St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-09
GLOBULES.

Internal revenue collections yesterday
We're S5S2.50
Seven deaths were reported at the health
office yesterday.
Aeker post, G. A. r., viii hold meeting
Of importance tonight.
The case of w. II. Frazier, embezzle-
ment, was yesterday continued.
Joseph Daily was arrested by Officer Col
Inns last night for beating his wife.
Scarlet fever has appeared at coo Blair,
and diphtheria at s43 Reaney street.
Special Officer Rody arrested John Nav
last night on the charge of disorderly con-
duct.
William Hollis has been held to the
grand jury for driving horse to death on
July 4.
The Knights of Labor held a meeting
last night at which thirty new members
were initiated.
Michael Murphy was before the district
court yesterday and pleaded not guilty to
the charge of robbery.
A case of CHAMBERS was discovered on
Tuesday on Mississippi street. The horse
was shot yesterday morning.
The examination of John Wagner fol
assault with dangerous weapon has been
further continued to July Is.
Joseph Graham, an escaped workhouse
prisoner, was recaptured by Officer ConrOy
ON Seventh street last night.
Judge Corey gave Adam Meyers ninety
days in the wOrkhOuSe yesterday for as
saulting and cutting his wife.
The st. Paul Gun club will shoot Peoria
blackbirdS and American clay pigeons al
Hamline to-day at o'clock.
Martha Shields and Grace Flemming, two
girls living near Seven corners, paid SIS
each yesterday for disorderly conduct.
Mayor Rice has revoked the saloon
license of Miller & Springer, $40 Jackson
street, for keeping disorderly house.
Isaac Hurlburt, in jail for furnishing fire
water to his red brethren, was released yes
terday by order of the United States com
missioner.
The July number of the High Schoo
World, containing full account of thu
graduating exercises, claSS-day bonfire. etc.
is out to-day.
ID. c. Barnes, convicted of larceny, wa!
yesterday sentenced by Judge Wilkin t
one year and three months in the peniten
tiary at hard labor.
A man who said his name was ''MichigaI
George" was arrested near the Omaha de
pot last night by Special Officer Dudley TO
disOrderly conduct. --.-
The case of Koegler against the city
damages to real estate by street improve
ments, was yesterday continued by Judgj
SimonS until the next term.
Edward 0'Riley and Frank West wer,
arrested by Officer Sullivan on the cOrne
of Third and Robert streets yesterday aft
ernOOn for aSsaulting two Swedes.
The jury in the case of Lizzie Wander
WORT against the Phoenix Insurance com
pany yesterday brought in a sealed verdict
which will be opened this morning.
Peter Wolfgruber, the man who has beer
toying with the affections of Appolonis
Walters, has been turned over to the distric
court to be dealt with for the offense.
The water board has begun adding the II
per cent on the water bills of delinquen
taxpayers. About $50 delinquents remain Oh
the books, representing about 81, 200 taxes
There will be no appointments made to
positions on the police force until the coun
ell proceedings of Tuesday night have bee
officially presented to the mayor, which wi
probably not occur before tomorrow.
The application of the Farmers Loan I
Trust company for the appointment of a re
ceiver for the Minneapolis & Lyndale rail
way came up before Judge Nelson yeSteI
day and was continued until Sept. z.
| Andrew Erickson, a Swede working i
the excavation on the corner of Seventh
and Minnesota streets, had his leg brOke
yesterday afternoon by some earth Gavin
i'm on him. He was taken to the city hOspi
tai.
Anton Haas, who lives on Goodric
street, broke his leg yesterday afternOo
while taking a pieceof ice out of WACO
on Seventh street. He was taken to 81
Joseph's hospital by order Of the ice com
pany.
A writ of habeas corpus was issued b
Judge Wilkin yesterday for the body of job
Gilbert, now in the penitentiary, who
wanted as Il witness in the approaching tria
of Charles COwell for larceny, which come
up tomorrow.
Detective Dan O'ConnOr visited Mime
apOlis again yesterday and unearthed tn
various articles of jewelry stolen from Col
c. w. Griggs' residence not long since
They were found in pawn shop, wher
Farwell had put them up shortly after tn
burglary.
The sheriff yesterday took two horse
from j. Hoenke, he of unpleasant nOtOrietN
on writ of Teplevin taken out by Micha,
Sumner of New Prague, Scott county. Tn
was on account of another horse OperatiO
performed by the HOenke gang. The horse
were found in barn out near the We.
Seventh street brewery. The officials sa
that HOenke,snd his satellites are an exceed
ingly crooked set, and if they had the
deserts would be doing time for the state.
Yesterday evening about 7:30, as l.
Ludwig and Walter Williams were ridin
up Fourth street, just above st. Pete
they saw horse hitched to hanson cal
in which wero seated two ladie
acting very ugly and making an effort
break away. Recognizing the danger
which the ladies were exposed, Ludwi
jumped from the wagon in which he W;
sitting and seized the horse by the heat
He was followed by Williams. and bot
had all they could do to hold the ANNA
They did not succeed till the horse ha
: damned them into the fence i'm front of NJ
; MontgOmery's house, and otherwise endal
} gered their lives.