Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-18

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Bailey presided and dispensed even handed justice
ut the police court yesterday.
George A. Bracket has commenced the erection
of another fine brick block on Second avenue south
1t will be three stories in height.
James Burke, for assaulting and beating j.
Terneng, will lodge with Sheriff Eustis at the ex-
pense OF the county, for five days.
Mr.. ]. g. Harris, Of 6l2 Fourth street SOUTH awak-
ened just in tine to drive away a burglar who was
entering window, on Sunday night
The large Merchants block on Washington avenue
between Nicollet and First avenues south, is fast
approaching completion. 1t is q beauty.
The sum of S4s was raised at the meeting of the
Father Sheehy Land league Sunday evening and
will be forwarded to the central land league.
Camp Walkers mill turned out l,040, 600 feet of
lumber last week and nearly G00,0Oo shingles, the
biggest work for ten hours day in the city.
Yesterday morning lacy either lost or was robbed
of pocket-book containing s28, on Thirteenth
street, while in attendance at an auction sale
special meeting of the county commissioners
was held at the auditors Off oe yesterday afternoon
But little of public importance was transacted.
John Abrahamson, charged with keeping his
saloon open on Sunday will be given a hearing in
Thieves entered the hogse CT e. G. Cauyet,
corner Sixth street and Hawthorne avenue, and
made off with q number Of articles of wearing ap-
parel.
The city board of equalization was besieged by
many taxpayers, who protest vehemently against the
respective amounts at which their property has been
assessed.
John Daily, brakeman on the Chicago, Milwau-
Eao y pan nd off haud hadI g
crushed while coupling to necessitate the
putation Of three fingers.
The Chute brothers have removed their Office to
their magnificent new block on the corner of Cen
trail and University 1t is one of the hand
soonest blocks in the city.
F. a. Davis was assaulted by brace of foot-pads
on South Twelfth street on Sunday night. Mr.. d.
drew his de ringer and fired shot In the air and the
foot pads ran for dear life.
The colored people of this city are arranging for
the celebration of the foItyseventh anniversary of
the abolition of slavery in the British West Indies in
picnic at Union park On the LIST of August.
Last night an inquest was held en- the body of
Baif who was killed at the stone arch viaduct last
June. The coroner aud jury wrestIed with the case
three hours and adjourned until this evening.
The electric light company is stringng wires from
the works at the falls Wires have already been put
in many of the leading business houses and the
work of getting ready for Illuminating is progressing
rapidly.
Several more members of the rife teams, to par
ticipate in the rifle tournament which begins at Fort
Smelling to morrow arrived yesterday. A business
meeting will be held at the Nlcoilet house this
evening.
Officer Howard arrested James Bartlett Last uight
for stealing q watch and chain from one Black
boarding at Warmers, the undertaken. When ar
rested Bartlett was trying TO dispose of the watch
and chain at a pawn shop.
A st. Paul gentleman named Holmberg. csme ur
to Minneapolis yesterday and drew S7I6 from the
Merchants aud Mechanics bank. Returning home
he found hs had either lost it or had his pockets
tang cred with by pickpocket.
Mayor Ames is of the impression thst there viii
be no appointment made to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the 1T sIenauon of Water Commissioner
Jacob Stone. The board will undertake to perform
the work with the present number.
Swede, named olssen, jumped from moving
train on the East side, striking lumber pile which
severely injured him. He had left part of his
baggage at the depot aud frantic in his en-
deavor to get Off the train to get it.
Dormus Wanderer, who formerly resided ON north
Second street, Minneapolis left the city one week ago
Saturday with S2s] to buy cattle, sncs which time
thing has been heard of hi his team was found
at Oorcoran Saturday. Foul play IL suspected.
The funeral of Edward B. Aarsh.l, who was so
badly injured by falling the railing i'll
front of the First National bank into
the basement the night of July that he died on
Saturday occurred from his late residence Yesterday
afternoon.
Another fine programme was presented TO the
audience at the Theater Comique last night. Among
the most noticeable features OF the entertainm ent
we're the sketches of jackson and Peasley aud the
new songs and dances of Miss Georgia rhornieigh.
Geo. Bradley, seven-year-old boy, living on
Seventh street southeast, dsobeyed his parents and
fooled with a revolver which was kept in a bureau
drawer. He now mourns tho loss of portion of
the first finger Of his left hand and Di. Ames Ia
treating him.
James Stanton and william Hill punched each 9TH
ers heads without respect to def acing beauty and
ware run in. They were arraigned In the police
court and given hearing. Sentence was suspend
ed In the case OF Stanton, while Hill obliged to
pay fine Of $40 and costs, he being the aggressor
The county board of equalization held an executive
session yesterday in the Office of the county
auditor. Commissioner Schaefer was elected chair
man. At the afternoon session valuations was dis
cnssed. They will be in session again to-day, and
will lten to complaints of ANY taxpayer who beiievss
he hrs been inequitabiy assessed,
Thomas Rogers is a tough case. He is a yerit.ble
bruiser. On Sunday night he battered up the
by policeman undertook to demolisn the
law. But he reckoned without MA
host. 1t happened to be Officer Malone Thomas
was interviewed by his honor yesterday upon the
subject, and as resuit languishes sixty days in
durance.
-Four Medin, beiigereuts known as Peter Shoe
maker, Matthew Shoemaker and Frank Ide, of Me-
dina township, found on the glorious 4th thst
they were able to UNI ercfuIy beat
one nan. a fellow named August Katie.
They were before his honor yester-
day, however, aud were called upon to ray each
hne OF Sl5 aud coets. It doesn't pay for mob to
attack single man, even in the country.
telegram received from Sioux City yesterday az
nounced that some men, supposed to be the Mime
apolis jail breakers, had been captured there and
Deputy Sheriff George Thomas and Pstrolrnan Brud-
igan at ones left for that place. To day telegram
was received, announcing that there was man in
limbo at Sioux City, and that it Was Reed, who
arrested at Owatonpa but released before the sriv
al of the Minneapolis officers. The telegram fur
Their stated that two other men had been arrested at
Wayne Neb., to which place the officers intended to
proceed at once. These latter two supposed to
be Tom Howard snd either "Dutchy'' Schiller or
the Cisy county man.