St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18

the proposed temple.
Henry Brudigan last evening arrested a
man for stealing fine single harness and a
lap robe. He had offered them for sale at
several secondhand stores.
There were ten cases of plain drunken
ness before the municipal court yesterday.
They were given five days in the county jail,
Oh had to pay fine of $5.
An important meeting of the Northwest
ern Hospital association will be held this
evening at the Hoblitt house to discuss the
plans for the new building.
William F. Cunningham of Essex county,
Massachusetts, and Edith Rowe of Essex
county, Massachusetts, Nels Swanson and
Bessie Nelson, yesterday obtained marriage
licenses.
A meeting in behalf of the Catholic
Orphan asylum will be held tomorrow
evening at Catholic Association hall.
Bishop Ireland will preside, and will pre-
sent some interesting points.
The Central w. C. T. U. will hold it's
monthly business meeting this afternoon at
4 o'clock in Friends church, corner Eighth
street and Hennepin avenue. Mrs. M. IL.
Wells will lead the devotional exercises.
FL. johnson, the man arrested by Officer
Foster Tuesday evening, was tried in the
municipal court yesterday for the most fla
gravity indecent conduct in the presence of
several ladies, while he was intoxicated.
He was found guilty and incarcerated for
thirty days.
The graveling of the roadway on the
boulevard has been completed from Lowry's
hill to Lake street, and the laying of the
W1IlyC of OroupI an6 ooc GLOW hoe hQQn hQ-
gun. The young elm trees which have
been set out on either side of the drive are
thriving splendidly.
A hack driver at the Union depot last
night got angry at something, and INDUCED
in flow of profanity that shocked every
body in hearing. Officer Howard went to
arrest the man, who resisted aud created
quite a scene. He was finally taken, and
will answer for the double misdeed this
morning.
A special meeting of the Caledonian club
will be held at Curtiss hall Friday evening,
to decide upon details for picnic to be
held July 20, at which a program embrac-
ing the leading Scottish games will be car
ried out. Prizes ranging from SIS to SIS
will be offered, the intention being to attract
participants from St. Paul, Chicago and
other cities.
Yesterday afternoon Officer John O'Don-
mel arrested Peter SalmOnson on warrant
sworn out by Thomas Thompson, butcher
at No. 1407 South Washington avenues for
embezzling $4,000 while collecting money
for Thompson. Mr.. Salmonson, inter-
viewed, makes general and sweeping de-
NAL of the charges, save that he collected
the money.
Charles Blombach, residing at 1109 Sixth
street south disappeared on last Sunday
evening and has not been heard of since.
Mr.. Blombach was not a drinking man and
is supposed to have met with foul play.
His friends are very much excited over his
disappearance. He was a cooper at the
North Star barrel factory and well liked by
all who knew him.
Yesterdays developments go to show that
Detective Quinlan was in no way blameable
for the exciting collision with ex-Detective
Hoy on the streets Tuesday night. Mr..
Quinlan is one of the most respected off
Gals of the city. The sentiment of public
opinion, as expressed in conversation with
many of our Leading citizens, is that Quin-
Ian should have arrested the other for
abusive language, settling the feud then
and there.
j. G. Paddock was arrested last night on
a warrant charging him with embezzlement.
Paddock had been in the employ Of 81. c.
Mead of st. Paul, agent for the Northwest
Accident Insurance company for some time.
Leaving his employ several months ago,
Mead charges him with retaining $40
money collected. MI. Paddock protests his
innocence stating furthermore that he in
variably rendered full and itemized &C
count of every transaction regularly.
On Tuesday Frank Keith was arrested
for holding up John Thies and trolling
him for $25. He had an accomplice in the
job who was still at large, and consequently
the court held the examination over until
to-day, in the hope of experimenting his pal.
Yesterday the latter was bagged. His
name is said to be Ed Chandler, and deaf
mute has been found who was an eye wit
ness to the robbery and to-day the two will
be given preliminary examination.
Yankee Sullivan is a well-known charac-
ter about town, who can boast an unsavOry
and checkered career, although he is not
generally considered a particularly desper-
ate man. His misdemeanors and crimes
are usually of small magnitude. Capt.
Chase arrested him last evening for stealing
a pocketful of baggage checks from the
hotel at Minnehaha, and found the same in
his capacious pockets. He also had drill
up he attempted to down the captain in a
fistic Set-tO, but he reckoned without his
host and got left.