St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-24

generally bad conduct, was sentenced by the
court to two years at the reform school.
The case of Bohrer s. Halsiek VS.. J. n.
Drake occupied Judge wilkins courtsagain
all day yesterday, this being the fourth day.
1t was completed except charging the jury.
Mr.. Seibert has selected an excellent pro-
gram for the concert at Rice park this even
ing. 1t will include Kela Beia's Italian com
edy overture and selection from 'Lurline, -
by Wallace.
A small boy giving the name of Joe Ahern
was caught stealing coil OF hose. At the
court he exhibited sincere ccntritlon, and a
sentence Of two years at the reform school
was suspended.
Another warrant is issued for the arrest Of
B. Dow for violating the building ordi-
nance. This is the third time Prosecutor
Fisher has complained against Mr.. Dow, who
mas twice been fined $50.
Sarah J. Maxwell has sued for a divorce
| from her husband, Frank Maxwell, on the
ground Of cruel and inhuman treatment and
adultery. They have been married ten years
and have no children living.
| Gust Lellyblad has sued George A. Nuran
and John d. Nuran for $5,25s.97 for material
furnished them by Robert Berglund for build
| Ing the retaining wall on Oakland street,
from Ramsey to Summit avenue.
| For the third timeiP. w. Umstetter is pros
| ecuted for selling liquor without license at
Laurel avenue and Dale street. Commits
| sioner Nugent filed the complaint. Mr.. Um-
| stetters case will come up some time to-day.
| The Paine Shoe Lasting Machine company
OF Minneapolis has Incorporated with a cap
1tal stock of $1,000,900. The incorporators
are W. 8. King, G. A. Hefelfnger Preston
King, B. Heffelfnger and w. H. Eustis, all of
| Minneapolis.
Judge Simons filed decision yesterday in
| the case of Daniel Jones and Ellen O'Connell
VS. Andrew J. Wampler, sustaining the de-
| Tlf 1of,, Nloin N
leave to plaintiffs to file an amended complaint
within thirty days.
Trouble between colored couple, George
P. Bentley, waiter, and his wife Fannie, at
| their home on Broadway, near Grove, last
1 D1ght attracted q large crowd and brought
| Ohcer Farnan to the scene. Bentley is &C
cused of wife-beating.
| The St. Paul Hardware Dealers Protective
association met at the Office Of Farwell,
| Osmun u jackson, last night, and discussed
matters of interest to the trade. The asso-
citation numbers about forty. Another meet
ing will be held Aug. 6.
Charles Gray of Red Sand Lake was brought
to the city yesterday by United States Mar
| shall Beaulieu, charged with selling liquor to
the Indians, and his examination will take
place this morning. He is already under two
or three indictments for the same ofense.
Members of Company G of the First regi-
ment have presented to Capt. Dawson a
| petition asking him not to hand in his resig-
| nation, as he has been contemplating. While
no definite answer has been made. the mem
bers Of the company believe that the captain
| will still remain with them.
| Mr.. Stewart Taylor, q veterinary surgeon,
| becoming provoked at the proprietor of Over
| peck S livery stable last night became rather
too demonstrative in manifesting his anger.
He was arrested by Officer Mcbride, accused
OF attempting to throw piece of box at
| Mr.. Overpeck.
Officer Thomas Jefferson noticed tw O Bohe-
| milan girls on College avenue walking off with
| some underwear previously taken from some
bodys clothesline. He yelled at them and
| they dropped the garments. Owners can have
the clothes by identifying them at police
| headquarters.
Attorney Reese appeared before the mu-
| nicipal court yesterday afternoon for the
| young domestic, Annie Andrews, or Mary
Lewis, as she is also called, who is charged
| with setting fire to Michaud's place in West
St. Paul. She is evidently partially insane
| The court continued her case until Monday al
Bpm.
Both Frank III. Merrill ard James Beach
were before the court on the charge Of neg
| lectlng to put smoke consumers on theil
chimneys, as required by Ordinance No. 61S
Beach's case was continued until to-day, anG
Merrill was fined $25, the sentence being sus
pended, however. for ten days to allow hin
to comply with the ordinance.
Officer Collins says he arrested Joseph Films
on suspicion of the burglary of Henry Con
nor's saloon and attempted highway robbery
but that neither ofeuse was committed OF
his beat, and, Notwithstanding statements re
flecting upon him, he simply did his duty a
an officer, charging the prisoner with sus
picion of the otfense, and not its actual com
hitting.
The Seventh street dime museum will pre-
sent next week the great Illusion of Roltar
who gave the illusion last winter at this place
This new invention is entitled Lulu, o
the Safe Mystery" and battles everything
In the theaters the Phoites, the Delanos anG
the DeBars will make out the specially bill
On the lower stage John 7. Kelly will produc
for the first time 'That Man From Galway.