St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-23

attached to their instruments. The resona-
tor is late invention calculated to protect
the transmitter from foreign noises and to
amplify the sound, and has met with good
deal of favor in this city.
The number of poor fellows from some
distant city with pitiful tales respecting walk
ing the city all day In search of employment
without avail, are just now multitudinous.
They want just little change to pay for
bed.
About two thousand invitations have been
issued for grand ball and reception at the
West house December 5, the occasion being
in the nature of a farewell to c. A. Pillsbury
upon his leaving for an extended Euro
pcan tour.
A. j. Shaduck, the inebriate who has
mania, whenever in his cups, for self de-
struction, and who made the second attempt
to strangle himself with his red bandanna in
the lock up Tuesday evening, was yesterday
sent up for ten days.
The grand jury, after investigating the
case of Edward Fairbairn, charged with lar
ceny from NJ. L. Ball last June, failed to find
an Indictment, and the county attorney yes
terday, in the district court, moved dis
missal of the case against him.
Jas. Black, an accomplice of the burglar
who was shot few days ago while robbing a
store at Menomonie, was arrested yesterday
by Detective Quinlan. He first cenied it,
but when shown the picture of his dead ''pal'
broke down and said, she died in my arms"
Patrick Madden was brought to the College
hospital under the surgical care of DR.. Kin
ney, the surgeon OF the Minneapolis 81 st.
Louis railway. Madden fell off a train at
Waseca on Tuesday and car wheel passed
over his foot, necessitating an amputation of
! the member.
y South Minneapolis citizen complains
that beast in human shape, named Cohn,
has attempted to seduce his little nine year
old daughter on two separate occasions
The grand jury will investigate the case. If
the man is guilty the severest penalty will be
| too good for him.
| A. Anderson was the unhappy saloon
keeper who was yesterday introduced TO his
honor and placed under 5000 bonds to an
pear in open court next Tuesday to answer
to the charge of selling spirituous liquors
without license. The spoilers are getting
in their work in grand style.
Edward Hennesey, who was arrested q
few days ago on suspicion of being icon"
corpus, and the writ was granted by judge
Young, returnable to-day. Hennesey is sus-
pected OF doing up Canadian for 500 last
spring and several jobs of the kind
Tom White, a coored man, stole a trunk
from Lizzie Sprague, a colored servant, in
st. Paul. He brought the trunk to this city,
and Lizzie and a friend gave chase The
man with the trunk was aPprehended after q
lively chase and lodged in limbo. He will
be given an examination in st. Paul.
The Comique this week has an exception
ally strong company. Miss Trixie Hamilton
is a pleasing soprano with sweet voice un
der admirable control; Miss Halle Blake is
a favorite mezzo soprano; the rifle shooting
by S. Hyde Bunghman and Lizzie Aldine is
wonderful, and the Litter is quite an accom-
plished vaudeville light.
Frank Goodman is an unfortunate, as he
claims, victim to his own practical Joke
He says he took pool ball in a Second ave-
nue. saloon and asked Show much will YOU
give me for this little ivory!' The people
were indignant. He was charged with pur-
Joining the ball and was incarcerated in du-
! rance.
G. w. Woodson is a very cheeky coloreC
sneak thief. He purloined an axe from Say
ages second hand store and then went round
to the front door and tried to sell the stole1
implement to Savage himself. Savage tum.
bed to the racket and his nobs was run in
The finale to the show is twenty days. SEN
tence on prison fare.
Articles Of incorporation of the Oak Lake
Roller Skating Rink association were yester-
day fled with the register of deeds. Tn,
capital stock is fixed at S25, O00 the limit o
Indebtedness at $4,000. The shares are So
each, TO be paid in monthly installments o
SO each. p. Peterson is president; A. G.
Peterson, secretary; II. c. Peterson, treas
urer.
Frank C. Berry and Harriet NJ. Lyon
Hugh F. w. BachmGn and Hattie Z. Diet
rich, VIM. Layman and Mary f. Davis
Frank Mullen and Annie NJ. Christensen
Andrew j. Jensen and Christina Olsen
Adolph Jensen and Johanna Christensen
Edward Goettel and Elener j. Vosburgh
John Panee and Virginia Makensky, Ernes
Warner and Julia McNiff, Charles Smith AM
Ellen Haldorsen yesterday obtained marriag
licenses.