The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-22

e TO Urge Legislation Capt Philip
rteade, United States army, the deputy gov
ernor general Of the Society Of Colonial
I wars. IN the state of Wisconsin, has been
oy that society appointed a committee Of one
with fuH powers 10 act in behalf of the So
ciety to endeavor to influence the senator's
ana representatives OF Wisconsin, also the
judiciary committees OF the house and senate
20 IaVorably report and vote for House Bill
NO 1886, introduced Dee last by Gen.
michael Griffin, congressman from Eau Claire
MIS-. which bill is entitled "A bill to pre-
vent the dissertation of the national flag or
coat-of-arms or any pattern thereof, by ad-
Vertising thereon"
state Democratic League-The pro-
. 1ected organization of a state league OF Demo-
cratic slubs Will be discussed this evening
a the meeting OF the Young Mems Demo-
cratic club in the Medical building Mime
apois Plans for the celebration of Jefferson's
birthday viii be considered in this connec-
uon. 1t IS proposed to hold q demonstration
concluding in the evening with a banquet, at
winch an address Will be delivered by some
man Of national prominence. An address will
oe delivered this evening by S. a. Stockweu.
Three-Near Sentencc-Daniel Norton
convicted Friday of grand larceny in the sec
ond degree. was called before Judge Smith, in
Minneapolis, for sentence yesterday after
noon Upon being given chance 10 speak,
he began another series Of charges against
the attorney who defended him and others, as
he had done Friday. The court, however, re-
fused to allow him to go far. and sentenced
him to three years and four months in Still
water.
Joined Departed Pioneers - Another
pioneer Of Hennepin county passed away
Sunday morning in the person of Michael H.
iHemperly, who had lived there since 1857. He
Harmed at first in Richfeld, but after three
years OF it came to Minneapolis to stay. For
some time he has been living at 27OS Bloom
lington avenue. At the time Of his death
INF. Hemperly WIS So years Of age. The flu
neral will be held today from the Oliver
Presbyterian church.
Says Schwartz Siugged Him - An
other case against George Schwartz the
burglar who was "pinked" by Charles San
ford. IS being worked Up by the Mime
apolis police, and an Indictment is confident
" expected. David Drew, wood dealer, says
that Schwartz Is the fellow who 'sIugged"
and robbed him under the Washington ave-
nue. viaduct about a month ago.
W"s Afraid of Himself - An elderly
man. who claimed TO be q janitor in the
Jackson school. Minneapolis, called on Super
intendent Smith, OF the police department,
and asked to be locked up. He said that he
was afraid of himself and unless restrained
would kill himself or his wife He was sent
over to the central lookup and word was
sent 70 Probate Judge Harvey.
Death of Mrs. Tvy omey-Mrs. Gather
3ne Twomey died Sunday at her home, 377
Wabasha OF tuberculosis. She was 26 years
old and was the wife Of Andrew Twomey,
contractor, who, with q little daughter. sur
wives her. Her father NJ Melon, lives at
Cedar Lake Scott county this state. The
funeral will be from the cathedral in this
city. this morning.
Roach Demurs-Peter X. Roach has fled
demurrers to the indictments against him
charging the appropriation OF the proceeds
of certain sales of dirt belonging to the city
of Minneapolis. The demurrers will be ar
gued next Wednesday before Judge Lancas-
ter. Frank VI. Nye appearing for the defen-
dant
Tive Sent to Observation-Disclosures Mel
son, Iaborer. ~ years Of age, and Charles
Waldenouer. a shoemaker. aged 80, were
both adjudged insane by the probate court
yesterda- and were committed to the Roches-
ter asylum Both men have, been in the
city hospital for the past few days. Waldo
nouer has wife and five children.
Expected Homo Friday-The members
of the council now on 4 iunket are expected
home Friday. The party left Vancouver
Sunday and will spend a couple of days at
Winnipeg Health Commissioner Stone in
tends joining the party at Winnipeg II he
can ascertain the date OF their arrival In
that city.
Cnnari VIII Be Deported - Agent