St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs.

nue. this evening to effect an organization.
j. o. F. Meagher has sold his interest in
the Minneapolis Steam laundry to Charles
Estes.
A little fire in Fred Barrow's building at
212 Central avenue occasioned a loss of
about s75.
The Crusaders T. A. society held regular
weekly meeting in Catholic association hall
last evening.
Twenty-seven warranty deeds were filed
yesterday with the register of deeds, amount
ing to SCI, 1920.
The liquor cases came up in the munich
pal courts again yesterday, but they received
further continuance.
/ David Winkler, the driver of the patrol
wagon who was shot by "special''
policeman was reported much worse yes
terday.
The city council will hold an adjourned
meeting this evening" at which large
amount of accumulated business will be dis
patched.
1t is now expected that the new Union
depot will be put in occupancy by the Goth of
August, although it will not be entirely com
pleted by that date.
Madison Jones, the coon porter of First
street bordell, who stole $50 gold piece
from an unsophisticGted. Scandinavian, was
committed thirty days.
Mgr. Capel a Pspal representative, will
lecture in the Grand on Thursday evening.
His subject will be 1.-THE Catholic church the
best friend of the republic"
Burglars have visited Excelsior again.
They broke into Minor Balls house and stole
a number of watches and other valuables,
besides an amount of money.
Della White, the woman who shot Matte
Jones two weeks or so ago, had her prelimi-
nary examination yesterday She was held
TO await the action of the grand jury in $500
bonds.
II. g. Conner had sketched a portrait of
the deceased Robert Laughlin for the police
department. 1t was made after death had
occurred, as no photograph could be OBJ
tanned.
The jury in the case of Michael Leonard,
charged with assaulting Bridget Alter, found
verdict Of not guilty, and the court dis
missed the case against Bridget, charged
with assaultiSg Michael.
Peter Schulenberg and Dena Davidson,
Fridolin Gigle and Rosine Wild, Edward
Schmidt and Margaretta Zimmerman, Chas.
s. Loreny and Clara NJ. Redfern yesterday
obtained marriage licenses.
The application of Herman A. Westphal
for a writ of mandamus to compel the towns
of Medina and Plymouth to build a highway
I'd, II
the district court yesterday.
The ladies badge of the Sovereign grand
lodge will be unique and rich. 1t will con-
sst of hand holding vase of pink rose
buds and green leaves, the colors of the Re-
becca degree Of the order.
John Horton is under arrest charged with
swindling his landlord out of board BILL
This is certainly an innovation, to say the
least us it has not generally been under
stood that Indebtedness was a crime.
Now that the excitement and hustle Incl
dent to the national encampment is past,
our citizens are turning their attention
toward the coming fair to be held the first
week in September. 1t promises to prove
the most successful event of the kind ever
held in the northwest.
Health Officer Quimby states that the NOR
tally among children the past month has
been alarmingly great The principal cause
of death has been cholera infantum. He is
now preparing his monthly report, and it will
contain besides the customary statistics many
valuable suggestions.
James Grattan, the ''eye Witness it turns
out, really has no knowledge of who shot Of
fcer Laughlin His testimony before the
coroncr's jury was not damaging to any of
the defendants in the criminal action. As
an ''eye witnessn he saw as little as though
he were in an adjoining county.
In the district court yesterday Christina
Norstrum commenced action against the St
Paul " Duluth Railway company for dam
ages to her body and mind sustained while
on board train which collided with a freight
train. 5000 damages are asked for to heal
injuries, which are not specified in the COM
plaint.
Judges Lochren and Koon in the district
court yesterday gave partial hearing to the
application of Chas. j. Elliott and K. P Rus
sell for an injunction against the Chicago,
Milwaukee 81 st. Paul railroad to prevent the
building and maintaining of an abutment
aud wall across Eighth avenue south, where
the tunnel is being made under the railroad
tracks at the intersection of Washington
avenue,
A schedule of assets and liabilities in the
assignment of J. II. Karrick Il Co. was filed
yesterday in the district court. The assets
are as follows Bills receivable, 81, 937.04:
accounts outstanding, S23, S94.49 merchan-
disc, $15, 643. AS Northwestern Pipe and
Paving companys stock. So 900; real estate
$1,000; total, SOS, 3s4.32. Allowing a dis
eaunt of 10 per cent. on all but the real es-
tate the assets figure up $40, 446.4 3, as against
SOL, 4S4. ~ liabilities.
Rev. j. II. Hector, colored delegate from
Pennsylvania to the late national encamp-
ment, will give lecture on temperance in
Market hall this evening. He was pastor
in church in Patterson, New Jersey for
three years, and has the reputation of being
logical talker. Many of our citizens list
ened to his silvery tongue at Camp Beath last
Wednesday night. He has lectured quite
extensively, and the press speaks of him in
the highest tones wherever he has appeared
The statement published to the effect that
Judge Bailey fixed the bail of Cautieny. the
murderer, and Parker and German, his asso-
ciates, at $500 each is wrong, and did the
court an injustice. The court refused abso-
lutely to admit the prisoners to bail, and had
the bail actually been fixed as reported, Can
ticny would not have remained in durSnce
two hours. His father is well-to-do saloon
Seeper, and would have gladly recognized in
the sum mentioned in order to secure the
release of his son.
Yesterday Capt McCraney, of the East
Side department, was presented with large
revolver bullet, somewhat isttened. 1t was
handed him by DR.. Vim. Rsttman, who ex-