Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-26
CITY GLOBULEs


corner of Jackson and Fourth streets.
The commissioned officers of the state mill
tia companies will pay their respects to Gov
Hubbard In body at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
Jndge Simon issued an order yesterday
opening the garnishee disclosure in the case
of J. NJ. Jaeger VS.. VIM. Leonard and others.
The GLOBE is Indebted to the enterprise oil
the Mutual Union Telegraph company, Tor
the first news of the verdict in the Gulteau
case.
Aman named J. Rouleau was up yesterday,
charged with the embezzlement OF S4O from
Jamss Kennedy. The examination will take
place Feb. l.
Albert Sanders, of Red Wing. charged with
selling liquor without the special license, gave
bonds for his appearance yesterday, and was
released from durance.
Mrs. Gilmore, poor unfortunate woman
that appears to be unable to resist the tempta-
ton to indulge in strong drink, was again
locked up last night for being drunk.
Mai. Bracket arrived in town yesterday,
from Morristown. Rice county, having in
custody man named P Adams, charged
with selling liquor without the special IL
cense.
F. Coffin and wife were arragned before
Judge Burr yesterday, charged with cruelty 10
blind child, which was locked in cold room
alone for hours The hearing was continued
to the 3lst inst
Yesterday morning Officer Babe found bay
team and farmers wagon hitched IN front OF
the German Catholic church, it having been
left standing all night. The rig was taken to
]udds stable.
Yesterday afternoon the district court took
ND the case of the state against Oliver La
Ponte, indicted for committing an assault
with . dangerous weapon on Joseph Villame.
The ease was on trial last night.
The trial of VIM. Ferguson, indicted for the
larceny of 500 from the person OF james
Miller Was proceeded with in the district court
Yesterday morning The case was given to
the Jury about 3 O'Clock, and verdict was
returned of not guilty.
\ couple OF well known citizens engaged in
warm discussion yesterday concerning The
respective merits Of the Sllsby and La France
steam fire engines. During The dispute Dets
of 800 were offered on each engine, and 1t is
expected that Il trial test Will be made.
A han dene6 kid named John Wycloff was
before the court yesterday charged with the
larceny OF two watches from the dwelling OF
David Archambrault, The property was found
ON his person and the testimony pointed con
clusiyely as TO his guilt. He was sent to the
bastile for 90 days.
The examination of the colOred policeman
Officer Thomas, charged with neglectlng his
duty and going to sleep on his beat, was com
menced before Mayor Rice yesterday morning
,lar Of
and the evidence, which Is taken with closed
doors, is said 10 be very damaging. he re-
suit will be known to-day.
The funeral of the late Timothy Mccarthy,
whose untimely ceath was caused by the cav
ing in of an enbankment last Monday, took
place from st. Michael's church IN the Sixth
ward Yesterday forenoon The turnout was
one of the largest ever seen in ST. Paul, The
church being crowded with friends OF the de-
ceased who thus testified to his manly charac-
ter.
About o'clock last night drunken hood
lum entered Leigh's saloon on Wabashaw
street and at once proceeded to raise row.
Mr.. Leigh ordered him to leave, when the
fellow drew knife and rushed vt him, drlv-
ing the inmates into the street. An officer
was called, but in the meantime he skipped
ont. He was afterwards arrested on Fifth
street bv Officer Hanft
The annual hall of the letter carriers OF this
city takes place at Market hall on the I'd OF
February. This promises 10 be one OF the
most enjoyable events OF the season, and
should be literally encouraged by the citizens
of ST. Paul The letter carriers are an honest
and highly respected body of men and they
will undoubtedly give an entertainment on the
above occasion that will commend itself to
the public.
John Donhower is a good citizen when
sober, but when under the influence of the
mocker, like mGny another good man, he be
comes wild and unmaDageable. Tuesday after
noon he Welded to the tempter OF drink and
raised disturbance on Rice street. Officer
Shields tried to arrest him, and he tore SIS
coat belonging to that worthy. Yesterday he
was fined S25, and $l5 was RENTED on recon-
mendation of the officer.
While coming down Exchange street last
night Capt. Clark saw two fellows some dis
tance in front of him, ond observed that one
of them discharged a revolver. Hurrying up
he overlook them and took one Of them, who
gave his name as Peter DOrten, into custody
When arrested the man denied firing the shot,
but the captain ON searching him found the
revolver, when he owned up that he did dis
charge it. He was accordingly locked up.
The citizens of St. Paul ought to bear in
snind and consider with favor, the efforts
being made by the firemen to establish Ii
brary. The gentlemen in this branch OF the
city government, ask the citizens to contii
butte books and magazines with which to start
the library. All who desire to contribute in
this way can notify Chief Strong and he will
call for the contributions, or they can leave
them at his office In the old Baldwin school
building.
The Brainerd Tribune has this lem of in
terest: cat last the J. j. Jackman contest
for the 100, lying between the city of Bis
Inarck and the river, has been settled by the
decision OF the secretary Of the interior. The
fight has been long and spirited one. Mr..
Jackman has kept his foe at bay for nine
years, but finally has TO succumb. By the
decision j. j. Hill obtains patent to the south
eighty acres, and J. W. Plummer to the north
eighty, both valuable tracts of land"
Mr.. Louis Blankenhorn has been appointed
division agent of the Chicago division of the
Chicago, Milwaukee Il St. Paul road, and will
have Immediate charge CT through ratios be-
tween Milwaukee and common points in the
east, south and southwest, together with per-
eentage division of the same. This gentleman
is the brother of Mr.. William Blankenhorn,
who is is in Major Aliens, United States en-
cheering Office in st. Paul. His large circle