Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-21
CITY GLOBULES,

Asrlsndid bill, "a Celebrated Case, at the
Opera House, tonight.
DR.. Morris accuses Joseph Smyth of indecent
exposure of person. The case will he heard at
police court this morning.
Joseph Orr threw stone and struck Henry
Dehmer last Tuesday evening. Henry is con-
fined to his bed and Joseph is under arrest.
The husband of Lizzie Williams. who has
been before Judge Flint several times of late
for drunkenness, visited ST. Paul yesterday in
search of his truant wife, who deserted her
home several weeks ago.
Charles Joubert, employed at the Harvester
Works. stumbled yesterday morning. and fell
head first towards buzz saw. To save his
head, he threw up his hand and was SO severe
ly cut that his thumb and two fingers were
Rmputated.
A pleasant wedding took place at the
Cathedral yesterday forenoon, being the
nuptials of Mr.. William O'Gorman and Miss
Jessie Miner. The ceremony was performed
in the presence of few friends, by Rev.
Father McMullen. No cards.
Sheriff Dickinson, of Canton, Lincoln coun-
ty, D. T., will arrive this morning to identify
city few days since ON the charge Of bigamy.
Woodruff is said TO have three wives, two of
whom are residing in the vicinity of Canton.
Sheriff Mckenzie, of Bismarck, was in st.
Paul yesterday, having in charge an insane man
named Charles Werninger. They are on route
for the asylum at Yankton. Werninger is quiet
in his actions, talks intelligibly and has not
the appearance of one afflicted with mind
diseased.
A horse and buggy, driven by two roughs,
stopped in front of Rocheford's saloon on Min
nesota street, last night, and the inmates be
came very noisy, fight being nipped in the
bud by the appearance of Officer Gruber. One
of the men defed the authority of the officer.
and challenged him to do his worst, whereupon
he was landed in the quay.
The next time that Billy Kemp goes in search
of the inny tribe he promises to bring some
thing more substantial than the 100 pounds of
wail-eyed pike that he brought from White
Bear lake last evening. The fish look as if
they were toothsome, however, and before pass
ing judgment upon the piscatorial abilities of
the gentleman, the cook will have to be heard
from.
couple of little girl babies, just old enough
to tOddle and neither of them able to speak q
word of English were found in the Sixth ward
yesterday, near the woods. The little waits
we're scantily dressed, and one of them was
minus shoe. After three hours search, it
was asctrsained that their parents resided in
the Bohemian settlement, where they were
taken.
John Mari became budged last Wednesday,
and unduly elated from the effects of the ar
dent, he invested his scrip in pocket handker-
chiefs for general distribution among the
needy. He laid down to rest in the vicinity of
Hornung's brewery, and was yanked to the
cooler by Capt. Clark. Yesterday he was be-
fore Judge Flint and paid three dollars for the
foolishness.
Eight suits were commenced in the United
States circuit court yesterday by Matthew
Gottfried, against the brewers of st. Paul.
The suits are brought for infringing on pat
ent process for coating the inside of beer kegs
with pitch, and are against the following de-
fendants Frederick Emmert, N. Funk, Theo-
dore Hamm, Frederick Banholzer, NJ. Brugge-
mann, Anthony Yoerg, r. Koch and Chris
Stahlmann.
1t was reported yesterday morning that the
young son of John Shanahan, residing in the
Sixth ward, had fell into the river near the st.
Paul boom and been drowned. A GLOBE re-
certained that young Shanahan returned home
late Wednesday night, and not wishing to dis
turb the family, had gone to sleep in the barn.
lie slept beyond his usual time for rising,
which gave color for the rumor
A meeting of the committee appointed by
the meeting of those favoring the Free House
and Home movement, that met on Thursday
last, was held at the Chamber. of Commerce
rooms at P. NJ, yesterday After talking
over the several plans suggested, a sub-com-
tntseee Oh nve were appointed to wait on the
sLn Ieient real estate men in the city and get
70 ar views ana ideas in the matter and report
at the same place. The sub-cousTnitsaec consists
ML;.o ~ M nleler, ). w. McClrig. Thos. B.
Cardy. 80 o. - n0-
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rheumatism is without doubt 4. Jacobs On.
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