St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-18
GL0BULES.

Deputy Sheriff Reuben Clewett is confined
to his home at White Bear by illness.
The police patrol call system, it is an
nouDced, viii be in working order to-day.
The case of George W. Magee against
Crawford Livingston, was yesterday dismissed
by Judge Wilkin, on motion Of plaintiff s
attorney, the latter paying the costs
An order was filed by Judge Simons yes
te-day overriding the demurrer to the COM
plant in the case of Della J. Perring VS.. T he
Western Union Telegraph company.
F. ". Lindley of jackson, Mimi, yester-
day bought lot f. block II, in College Place
addition for $500. The lot is 60x176 feet,
and Mr.. Lindley will build on it in the
epring.
Tom Baltimore, colored, was ordered sent
to st. Peter at a session Of the probate court
yesterday, and Frank Hampson, drunkard
under guardianship, was ordered committed
TO the inebriate asylum.
Tom Hanley was again taken up to Miune-
apolis yesterday, for trial for murder. on a
change Of venue to Hennepin from Ramsey
county, but the case was further postpon ed
TO Friday, March -, and he was brought
back to the Ramsey county all
Phillip GIech and Fl. s. Krause of this
city have recently invented a hose coupling
which has just been patented, 1t has no
screw, but fastens together with springs, so
that the coupling can be made much more
rapidly than with those now in use.
Arguments were heard by Judge Simons
yesterday in the matter of the order for u
mandamus in the case of J. J. Heunessy
against the building Inspector, Gates A. John
son, to compel the latter to issue a building
permit to raise the St. Thomas hotel. Tne
arguments were taken under Amusement.
Mayor John Erickson, Comfy Treasurer
J. c. II. Johnson and Chief of Fire Depart
ment Jacob Kiefer Of Moorhead, Clay coun ty.
called at Central fire hall Yesterday afternoon
and were shown over the structure Y Assist
ant Chief Jackson. They professe them
selves as much pleased with the workings
and machinery Of the service.
Upon the opening Of the district ourt yes
terday Judge Wilkin filed an order DENYING
the motion for new trial in the case of The
State VS.. William Smith, convicted of a
felouious assault on his fourteen-year-old
stepdaughter. Tdereupon the prisoner was
arraigned and sentenced TO twelve ye IRA and
six months at hard labor In the stat. peni-
Tertiary.
John D1ugherty and Charles Morgan, two
walters from the Merchants, tried to gain
entrance 10 the state house late last eveuin 2,
but were fired by the police, they being in
tOXicltel. An hour or two later they return ed
more thoroughly filed with benzinr, gained
entrance 10 the lower halls, aud in their at
tempt to mount to the second floor were
grappled log Officer GetChtll, who after hard
struggle landed them at the city hall.
A brakeman, named John Bigelow Of St.
Paul was run over by a train of fifteen cars on
the Omaha road, near Comstock, Wis, on
Monday afternoon, miraculously escaping
death. He was attempting to Jump on the
engine, but, his feet slipping, he fell under
the tender, and every car passed over him.
B.gciow was brought to st. Paul yesterday,
and Drs. Quinn and Murphy were immedi-
ately summoned. After an examination II
was found that his injuries were not fatal.
The first regular meeting Of the Sabbath
School superintendent association will be
held tomorrow evening at O'Clock in the
parlors OF the Central Presbyterian church,
Exchange and Cedar streets. Papers on
practical topics connected with tie Sabbath
school work will be read and discussed. aud
AN interesting session NAV be anticipated
I e supcriuteudeuts, their assistants aul the
lrade $ OF primary departments throughout
the city are expected to be present.