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rry YEARS FOR STEALING A WATCH.
crocHEGAN SAYS HE WAS PERsECUrED by THE
POLICE RECORDER GorF WILL ORDER
NEW TRIAL.


porJCE- RECORDER GorT WILL ORDER
NEW TRIAL.
patrick Geoghegan. who was found guilty Of steal
,nr silver watch worth SO on July II from George
ns,sr of No so Eas, Elcventh-st.. was arraigned
-. s.n,ence Yesterday before Recorder Goff In the
49,, NJ General Sessions. Geoghegan was one OF the
-, arrested last July on suspicion OF having Killed
r-a,nand Harris. the butler OF NJ. c. d. Borden,
:, Va 25 West Frfty-sixth-st., but he was set free
NV the police and contended that his subsequent
.ss, and conviction were the result OF police per-
,,o, His lawyer yesterday contended that
CocAaran was innocent Of the crime OF stealing a
,ch and ne pleaded further for clemency on the
r.,,,d that Geoghegan's father was dying and that
enc prisoner himself was consumptive
nv, Recorder said that while he felt sorry Tor
49,. man. he had no discretion In the matter. as
49, AIRY had convicted him. He sentenced him 10
~ EARS and two months in the State Prison
r,oshegan himself stood up and pleaded for mercy.
~ am innocent innocent he said. weeping
~ Gibbons. his counsel. said he had been In
..r,,ss that the police had bribed certain woman
80 testify against Geoghegan. but she weakened on
the last day and did not 60 on 'he s'a"' "''
in the courtroom
pa,order GoT said ne could not have any more
Ia IN the case, but asked the lawyer to CONFER
18th him IN his chambers. J. J. Okehheus' ,he
,avver who had been assigned to deieho ''eos"e
.or said that the case had Unexpectedly oeen
called for trial on August IA. wheh ne was '"' -
our, and the Recorder had therefore ass's"e'
Mr.. Gibbons. who was unfamiliar with the case
A defend the prisoner.
Tho TWO lawyers had a conference with the he-
.or,e- and II was decided that Mr.. q Kennedy
snoul6 present afidavi,s. and a new trial would be
granted 49,, . .Ao.o,,rh,v" Mr. OXEN
ndx said land had a number of witnesses 10
a..ayya Geoghegan's innocence. They came 70 court
pro-. times but the case put over day after
Ssv. On the day the trial began the case was al
tha
tl6 witnesses to prove that Bauer. the complainant;
OFFERED them money not to testify. Ihey c Gs.,
~ mat Ceoghegan asleep at NO AZ East
kiSS;eenth-st when the alleged robbery took pace
am convinced that Bauer is acting as STOOL
PsssSJ+ the time OF the Harris murder Policeman
Ouinn Of the East Twenty-second-st, station. ar
Su..11 Geoehecan and said: I'm going TO make
tt,no. on vouS THAT was the reward offered for
he capture OF the murderer.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

Circulars have been received by the St..
Paul freight men announcing the action taken
some little time ago by the Trunk Line and
Central Traffic associations when they con-
solidated under the name of the Joint Traf-
ic association" with headquarters in New
York. The general purpose in amalgamating
is the Capitalization of the forces and the
simpliacation Of the work to be handled. r.
]. Hayden is chairman and George r. Blanch-
ard commissioner Of the new organization,
which represents practically all the big East
ern lines.
Arthur Warnock, of the Omaha advertising
department, is expected home from Chicago
today.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent Teas
dale, of the Omaha, left last night for Chi
cago.
]. G. Pond, general passenger and ticket
agent Of the Wisconsin Central, who spent
Christmas In St. Paul with his family, left
last night for Milwaukee.
Charles McCaskey, district passenger agent
of the Northern Pacific at Butte, Mont, will
leave for the West today after brief visit
here for Christmas.
peg for the Canadian Pacific road, was the
guest Of Ham" McMicken over Christmas
and returned North last night
General Passenger and Ticket Agent ". A..
Russell, of the St. Paul Duluth road, Is in
Chicago.
T. e. Swami, well-known Western rail-
roader has just been made assistant general
passenger agent of the Denver & Rio Grande,
with headquarters at Denver.
G. W. Humphrey, Northern passenger agent
of the Monon route, left last night for Sioux
City.
P. H. scanlan, travelling passenger agent
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul. left
Yesterday for North Dakota points, and later
will make Winnipeg.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-27
nplutb Again Threatened.

