Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-24

He will be tried in the police court July 80
for the offense.
John Kennedy is charged with commit
ting an assault and battery upon Joseph
Nugent. He pleaded not guilty before
Judge Bailey yesterday, and had his trial
continued until this morning.
The air brakes became deranged on the
M. 81 H. L. passenger train, at Hopkins
station, yesterday, and in righting it bolt
was broken in the locomotive. The accl-
dent occasioned an hours delay.
In the case of Margaret Noon VS.. An
drew Finnegan the court yesterday rem
dered a verdict for the plaintiff for $414.
Mrs. Noon was the administrative in the
estate of her deceased husband, John
Noon.
The case of the street railway against
the motor line, wasI argued yesterday be-
fore Judge Lochren, exGoY. Davis and
Henry ]. Horn appearing for the plaintiff,
and Gordon E. Cole and Judge Shaw for
the defendant.
The remains of the unknown man found
crushed on the Manitoba track near College
the expense of the county, without learn
ing anything further respecting the death
or identity of the body.
About o'clock last evening, at the East
side depot, little girl five years old, named
Labelle, ran in front locomotive and got
her leg and arm crushed so badly that am
putation was necessary. The operation
was performed by Dr.. Steele.
Col. elena is working hard to get the
boilers for the West hotel finished this
week. The boilers are four in number,
sixty inches in diameter by sixteen feet
long. They are of the best steel, and are
the most expensive ever built in his shops.
The Centenary church and Sabbath
school will have their annual excursion at
Lake Minnetonka next Wednesday, the
18th, going via the Minneapolis q st Louis
railway to Lake Park; from there they will
take the steamer Belle of Minnetonka fol
the upper lake
Yesterday afternoon smartie entered q
jewelry store on north Second street and
tried to trade watches. Failing in this he
attempted to smuggle the jewelers. watch
but was caught at it. Officers Smith and
Olson being acquainted with the circum,
stance succeeded in capturing the would
be thief after run for block.
Articles of incorporation of the East
Minneapolis Meannerchorwere fled yester
day in the registers Office. The gen
eral object of the society is the
cultivation of vocal and instrumental
music. The officers of the ASSOCIATION are
President, Frederick Palmer; secretary
Franz TENDER; treasurer, Peter A. Pauly-
The house of Bridget Kelley was entered
on Sunday night by an oficious special, wh'
evidently has an object in creating dis
turbance. He arrested the woman, ant
undertook to arrest another woman ant
Mr.. Kelley, but the latter put the fresh spe
cial to fight. Yesterday Bridget was ar
raigned before Judge Bailey and dis
charged. It is quite probable the specia
will soon be minus his star.
Manager futile. in an interview with
GLOBE reporter last evening, stated tina
the Minneapolis Office of the Wester
Union was in good condition again, an
that yesterdays business was all taken car
| of. Additional operators are daily bein
secured, and last night the wires were ope
for transmission of the Minneapolis spe
cial dispatches to the GLOBE for the frs
time since the strike was inaugurated.
Charles H Woods and William ]. Hah
filed an action in the district court yestel
day against Gysbert Van Steenwyk, Charlie
Payson and Charles J Martin, to recove
$500 for service rendered as attorney
between August and October 81, 1888, i
the matter of the estate of the late G.
Washburn and in attending to his will
The amount stipulated for is alleged
have been $4,000, 5000 of which they hay
been paid.
At the last service in the Immaculai
Conception church on Sunday, the Re
James McGolrick preached a rowerf1
sermon in denunciation of low dane
houses, public balls, and all night restau
ants. The last he stigmatized as assign
ton houses and nurseries of immoralit
In close proximity to his church ar
school are two infamous dens, one on Thil
street and the other on Third avenl
north, which are an annoyance to all r
siding in the locality, many of whom g,
, press their indignation at tolerating sui
institutions. The reverend gentleman d
so referred to certain doctors in this eli
who debauch their female patients, al
who ought to be prosecuted for thei- ra
cally conduct.
Last Sunday afternoon at Universe
avenue near the Union stock yards, the
was free fighting exhibition given by s
: railroad gladiators, who set at defian
: the rules of ''the noble art of self-defenc
and instead of initiating the scientit
sparring of the Capt. Dalton combinatio
entirely dispensed with the use of the fis
4 and pounded each other with beer glass
and beer faucets until the claret fell
t showers from their battered heads al
faces They had been drinking in t
groggery near by which is outside t
city limits of the twin cities. The loca
ty is becoming notorious and decent pc
| pie passing along are getting disgust
with the rowdyism of the semi-barbaria
: who frequent the saloors there on the Sa
D bath instead of going to church.