St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-09
certainty. # was learned that the bali en-

certainty. 1t was learned that the ball en-
tered the right ear at right angles to the
head, striking the petrOus portion of the
temporal bone, which was fractured slightly,
then, DETECTED by the density of this bone,
passed through the brain at an angle of
forty-five degrees and made its exit at a
point about midway of the skull and one
inch from the top of the head. The skull
was only slightly fractured and the tissues
appeared to be cooked Dr. Willard, while
on the witness stand, stated that
he believed Hosli had sucided,
which, of course, is not probable
1t is believed by many persons that either
Blocking or Heffner will make confession
before the week is out that will settle the
sad affair. Mr.. Baltz Hosli of Taylor's
Falls is still here. He attended the inquest
yesterday and Monday and listened to the
testimony with
INTENSE INTEREST.
He has retained Mr. Fayette Marsh to as
sist Mr.. l. w. Castle, the county attorney,
and proposes to make vigorous prosecu-
ton. Breen Balteen, the man at Taylor's
Falls that Rosli traded his revolver with
for shotgun at Osceola, was telegraphed
for yesterday and would have come down
last evening only he missed the train.
Mr.. J. B. Hosli sent for him and intended
to have him put on the witness stand.
The funeral of Hosli, the murdered man,
will take place from the hall of Germania
lodge Sons of Herman, No. 3, on Chest
nut street, of which he was member, this
afternoon at o'clock. The deceased was
we'll liked by all those who knew him. He
was very popular among the Germans, and
his funeral will be largely attended. The
services will be conducted by the president
of the Germania lodge, and the procession
will be preceded by the Saltwater band.
The remains will be deposited in Fairyiew
cemetery. There was no change in Lukin-
gers condition last night. j. B. HOsli,
brother of the murdered man. went to st.
Paul Yesterday to retain W. W. En- win. the
criminal lawyer, to assist in the prosecu-
ton. He is almost Frustrated and will not
look at the cost in the prosecution. He is
certainly able to make vigorous one.
Notes About Town.
Dr. Merrill returned on Monday evening
from vaccinationtour of several weeks in
the camps of the Saltwater lumbermen on the
North Wisconsin. where he vaccinated fully
1000 men. He has walked fifteen or twenty
miles every day and looks like the trip had
agreed with him. Hello! what's the matter
with your cheek? Been having racket
dShcu Tue WTIlCF VI Ului StStOEQdy ne
smiled and said, "Oh 1 had it froZen.'
Yesterday in the estate Of Nels E. Olson
the examination of the final account was
brought in. No one appeared to object, and
on notice Of the administrator, the hearing
was adjourned to March l, in order to give
the administrator time to collect a note due
she deceased.
The concert given in the Presbyterian
church last evening by the scholars OF the
asuccess.
Mr.. j. D. hurry, advance agent for Milton
Noble was here yesterday making arrange
ments for Love and Law at the Grand on the
18th.
The two inches of snow that fell yesterday
improved sleighing wonderfully. Nearly
every cutter in the city was out in the after
noon.
Mr.. F. Fl. Shed, who recently had an opera
ton performed on his leg at Chicago, writes
that he is getting along nicely.
The new saloon of Kruger & Eichten, in the
Tepass block, is the finest in the city. 1t was
furnished at cost of So, 500.
Yesterday Henry Goecke proprietor of the
Farmers Home. was fined $102.50 for selling
liquor without license.
The next Universalist social will be held at
the residence Of Mr.. George Lowe next
Wednesday.
Mr.. H. H Harrison is about to leave for
his old home at Bridgeport, o., to spend sew
eral weeks.
The Polo club will go to St. Paul tonight
and do up the West St. Paul team again If
they can.
Mr.. Albert Pennington will be down to-day
from Pine City TO spend q few days.
Mr.. Parmalee thinks of converting the
roller rink into an ice rink.
Mr.. W. s. Goodhue is the happy father of a
little girl.