St. Paul daily globe., 1885-11-07
GLOfsU JULES.

Charles Patrick, who got full and at
tempted to arrest policeman, was COM
mitted for ten days.
The last two performances of Hart's
farce-comedy of Buttons" will be given
this afternoon and evening.
The habeas corpus case of Edward Kelly
was submitted yesterday, when the court
adjourned till 10 a. m. to-day.
In the case of William Brown, the boy
who was arrested for throwing stones
through windows, sentence was suspended.
Pat Cody, alleged to be partner of Ed
Powers in the burglary of Donnelly's dry
goods store, had his case continued yester-
day until Nov. 10.
The case of Steele, Former & Ford
against the Bohn Manufacturing company
was occupying the time and attention of
the district court yesterday.
Miss Sarah E. Sprague, state institute
teacher. will visit the schools at Pipestone
and Sleepy Eye 'and give instructions in
normal methods of teaching.
The hearing on the writ of certiorari, is
sued on application of Mansfield, to compel
the mayor to show cause why his license
was revoked. will come up in the supreme
court on Monday.
Single seats for the Gilmore concerts
went well yesterday. They will continue
on sale to-day. The St. Paul concerts will
be two in number, on the afternoon and
evening of Monday.
Last night Frederick Houke and William
Langhinbough, employees in the fur store of
Young, Streissguth & Drake, stole two fur
coats from the store and were arrested by
Officer Carey and Special Snow.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Diphtheria at 256 West Seventh street; 1
marriage, 10 births, death. A glandered
horse was shot at No. lit West Third
street. Six persons were vaccinated.
Charles Luby, James O'Donnell and
Hugh Brady. the tramps who were charged
with highway robbery by John HALEY, one
of their ilk who claimed they held him up,
had their case continued in the municipal
court until Nov. 8.
Fred Kuhlman, employed in Mueller &
Peters sash and blind factory, was struck
about O'clock last night by broken shaft,
and received severe wounds on his head
and suffered fractured arm. He was
taken to his residence, III Lafayette ave-
nue., where he was attended by DR.. Alb
bott
Willie Hartman, who was 'arraigned on
the charge of larceny of watch and who
claimed to have bought the chronometer for
25 cents, was sentenced to the reform
school, and sentence was suspended with
the understanding that he would bring the
man he bought the watch of before the
court as soon as he saw him.
Articles of incorporation of the Dassell
Woolen Mill company were filed at the
secretary of states office yesterday. The
capital stock is $40 900 and the principal
place Of business at Dassell, Meeker county.
Minneapolis; S. o. Lundgren, Peter John
son. G. A. McCollom, Alex Cofield, l.. w.
Leighton, j. M. johnson, j. w. Norgren
and William Goliger of Dassell.
Mathilda Templin has made application
in the district court for divorce from her
husband, John Templin. She says they
have been married more than four years
and that the ceremony was performed in
February, 1878. at Jordan. Prussia. Ger
many; that all the time he has been very
abusive, and has continually mistreated and
abused her in a very shameful manner.
She therefore asks for divorce.
While it has been known on the streets
for some time that changes were imminent
in the gas company, no authorized state
ment of that fact has yet been made. An
account of the matter was made
public in a morning paper yester
day, almost every allegation in which
is denied by the parties interested.
Gen. Sibley so far from parting with his
stock, owns more than before. Commodore
Kittson Fetiring, but the majority of the
stock will remain in St. Paul and not go to
Eastern parties. There is no plan in con-
temptation for reducing the price of gas.