Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-12
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by the Special Reporters Of tho
Daily Globe.
FARIBAULT.

Mrs. Geo. w. Newell left tor New York
yesterday on visit.
Adjourned term of the District Court
opens this morning at ten o'clock.
Mrs. z. Hill has rented Judge Berry's
house, corner Chestnut and Fifth streets.
1t is expected that the Cathedral Sunday
School will picnic at Prior Lake next week.
United States Detective McIlrath did not
put in an appearance yesterday morning as
expected.
Captain James Shutter has the thanks Of
all our citizens for arresting Elliot and his
gang. Jim, shake.
The police had to hunt up Bill Kings en-
|. terprislngg young man Sunday night in order
to tell him about the capture Of the three
counterfeiters.
Charlie Lewis while handling a revolver
in Wilson g. Smiths store, this afternoon,
the thing accidentally went off, the bali pass.
ing through large light of glass in Saw
yer's store.
Annie McDermott, three year old dauph.
ter of Thomas McDermott of this CITY. died
at her fathers residence yesterday, of cholera
infantum, Funeral from the Church of the
Immaculate Conception this morning at 10
o'clock.
A certain lawyer up on Second street, who
has been greatly annoyed by tramps, is
teaching his wife how to use revolver, and
every evening they may be seen shooting at
mark. Tramps, cat this out and paste it in
your hat.
Q. Riley, general news-dealer, st. Paul,
who employs all the news agents on the
different railroads, is about to bring snit
on the Pioneer Press for selling
papers every morning at the depot here. It
is claimed that his contract states clearly
that he has the sole right to sell at side sta
tions.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the ar
rest of Charlie Rennsey for shooting chick
ems at Morristown. Constable John EDDY.
OF Morristown, told him he was an officer of
the law and wished to search his wagon.
Charlie told him If he came any nearer he
would shoot him. That is the story told US
yesterday, but may have different side
when aired in court.
Frank Elliott, the chief of the gang of
counterfelters now laying in Jail here, claims
to be from Floyd county, Iowa. He
moved to Dundas about year ago, and
came to Faribanlt in May last, renting a
house on Fourteenth street. He says the
only piece of counterfeit money he ever had
was half dollar he got In change some
where, but did not know it was bogus
and tried to pass it in Myers saloon.
He thinks he is an injured man and his
reputation gone forever. He says he is as
honest man as walks tie earth, and can
not for the life of him see why he should be
picked out, as anyone is liable to get hold of
counterfeit money without knowing it. But
he is sure to get clear after he has his exam
nation. He wishes everyone to know that
he did not run house of ill fame in
this or any other place, for he is
not that kind of a hair pin. He married
man and has been for the past two yenrs.
He got his marriage license at Charles City,
Iowa, and as for him running social evil
business under canvas in Cannon Falls.
there is nothing to it. On the whole one
would judge from Elliot's conversation that
Justice had got badly left by arresting some
home missionary.