Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-14

took place at Washington street bagnio where
the female oficiates as chief bottle washer, and
originated from propensity on Dillon's part
to call the 'lady hard Names" The latter
hit Dillon with a chair and he ciutched her on
the thu oat, fetching the first blood. He was
fined $40 and discharged.
James Reilly, alias d. @. Loring, the wretch
who made improper advances to little girl on
ThursdayIafternoon, was arraigned at the police
court Yesterday morning. The prosecuting
witnesses were not present and the examina-
ton was continued until 8 o'clock this morn
ing. Tho prisoner gave his name as Loriug
but GLOBE reporter has been informed that
he has served two terms in State prison, the
last time under the name of Reilly. He is evil
IDENTIFY william of the blacklist dye.
Sheriff Nugent of Buffalo, Wright county,
arrived in the city last night and consigned
two prisoners to Jail. One of them is Erick
Olsen Lind, the alleged wife poisoner, who was
taken to Wright county several days ago to be
tried. His trial was postponed to the next
term of court owing to the sickness of import
ant witnesses. The other prisoner is Z. IL.
Crank, who will continue his journey to-day
to Saltwater, he having been convicted of
horse stealing and sentenced for three years
term.
1uO OAty AabhOAb WCLO plOAhAoOucUoAJ 0N"J
about the city hall yesterday afternoon. The
special committee in regard to Third street
grades and sidewalks held short session, and
put it upon Col Allen to cause all property
owners to put the sidewalks on grade. The
gas committee and committee on claims were
in session, and transacted the usual routine
business. The railroad committee had the
Elicit matter or the purchase of his property
for st. Paul & Sioux City railroad shops under
advisement, and referred the matter to a SUBJ
committee for further report.
Sunday the GLOBE announced the fact that
Secretary of State Won Baumbach was in re-
ceipt of letter asking for information as to
the whereabouts of one Doyle, who was wanted
on a criminal charge. Yesterday the secretary
received letter from Sheriff P. Schuetzer of
Blue Earth county, stating that he had seen the
GLOBES announcement, and that Doyle was
wanted at Lake Crystal, that county, where he
killed man four years ago. Secretary Won
Baumbach now begins to appreciate the power
of the press especially of the GLOBE, as
through it he is being initiated into the detec-
tive business, an entirely new role and not
usually associated with the Office of secretary
of state.
A painful accident took place on the corner
of Ninth and st. Peter streets, about $3.50
o'clock yesterday morning, which may result
seriously to the ten-year-old daughter of Louis
Grattwood, residing on Rice street. At the
time named the child started to run across the
street without perceiving the approach of q
horse and wagon owned by Spangenberg, the
butcher, and before the horse could be stopped
she was knocked down, one of the wheels pass
ing over her stomach. Mr.. Wagner, who keeps
a saloon on st. Peter street, witnessed the &C
cident and states that it was owing to the
child's recklessness. Immediately after the
accident she rose to her feet apparently unin-
iured, but few minutes later she complained
of pain in her stomach and was conveyed
home. 1t is feared that she has sustained in
ternal injuries.
Night before last the attention of Officer
Lowell was called to the cries IF a woman pro-
ceeding from tenement house on st. Peter
street. Following up the cry the officer ascend
ed TO the second story of the building, where
he discovered man and woman of color en-
gagged in that species of pleasantly known as a
downright family row. The mans name is
Matthew Arnold and he had been engaged in
belaboring the woman, who, at the time of the
officers appearance, was treating her iege to a
tongue lashing, in addition to which she was
seeking revenge by tearing up his clothing
The officer requested her to keep still, but her
abuse became so voluble that she was threat
ened with arrest in case she came on to the
sidewalk. During the excitement the man
vanished, and upon learning that he was gone
her sympathies received reaction and she ut
tered the most woful rawlings for his return.
The upshot of the unblissful state of affairs
in colored high life will probably be an action
in the divorce court.