Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-23
CITY GLoeULEs.

The new hall of the Bohemian "Cech" socie-
~ was dedicated, yesterday afternoon, with
appropriate ceremonies.
Tonight grand moonlight excursion down
the river will take place under the auspices OIL
1hs St. Andrews society. The Aunt Betsey has
b zen chartered and everybody expects good
time.
a large number of excursionists left FOR New
Ulm, yesterday morning, to attend the annual
Turnfest festival at that city. The Great
Union band accompanied the party ana all Will
return this forenoon.
timber drunk was picked up by Officer
Cook on the Merchants beat last night
and conveyed to the cooler in hack. reg
istry receipt was found on his PEI son beariug
the name Henry Mccoy. He had one So
note and about three dollars in pennies
Residents in Dakota county, about four
miles south of West St. Paul, state that there
Ia q pack of wolves in their vicinity. Tuikel s.
chickens and small animals fall victims TO their
sppeiites aud parents are afraid TO allow their
children to wander very tar from htme'
Where are our sportsmen!
The wagon bridge crossing the st. Paul q
Saltwater road, in stinson's addition, Was dis
covered Oh fire at $3.50 o'clock yesterday after
noon by Hon. Samuel Msyall. de gave the
alarm to Mes rs j. P Onre>t and j. A. Uphan,
who succeeded In supervising the flames With
out much damage being done.
The italian dago shop on West Third near
St. Peter street. was the scene last night OF
go-s s-you.please scrapping MATCH in which
three pugnacious HlbeIn Aus CO. considerably
the worst of it. About 10 O'Clock several IRISH
men under the influence of whisky, stopped at
the shop and commenced chatting the Italians
who sat outside. Hard words were exchanged
and the parties banded personalities, when the
Italians suddenly pitched into the lntruders,
and the music commenced IN dead earnest
Que Italian hoored his antagonist with chair
while the others were polished down to the
queens taste. Being overcome by numbers
the vi-i'"rs left badly demorallzed. No arrests
were made.
Information was received in this city yester-
day evening of the accidental death of MIR.
George Cable, which took place at Brecken-
ridge between IL and l o'clock yesterday after
noon He was III the act of taking down his
gun from a hook IN the Railroad hotel ut that
place. when by some meaus The gun exploded,
the contents striking him In The head, produc-
ing almost instant death. Mr.. Cable was
freight conductor on The st. Paul, Minneapolis
& Manitoba road, running from Nlllmar to
Breckenridge He was brother of Mr. j. Is
Gable, the train dispatcher of the road, and
leaves wife and one child, who at present are
in Milwaukee. He hau been on the road only
about q year, and highly respected, not
only by the company but by all who knew him.
Between one and two o'clock on Sunday
morning as Sergeant Walsh was making his
rounds he dropped upon supposed thief near
the corner of CeGar and Tenth streets. He
started towards the NAH, when he took to the
middle Of the street and made oft on the dou-
Bile quick. rhe sergeant gave chase, aad near
the corner of Wabashaw street and College ave
nue. he called out for the fellow 10 halt. The
fying scouudrel paid no attention, When the
sergeant drew his revolver and sent shot after
him, but apparently without effect. In firing.
by some means, the sergeant blew of portion
of his thumb, inficting slight but painful
wound. The thief ran up s. Peter street TO
Summit avenue and thence to Rice street. where
he disappeared.
Said an Indian interpreter and keen judge of
character, to GLOBE reporter yesterday in
conversation about the Pine county tragedy.
IF the squaw, Sadie, has attempted suicide,
you may rest assured that she is not gully OF
the murder" Guilty or not guilty, certain 1t
is that the lsquaw Is taking
her imprisonment very hard. Their
first night in the Ramsey county Jail was one
OF unrest, and yesterday morning the squaw
was found doubled up In her cell and wrIthlng
in convul.iuns. DIR. Dorion was called and
administered relief, but the woman is in a
critica condition. The half breed Herbert,
m intains his attitude of stolid indifference,
and refuses all overtures to engage III CONVEX
sstion, his only concern being for his mother.
They both occupy the same cell.
One of those swfully mysterious robberies
about which no fellah can find out was per-
petrated st Smiths boarding house, corner
Ninth and Jackson streets, night before last,
and the circles Of gentihty have been agitated
from the toes f lis arIstucratic boot to the
tips of its lavender colored and rose-scented
gloves. The boarders were told to keep II
dark and mum Was the work. For the life o.
them they were cautioned to steer shy of those
blamed newspaper fellows. and the grave Is
not more lug brious than the air of s,cretive-
mesa that beauties each individual. When
simmered down IL found thct u high toned
sneak thief had gone through the looms and
csbbseed several articles of jewelry, and some
loose change. The police got wind of IL last
nigar; but owing to the misty sailing they
will have go slow.