Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-12

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and was yanked to the cooler last night billing
drunk.
The marriage of Mr.. John Tell and Mis-
Maggie Mons will be celebrated at the Church
of the Assumption at s o'clock this morning.
decree of divorce was rendered by Judge
Brill yesterday separating Dorothea Steltzel
from her husband, Charles Steltzer, on the
grounds of desertion.
resolution was filed in the register OF
deeds office yesterday changing the site of O
school house in district No. l, New Canada
township, to point near Webs lake.
The annual inspection of thefre department
will take place tomorrow afternoon. The fire
laddies are exerting themselves for the occa-
sion and will to doubt make very creditabls
display.
The neighborhood wrangle, in which Nellie
Nolan, Mary Conley and John SIattery are the
defendants, was called for hearing in the
municipal court yesterday and continued until
to-day.
In conversation with GLOBE reporter yester-
day. the attending physician on Almond Ford,
| shot by his maniac wife, assured the scribe
| that the crisis had abouted passt, and that the
victim would recover.
The second grand ball of the Merchants ho-
tel walters will take pluce at Pfeifer's hall on
Monday evening, November the first. Elabor-
ate preparations are being made, and the event
bids fair to eclipse, if possible, its predeces-
sors.
An action for divorce was commenced in the
district court yesterday by Eugene L. Larpen-
teur against Henrietta P. Larpenteur, on the
| grounds OF desertion. They were spliced at
Minneapolis In 1873, and defendant is alleged
to heve deserted her husband in March, 1877.
Tom Smith and Joe Phillips, couple of col
ored BARRIERS from Minneapolis, engsged rooms
! for themselves and couple of st. Paul girls
| (white) at the Warren house last night. The
| police arrested the entire disreputable gang
and locked them up.
| The condition of Adolph Moeller, last night.
was reported as without material change He
suffers excruciating pain from the wound, and
his case is considered extremely critical. A
crisis ia soon looked for and no doubt his
chances of recovery will be determined to-
day.
Yesterday forenoon, while playing with q
revolver at his residence on Robert street, q
young man named John Malone was shot in
the right hand by the accidental discharge of
the weapon. A painful wound was inflicted,
| but the bullet was extracted and che sufferer is
doing we'll.
| knavish looking fellow named John De-
vine was uD yesterday on the charge of disor-
derly conduct. Saturday night he was arrest.
| ed prOwling around in the rear of Goodman's
house on Third street, under suspicious Cir
cumstances. He was sent to the quay for
| eight days.
| John Strong got beastly full of the old stuff,
Saturday night, and sought comfort from the
soft aide of plank, corner of Seventh and Wa
bashaw streets. When rescued he was sur
| rounded by mob of bowling boys. He was
before the court yesterday, who sent him to
the dry dock for four days.
| William Ryan packed up his grip sack On
Sunday and started for the Chicago express.
On the way to the depot he net several friends
and they indulged in number of farewell
bowls. He was taken in half seas over and
yesterday he was before Judge McGrorty, who
released him on payment of three bills.
The colored Garfield and Arthur voters have
arranged for a demonstration tonight at
Pfeifer's hall. They will meet at o'clock
and march to the depot to receive the colored
brethren of Minneapolis, who visit this city to
participate in the festivities. The feature of
the evening will be addresses from the breth-
rem In attendance.
The Ramsey County Veteran association at
tempted to hold regular meeting last night
for the election of officers for the ensuing
| year, etc., but the attendance was 30 small an
! adjournment was taken to November Is. As
the Presidential battle will then be settled, the
hope was expressed that it might be able to
get out good attendance on that date.
A genteel fellow, named Jacob Brandt, was
up yesterday, charged with embezzling lucre
from Orleman's saloon on West Third street.
| The charge Is of long standing, having been
preferred last spring, simultaneous with which
Brandt skipped. When the case was called,
yesterday, MIR. Orleman appeared and stated
that he did not care to prosecute, wherein pom
the defendant was discharged.
The Theodore Koner lodge No. 16, Sons of
Hermann, held their regular meeting last even
ing, at which the following named officers
were elected: President, j. II. Holsick; vice
| president, Hy. Henly; treasurer, A. Naumann;
corresponding secretary, W. Rapp; financial
secretary, o. Fisher; leader, E. Siebold I. W.,
J. Z. Fleischer; A. W., Oh. +. Helm: committee
for the sick men, Schade, Rotert and Th. Wick
ersheim.
A festive railroad man named J. d. Ham
mer was before Judge McGrorty yesterday
charged with cabbaging four dollar hat from
James Costello. The cady was cribbed Satur-
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toba read. Mr.. Erwin appeared for the de.
fendant, entered plea of not guilty, and ask
ed for jury trial and a continuance. After
some chin music the hearing was set for tc-mor
row at 2 o'olock P II.
The following order was filed by Judge Brill
yesterday in the case of Martin Flint against
Barnardina Flint, in which action is pending
for a divorce on the grounds of drunkenness
That plaintiff pay defendants attorney the
sum Of $25 within twenty days, for fees; also
80 to enable defendant to prepare for trial
together with 30 per week for her support,
commencing the 9th day Of September the
first SIS to be paid on or before October 18th.
Last night drayman in the employ of Axley
sent word to city hall that he was followed
from work by parties who desired to subject
him to bodily injury. Officer Cook was de.
tailed and found the man on Cedar near Tenth
street. He stated that he had had some diff
Guilty with a man few days ago, and that
each night he was followed home by the party
in question who wanted to stab him with q
knife. Officer Cook escorted him to his place
of residence on st. Peter street.
A Adelegation of colored citizens, Garfield men
called at the GLOBE Office last night and re
quested the publication of protest against
what they considered the infamous action OF
the Dispatch, the avowed Republican organ OF
this city. Yesterday afternoon the brethren
sent in an announcement of the colored Repub
lican mass meeting to be held at Pfeifer's hall
this evening, and requested its publication as
an item of news. The manager of the scan
dalous little sheet thought he saw a chance to
impose on ignorance and tried to exact 81 for
the notice. The brethren dropped to the
scheme and, refusing to be bled, left the office
in high dugeon. This will destroy the effect oi
considerable work and will cost the main guys
great many votes.
sinner named James Murphy loomed up al
the police court yesterday, aud disguised
hizzoner by essaying 20 play Ihe hazarus act
He was charged with disorderly conduct and
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