St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-22

MeGrorty yesterday for insanity and dis
charged.
CeceHa Regina Gonzaga shook the St
Paul dust from her feet yesterday, and OF
suggestion of Chief Clark boarded the
train for st. Louis.
Officer O'Keefe arrested Joseph Archau-
born last night on warrant. charging hin
with an assault ON J. n. LamOurth Aug
20. he put up SIS bail.
p. Reardon, driver for the Best Brewing
company, was arrested ON a warrant by
Officer Feise last night for assaulting and
beating l.. Tollepson Aug. 10.
John Curren, brakeman on the Mani
toba railway, in attempting to jump on a
switch engine, fell and broke his leg yester-
day afternoon. He was taken to St. Jo-
seph'S hospital.
On Thursday a mortgage of $40. 900 was
filed from the Pioneer Press company TO
the Clarke institute for deaf muteS in
Massachusetts. The mortgage is given ON
the buildings and the ground leased by the
Pioneer Press.
Inspector Lamb has condemned 2SO
pounds of salt meat at Strasmy " Co.'S,
523 West Seventh street; also 200 pounds
of salt and fresh meat at Witzel Bros. -,
East Seventh street.
BY an error in Yesterdays GLOBE il was
stated that Mr. Fred Lederer ''claims also
that he signed McFadden's bond" Mr..
Lederer never signed the bond nor ex-
pressed any intention of doing so.
The 0hage fence trouble, legislated on
by the city council at the last meeting, was
argued at length before Mayor Rice yester-
naU N nrRVfou ,,ro1arfaH 4la 90. 90
DIR. Ohage. while J. w. Willis appeared
for the petitioner The mayor took the
matter under advisement.
A dwelling house belonging to Adolph
Wolf, situated on the corner of West
Seventh and Warsaw streets, was de-
stroyed by fire at ~ o'clock noon yester-
day. The loss was placed at $1,000, with
an insurance of 81. 800. The fire depart
ment was unable TO procure water, other
wise the building could have been saved.
Judge Simons fled a decision yesterday
in the case of Harvey Officer as trustee
under the last will of James w. Simpson.
deceased. against Mrs. Mary l.. Simpson
and Others. II DEGREES that the homestead
shall go to the widow. and the remaining
property be divided among the other heirs
on the youngest coming of age.
NhiCl Nldih IcftlNtu q CdIu HUH
chief of the Toledo, o., police yesterday,
offering a reward for the capture of q burg
lar who operated Oh the dwelling of pri-
vate citizen of that place. in exactly the
same manner as he cid in st. Paul. As
that was ON August 18th, and since the
capture of ''Billy" Burns i'm Detroit il
would almost throw some doubt on Burns
having been the man who committed the
work in st. Paul. as was first supposed.
Yesterday, well-dressed gentleman was
walking down Third street and attracted
good deal of attention because he was all
uncOnsciously wearing between his Shout
ders one of the beautiful rosetteS of the
GLOBE that always attract attention wher-
ever they make their appearance. How
ever that rOsette may have been placed
there, whether by design or accident, 1t
shows that that man is on the prosperous
side Of the world and IS backed M by good
morals, good principles, good nature and
steady virtue.
A telegram was received by Mr.. Perkins
Of the railway mail service yesterday
from Bismarck. announcing the death of
Henry Fink, route agent on the Northern
Pacifc-that he shot himself accidentally.
friend of his in ST. Paul yesterday stated
that he was going hunting near Bismarck
Wednesday. and the conclusion was arrived
at that he must have been killed by the ac-
cidental discharge of his shotgun. Mr..
Fink lived in ST. Paul with his aunt on East
Fifth street, and his parents live in New
York.