St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-22
SAINT PAUL.
HEARD IN THE HEAT.

valuable horse owned by Detective Har-
ris died Wednesday night The animal was
valued at $3.50
The personal INJURY case of Mcclure
against the Kellogg Newspaper company is
still on trial i'll the United States circuit
court.
Ole Munson took out permit yesterday Tor
a frame dwelling to be erected on Burr street.
near Maryland, The structure is to cost
$1,000,
A resident of the Sixth ward tied his horse
to the handle of keyless fire alarm box last
evening. The animal became restive ano
turned in an alarm Of lire.
John Provoncher, who is charged With ap-
propriating a diamond ring belonging to
Fred Nash, had his case continued in the po-
lice court until next Tuesday.
The jury is out in the personal injury case
of Robert Abernethy against the Chicago,
milwaukee,. d St. Paul Railway company,
tried in the UuiIed States circuit court
Nj. j. Donneily has received very com
planetary Autograph letter from Grover
Cleveland upon his poem. "Elegy in a Leaky
Wigwau," recently printed in the GLOBE.
sid Cannon. Charles Otto and Joseph Ra'
loft were in the police court for violating the
ordinance prohibiting the throwing OF papers
in the streets Ra4of paid q tine OF 81, anu
the other two were dismissed.
= A crazy woman whom the police at the
Ducas street station say is Mrs. Mary Geib
was taken ii charge yesterday afternoon
Last evening the woman became so violent
that she was removed TO the county jail.
The man found in an unconscious condi-
ton near Fort Smelling Wednesday night
and taken to the city hospital is supposed to
he He n talk onH p0fhiyU
be learned as 10 his identity. From his dress
and appeaIanee it is thought he is a farm
hand.
Enooh HARRISON. OF Minneapolis, was dis
charged yesterday after hearing before
United States Commissioner McCaferiy.
HARRISON was charged with opening the let
tegs OF DIR. ". II. Brindley and abstracting
money therefcon. Il appeared that he was
authorized to gel the mail Of DR.. Brindley
from the lock box and answer correspond
ence.
Friends Of = Mrs. Harrigan were at the
police headquarters last night in search of
her. According 10 their statements she is
slightly demented, and when last seen was
near Lake Como yesterday afternoon. When
she left home she was only partly dressed.
being barefooted and wearing only thin
dress Those in search of the woman ne
elected to give the woman's address Or any
description of her.
The reputation of Jacob Lifts players is
going abroad Mr. Lit yesterday received
kilograms from two prominent managers
asking him to arrange dates for his company
this summer. hut owing to the other engage
ments Of the members of the company he
was com PEELED 10 decline the offers. The
Silver King will lie seen for the last time
on Saturday night and on Sunday night the
Irish comedian. Carroll Johnson. opens for
The week in The Gossoon."
On motion of the county attorney the case
of William Fcchtler was dismissed il the po-
lice court yesterday. Fechtler was arrested
on complaint Of j. G. Keising several weeks
ago. a draft which Fechtler had drawn and
Reising had indorsed, came back protested
and hence the arrest. Several days ago the
party on whom the draft was drawn sent
Reising a nlrety-days' note for the amount,
ana III consequence the case was dismissed.
Judge Kelly has fled a decree covering the
two cases CT John J. Anderson & Co. against
Nels s. Ofclt and others, and Conrad Fischer
against Anne Ofelt and others. 1t is held
that Anderson * Co. have lien for SILT IS
upon the building and lot named il the COM
plant. and that Conrad Fischer has ike
lien for S573.; Annie NJ. Hull has lien for
$3.50. Los2, j. ii. Warmers addition, is Or
dered sold 10 satisfy these liens.
The Winston Opera company will give
three more performances OF ''Pinafore TO
night, tomorrow night and the regular Satur-
day matinee. Next Week the company Will
present two operas--the Merry War for the
first four nights and Wednesday matinee
and the Chimes of Normandy for the last
half Of the week. The 1iftieth performance
of this company viii be celebrated next Mon
day night; on which occasion each lady in
attendance will be presented with souvenir
photograph of Miss Winston in character.
The embezzlement case against George B.
Whitney was disposed of in the police court
yesterday by the defendant waving exami-
nation and being held to the grand Jury The
bonds for Whituey's appearance at the next
term Of court were increased from $1,000 to
5000. the county attorney stating the al
legged embezzlement had been found much
larger than was at first supposed. Bonds
were furnished by Joseph Ehrmantraut Jr.
Joseph Toieifer and G. A. Rooster Jr, as
sureties
The board of public works yesterday COM
pleted the assessment for the change of
grade Oh Selby avenue. William Robertson
was awarded S!5 damages on each side of his
lots. This, however, will not satisfy Mr..
Robertson, and he will take the matter into
the courts. H. c. Huebner was awarded the
contract for grading Simms street. between
Cypress and Earl streets, his bid being S1oS5
The assessment tor opening Linwood place,
from Osceola street 10 Kenwood terrace was
also completed.
Last evening Alfred Wood and William
Thompson, bell boys at the Windsor, were ar
rested by Detective McGuiggan. For some
time guests at the hotel have reported miss
ing clothing, handkerchiefs. stockings ant
toilet articles from their rooms. Yeserda,
the thefts were traced TO the lads ana tht
police called in. Almost all the things taker
were recovered. Among other property i,
possession of the boys were two valuable
meerschaum pipes which had evidently been
flched from some travelling man.
Relief Agent Hutchins yesterday took out
warrant for the arrest OF Herman Bayer
who, Mr.. Hutchins says, does not supper
his family. Monday Bayer. who has a wife
and seven children, left home and nothing
has been heard Of him since. The deserted
wife was found yesterday at GA Van Buren,
street sick in bed and without money to pur
chase medicines or necessaries. The neigh
bors claim Bayer was good husband anC
provided for his family until recently, whel
he began to frequent the saloon and dane
house at the corner of Blair and Mackubil
streets.
CAPITOL CHIPS.