Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-19
Sergeant Signal Corps, q. s
To-DAY'5 WEATHER
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY NrLOBILES.
Mary O'Brien was taken to St. Peter
yesterday.
/ small back pension was received at
the adiutant generals Office yesterday.
TEE county settlements for June are
coming in very slow to the state treasurer.
Percy Crosby was admitted yesterday TO
practice law in all the courts of the state
OF minnesota.
Ir. Z. I. Slzidmore bought today,
through Fairchild s. Davidson, sixteen lots
on Daytons bluff.
The cases of Mary J. France and Jennie
.Bateson, indicted for keeping house of
III fame have been dismissed.
4 teachers institute commenced its ses-
sions yesterday at Long Prairie, in Charge
Of Profs. Gray and McCleary.
The st. Peter and Faribaujt military
companies celebrate the 18th of July at Men
kato and the Winona company at Roches-
ter.
Harry Downing was found last night
insulting women on Fort street and in the
vicinity of Western avenue and was arrest
ed and locked up.
The Union society of Lake view, an
auxiliary of the Union Evangelical church
Of that town, filed articles with the secre-
tary Of state yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Richardson of Marshall
county passed through the city yesterday
with the murderer, Camille Roy, en- route
fOc Saltwater to serve out life sentence
fcr his crime.
The assault and battery cases Of Mat
Eagan and John Thomas, full accounts OF
which have already been published, wee
continued, the latter until this morning
and the former one week.
Ella Welch, who was shot week ago
last Saturday night, died yesterday at -
n. post mortem examination was held
yesterday and an inquest will be held
at 10 o'clock this morning.
The Emmett Light artillery will give a
street review on the 18th of July and Ere a
national salute at noon on Wabashaw street
hill In the afternoon they will picnic on
The grounds of ex-Mayor Rice.
Tie cases Of Ii. Hall and W.
Be!ov, charged with obstructing
the streets, were dismissed upon
The payment Of costs. Those against
Breen u Young and (. Z. Berrisford were
continued.
The First regiment has adopted very
pretty regimental badge and orders have
been given for their manufacture. It is il
circular form, with background Of blue
enamel lettered in gold IN. 6. S. NJ" with
the motto, ''Nolli SeCuDGus, on the oa;er
rim.
r. 3. Sinclair was complained Of by his
wife last night. lie was very threatening
and dangerous, and she wanted him ar
rested in order that ne might be prevented
from doing her any harm. An officer was
sent around to the house on Robert street
where he was found and taken into Gus
tody.
On Saturday last the emwloyes of P.R.L
Hardenberg & Co., Capt. E. L. Shackford
played a game of base ball against the
employees of G. Gotzian & Co.. Capt. Dick
Tubbesing. The latter made fifty -four
runs, while the Hardenberg men made
four. Tracers have been sent out to find
Capt. Shackford.
The body of q large man over six feet in
height, and large in proportion, was found
IN the river near the railroad bridge yes
terday. 1t was first seen by boy who
was fishing in the river. He drew it ashore
and notified Officer Palmer who communi-
Gated with Messrs. Mccarthy & Donnelly.
This firm brought the body down and
placed it III the norgue. 1t had evidently
been in the river for some time and was
much bloated and decompOsed. 1t had on
Overalls and rubber overcoat. No in
quest will be held.
Ned Burke, arrested on a warrant sworn
out Saturday by Mistress Sarah Welsh, ex-
aibited himself in court and began his de-
Tense by relating an acquaintance enjoyed
with Sarah & quarter of a century ago, in
Portland, Me. The court opined that
would come under the head of surplusage
and cut him OF on his recital about the
time the accused and his accuser were III
volved in a dispute near Boston. That
was not of the res gestae of the case under
consideration he said and Burke being
unable to further defend was fined SO.
John Murphy, accused OF wife beating
and acraigned in court Saturday, was tried
yesterday morning, the ate ldsnce of his
wife, the prosecuting witness, having been
obtained. She stated that the charge was
made while she was red hot with anger
and whed she became composed her de.
sire was to abandon the case. Had she
failed to appear Saturday to avoid testi-
flying? She had, yes, and hoped the case
would be dismissed. His honor refused to
entertain her petition though, and not
only held Murphy in bonds of 5000 to
keep the peace, but fined the wife SO for
contempt of court.
For a fine suit pants pattern, attend the
auction sale of the Scheffer Bros stock of mer-
chant tailoring goods, at their stand, No. 5S w
Third street, on Tuesday next.
IEahashauc Street Prnnertv O,uners