
home.
William Diamond was before Judge Flint
yesterday, charged with trying to exterminate
a man named Patrick Hardinsn The affair
took place in Rose township and the prosecu-
ting witness endeavored to strengthen his case
by the production of miniature boulder,