Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-07

after saying it was all true, so help her, and she
wanted to make it all right with the laws in
huence imposed upon VanderpOol. Arriving
at Brainerd. Sheriff Harrison read the paper tC
Conductor Vanderpool, took him into custody
arrived here last night, and Vsndsrpool de-
clares it is no such thing so far as Mary Hide
brand is concerned.
Detective Arnold, of tho Rocky Mountain
secret service, Denver, Colorado, having pro-
cured warrant on his requisition from Gov
Pillsbury, departed yesterday after his man.
Arnold is after man who it is alledged alb.
Quoted another mans wife-his own, never
and who is believed to have located either in
Sherburne or Chippewa county. The deteo-
tive was discreetly silent about his mission,
and the authorities at the capitol have not gone
behind the face of the returns.
Last evening Capt. Clark arrested Mat sher-
lock alias Henry Smith, who yesterday after
noon carried away from Warmers auction store
on Third street two saddles without the con-
sent of the proprietor. The goods were recov-
cred at second hand store where the thief
had pawned them, and Judge Flint will dis
pose of his case at the municipal court this
morning. Sherlock is the party who was ar
rested some time ago for stealing pair of
gloves from ]. B. Cooks stable.
Two Swede women visited police headquar-
tiers yesterday, all shook up with excitement.
They said they lived at the corner of Ninth and
Cedar streets, and had been visited by q
drunken man who threatened All Irish eviction
or something of that kind. Officer Clouss &C.
companied the women home and found it was
q case of rent collection, after all. The land
lord was there, wanted pay or premises. As
the matter was out of ordinary police jurlsdic-
ton, the women aud landlord were left to set
tie it themselves.
The case of Jacob Dietz, administrator,
against the city of St. Paul for SIS, 00U damages
caused by the death of the five year old son of
plaintiff, who was killed by the caving in of an
embankment on Martin street, last August,
was tried in the district court, Thursday, and
given to the jury at nightfall. The jury re-
tired, and after wrestling with the case all
night, came into court yesterday morning and
declared their inability to agree upon verdict.
The jury stood, ten for according damages, the
remaining two holding out in favor Of the city.
Capt, Clark arrested James Mcdonald on
Seventh street near Jackson street. yesterday
afternoon. Mcdonald was unmindful of the
property rights that Pannell had in a box con-
tanning three hats, and picking up the outht,
didn't get out of Capt. Clark's long reach.
Mcdonald proved to be gushing chap. He
claims to come from st. Louis. and had q part
ner watching while he stole, and said he and
pal meant to provide themselves with over
coats, and that there were several other petty
thieves. naming them, who were on the same
lay.
telegram was received from Chief Of Police
Woodward, of Hastings, last night, authorizing
the arrest of two men who would arrive on the
freight train from Hastings. Capt. Clark
ordered Officers RoIleau and Cook to comply
with the request, and on the arrival of the
train the twain were collared and taken to the
lookup. They are wanted at Hastings for
stealing an overcoat, but the article was not in
their possession when they were arrested. The
worthless are named respectively Mike English
and Edward Doyle, and were recently dis
charged from the Jail at Hastings. A dispatch
was sent back notifying the authorities of theil
arrest, and they will be held until further