St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-30

The negligence cost him SO in good cur
rency.
The Saturday Night club met last night
with Mr.. and 3Irs. J. 7. James, 1717 Vine
place.
Word from Worcester, Mass, is to the ef-
feet that s. II. Woods has been acquitted
and that another indictment has been re-
turned against him.
Fred Hanson broke leg yesterday morn
ing by falling from a seaffOld at the 0livet
Baptist church. on the East side. He was
taken to st. Bamabas hospital.
John Fleming and Charles Fisher are two
boys Il years of age arrested ut the instance
OF j. ID. Blake. upon the charge of breaking
small pane of glass in a house in the East
Side addition.
One of the Minneapolis papers announced
a meeting of the associated ''chOristerS'
for next Wednesday. The ladies of the
charities can shout bravely in a good cause,
but they are scarcely choristerS-
Carroll S. Bartram yesterday severed his
connection with the Journal and removed
10 st. Paul. where he will be connected
with the Dispatch in the capacity of city
editor.
John Anderson. alias "Blue Cap" was
arrested by Officer Coskran yesterday for
conspiracy in a burglary. He and three
other vags, he says. stole money and goods
from shoe store on Washington avenue.
He didn't get his snare of the swag, and he
''peached' and was arrested.
The Hotel Gazette will contain an article
this morning accusing the proprietor Of the
Merchants Tea company of St Paul of be-
ing the inStlgatOr of the assault upon Will
lam Buckley on Thursday last. The latter
says he is able and willing TO prove his allie
cations if an opportunity is afforded.
The city clerk has issued calls for council
committee meetings as follows: On Mon
day-COmmittee on roads and bridges, COM
mittee on public grounds and buildings,
committee on gas, committee on fire de-
partment and committee on licenses. On
TueSday-COmmittee on streets, grades and
additions.
Robert Clancy and Frank Bakeman.
charged with robbery. were yesterday COM
mitted 10 the county Jail 70 await an eX-
animation in the municipal court on Tues
day AZ o'clock a. m. The defendants pro-
test their innocence, but the general impres-
sion seems 10 be that they are in 4 COM
promising condition.
Frank Peterson, helpless cripple who
had his feet frozen of at Eau Claire two
years ago. was found starving near the
shOrt-line bridge yesterday. He SAYS he
has had nothing to eat for week. PhySi-
clans pronounce his condition critical
William Russell, who owns livery stable
Identifies him as man who stole a horse
from him few months ago.
A widow from the country near Zumbrota
was in Minneapolis Yesterday looking for a
man named James McHenry, who had
promised To marry her. She had sheltered
him. expended considerable money in pre-
pairing for the wedding, and now wanted
justice. Detective Quinlan. to whom she
applied, could give her no information.
Arrangements for the Catholic orphans
fair next week are progressing favOrably,
ana something more than ordinary is eX-
pected OF the affair. A paper has been got
ten up by some Observation-Disclosures
printers and will be run in the interest of
the fair. Half of it will be devoted to ex-
elusive advertisements. and the remainder
10 fresh, crisp reading matter.
Sheriff Bracket and Auditor Mcdonald.
Hennepin county, Sheriff Richter, Ramsey
county, and Sheriff Mccormick, ChiSagO,
who were among the guests of Sheriff Nc
Quade of Duluth at his little necktie party
on Friday, did not return with the rest
Their nerves were not UnStrung by the
aforesaid social. but they merely feel the
need of recreation. Accordingly they will
remain rs Sheriff McQuade's guests and
join him in a hunt.