Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-14
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered BIZ the Special Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

Sylvester PerrO has returned for the win
ter from Red river, where he was pilot on
one of the boats.
Mr.. P. Willet and Miss Mary Kitty were
married yesterday morning at the Catholic
church by Father Murphy.
For sale by Matt. Clark, IL pair of black
| mares, 1850 to ], 100 pounds I'm qoeSqht, one
riding and driving horse and one family
horse.
The examination of Doc. Howe, for steal
ing brass ruling from the Messenger office,
was concluded yesterday, Doc. being dis
charged.
Mr.. Thomas Mackey died last evening
about six O'Clock, from the effects of the in
jury received from Robert Sinclair, about
two weeks ago.
The St. Paul & Duluth roed will hereaf-
ter run the morning train on more satisfac-
tory time. The train now leaves at 7:3O
and arrives at $50.
Nick Roberts Humpty Dumpty tonight
This troupe has received very favorable crlti-
cisms from the press and have been accord
ed high need of praise.
James Bergen, one of the boys having
justice melted out to them for certain
act of theirs short time since, had an ex-
animation yesterday and was discharged.
Bergen makes the last of the number.
Hank Farmer proved so successful in doc
toring sick horse for one of our citizens
last week that he has concluded to enter the
business. Hank says that the horse was
dead and that he brought him back to life,
but then it does not do to rely implicitly on
what Hank says.
Chief Shortall received telegram from
La Crosse, yesterday, stating that the two
fellows who robbed the boy, Valiquette, near
the Junction, a few weeks ago, an account of
which appeared in the GLOBE at the time,
were under arrest. Matt and Sheriff John
son departed for La Crosse ON receipt of the
telegram.
Many persons learned yesterday with sur
prise and sorrow of the death of Mrs. Michael
Collins, bride only one year. The death
of Mrs. Collins occurred yesterday morning
at O'Clock, after an illness of about three
weeks. The sympathy of many true friends
is with Mr.. Collins in this his hour of af-
Fiction. Funeral this morning at 10 o'clock
from the Catholic church.
BOLD ROBBERY.
Adolph Miller, German from Taylors
Falls, was decoyed across the lake by Will
liam Logan and Frank Lockland last Sun
day morning, and robbed of about 1929 in
money and watch, besides receiving Sc
we're beating. Mr.. Miller arrived in this
city from Taylors Falls Saturday, on the
Jennie Hayes, intending to work here.
William Logan, deck-hand on the boat,
thinking that Miller had money, conceived
the idea of relieving him of it. Sunday
morning Miller met Logan and his pal
Rockland, who had been discharged from the
Hayes few days previous. One of them
pretended to be deeply under the influence
of liquor, and the other asked the unsuspect-
ing German if he would not assist him
awhile with his companion, and walk around
until he sobered up. The German consent
ing they walked across the bridge, and when
they arrived on the other side the scoundrels
proposed going to one of tho rafting shan
ties and sleep off the effects of the liquor.
On arriving at the shanty they systematically
and coolly proceeded to rob him, one hold
ing knife and the other a revolver at his
| head, Miller caught the revolver, but the
ruffian wrenched it out of his hand. After
relieving him of his few valuables and Civ
ing him severe beating they left. Miller
came back to the city and informed the po-
lice of the affair. A sharp lookout was kept
for Rocklana and Logan, and about 2 o'clock
chief Shortall saw them come across
the bridge aud turn up Simpsons
alley. Calling Officer Berglund he ran up
Main street, and, just as the tawin turned
the corner on Myrtle street, the officers
covered them with their revolvers. The
surprised and baffled villains at first showed
disposition to resist, but wisely concluded
to allow themselves to be taken. Chief
Shortall telegraphed their capture to the
sheriff of st. Croix county, and yesterday
morning Deputy Jones came up and took
the prisoners to Hudson, where they will
undoubtedly receive their just desserts.