St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-28
CITY DRIFT,


ago for cattle stealing has been indicted on
TWO counts at Dickinson, N D.
John Slattely,who, it was charged touched
f. Affholter for 35 cents, was sent to the
w"rkhouse for ninety days yesterday.
John j. Butler, plumber at 2sS East Sey-
entn street. has made an assignment to ). j.
Donnelly for the benefit of general creditors.
The state board of medical examiners will
hold an examination ut the capitol Tuesday
ard Wednesday and THURSDAY of next
week
A. j. Kos a West side saloonkeeper was in
the police court Yesterday charged with
keeping his saloon open after midnight; He
Will ha e a trial this morning.
Arthur Bradbury, a twelve year-cld boy,
who was injured by a fortyfoot fall at the
Wood Harvester works Monday, died yester-
day AT st. Josephs hospital.
Caroline B. Merrill and Nathan F. Russ
have Instituted an action against Timothy a.
Bowen and others to foreclose a mortgage
for $500 or fifteen acres of land in Ramsey
county.
David j. Hennessy has appealed to The dis
tIict court from an order of the board of
public works in assessing damages and bene-
fits for opening an alley through block T. of
st. Paul Frorer.
John McDCTmott and John Depew We're
found last week with some dresses taken
from W. T, Donadsons residence on East
Ninth. Yesterday both were given ninety
days i'll the workhouse.
Little Tuesday and The Still Alarm Will
without doubt attract big audience at the
matinee today al the Grand. For next week
the attraction at this theater will be Nellie
McHenry in her farce comedy skit "A Night
at the Circus"
Frank Allen. arrested for stealing bike
from A. G. Strong Monday night explained
TO the municipal judge yesterday that it
was all joke. Allen went out for ninety
days. the court deciding that the joke of it
was entirely too practical.
The Blerabik Ore company, of Duluth. was
incorporated yesterday with capital stock
of 81, 600 900. The Guarantee Loan and De-
benture company, of that city, also incorpor-
ated. Che capital is $4,000, and the incor-
porators are mainly residents of that city.
The case of Z. j. Thomson, charged with
appropriating several thousand dollars from
the Peoples Building association, was again
continued i'll the police court yesterday. The
date now fixed for the examination Is Oct.
S, and IN the meantime Thomson languishes
i'll jail.
II. Gallagher, eighty-four years old, lost :"
was one of the entries Oh the tap at the cen
trail station last night. Gallagher, who is
rather childish, said his home was in Ros-
common county, Ireland, and as he could
not locate himself any nearer he was given q
cell at the station.
George Turpin. the south St. Paul Cy-
Clone as he is styled, Will meet the corpse
of his brother this morning. 1t Will be
shipped via the Great Northern road TO Yer
sill, Mo-, where the interment will occur
John iurpin, it should be explained, was
smothered i'll fire at Thompson. n. D., and
the body will arrive on the morning train
today. He was an athlete, standing six feet
two, and he weighed 225 pounds
John Murphy, general superintendent of
the ST. Paul White Bear railroad, last week
rendered his resignation to President Morton
to take effect Saturday next Mr. Murphy is
apractical railroad man. who understands the
business in all its intricate branches, a
worker where work was most needed, and now
when the company is in splendid financial
condition. with great possibilities for the
futura. he leaves TO give place 10 someone
who VIII nave plain sailing in the manage
ment Of the company's interests. In very
complimentary joint letter received from
President Morton and Vice President Stone
their regret al his leayetaking and grateful
acknowledgment of his services are ex-
pressed as follows: Your resignation will
take effect Nov. /, your time from Get 1 will
be at your own disposal. as slight token of
our appreciation Of your faithful services"