: DULUTH, Mimi, Dec. 26.-An inves-
tigation made a few days ago of the
same sewer that was found to be pour
dng it's deathly flood into the mains five
years ago and which caused such ter
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temporary dam that was then hastily
constructed to turn the disease-laden
excreta to another vent has broken
down, as might have been expected, and
the sewage is again pouring out in the
old way, and in the old place. The
physicians are sounding the note Of
warning, and people are boiling their
drinking water, the hotels are getting
ali their water supplies from sources
that cannot be polluted, at heavy cost,
and the old agitation for new water
works is once more vigorous.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-27

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E1opsd With a sioux Brave.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Dec.26.-Ina New
mana young woman of unusual beauty
and intelligence, daughter Of James
Newman, for many years a banker, at
Albany, Mo-, yesterday eloped with IL
roe Dicks, squatty full-blood Sioux
Indian with a repulsive face. The
couple were captured here by the police
as they were alighting from a Burling-
ton train. They had known each other
only three weeks. The Indian belongs
to a patent medicine company that has
been giving performances at Albany.
Miss Newman is eighteen years of Aae
and last spring graduated from the 5S.>
bany high school, and last October X
tered college at Albany. She says Ikle
had many sweethearts, but never real.z-
ed the divine passion until she saw her
Indian lover in war paint.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-27
fARTY kA;TiEa IUsiNEss:
Trying to RssSk {Es scaipers ON
8Ae-Wa} Bdsiness:

There will be a meeting Of the West
ern Passenger association .irI Ghieaso
today, and one bf the most impoFtaiit
matters 6ii tie docket for THE passehge1:
mems constellation Is the Question: or
doing away with the Wholesale scalp
Ing Oh 5he-#ay business bet%eeh here
and Chicag5 made possible BY the party
rate clause; With provides. that ten Or
more people travelling together are Ell
titled I'd a Fate Of $s:e5; f'his rate Is In
effect ali over the Westefh territory;
but the trouble has been for the. most
part bet#eeii the twin Gities ahd Ght1
eago, where tfavsiets buy tickets FISH
the scaipets; Who fsallzs FISH 81 to 50;
and sometimes even ,nofe: fhs Tssult
has been that o1e-waS basihess Is ti1tch
aemoralized, and some bf' tbs iiiies adj
vocate the absolute aboiitloii III the
party rate, while one passehgef ifiah
Suggested an open rata OF $3.50 or 50,
which might remedy the tr6uble, but
which did not at the time the sagses-
tlon was mads meet with mitch eiiestf=
agenent: AS one passenger filati pit
it last night, 'this party rate matter
Is like cork iii d bath tub: 1t keeps
bebbing tip, and In order I'd keep IL
down god have to cover the entire
tubs"
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-27
FARMER IN A FURY.
He Wants a Divorce From an Untrue
Wife.

He Wants Divorce From an Untrue
Wife.
Special to the Globe.
WAHPETON, N. D., Dec. ga
highly sensational suit was begun in
the district court Of Richland county
today, which involves two of It's most
prominent and influential farmers.
Charles Bladdow, Of Great Bend, has
brought action for damages against
William vedder, his neighbor. Vedder
has largo family and has heretofore
been of good, moral character. Blad
dow is forty years old, and his wife,
who Is his cousin, is several years his
Junior. Two months ago, while going
to church, Bladdow noticed several new
articles Of jewelry on his wife's person.
On being pressed as to how she came in
possession of it, she admitted that We'd
der had given 1t to her. That day Mrs.
Bladdow confessed to her husband of
the wrong done to him. The whole
neighborhood is torn up over the affair
and every effort has been made to hush
the scandal, but Bladdow says the ends
of justice can be honorably subserved
only by recourse to the courts. Both
farmers are wealthy, and the action has
caused intense interest.