Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-06
CITY GLOBULEs.

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% the stone pile for three days.
The case Of assault against Charles A. Lewis,
was settled and prisoner allowed to leave on
of costs, 80.
G. Illingworth, the incorrigible, received q
nights lodging free, and yesterday morning was |
allowed to Ego out of town."
A count this morning showed one hundred |
and forty three arrivals at the Merchants.
Among the Merchants hotel improvements
now being made is a passenger elevator, run
ming up from the office to the fourth floor.
The tedious task of indexing the voluminous
special laws of the last legislature is being &C
CONF lished by Hon. j. P. jacobson, assistant
secretary of State
large pane Of glass in the window of
tailor shop, SO East Third street,
was fractured on the Fourth, either by pistol
shot or torpedo.
During the night of the Fourth the water
main on Tenth street, exposed by the excava-
ton for the new sewer, burst, and did consid-
cradle injury before the water could be cut off.
Two of the horses taking part in the Owa-
tonna races this week-Dutchman and Col.
King-reached st. Paul last evening. Rumor
says Dutchman has been purchased by St. Paul
parties.
The grading of the HudsonI & River Falls
railroad is practically completed, and the iron
ing of the track will be commenced forth
with. Meanwhile, the pile-driving and bridge
gangs will be set to work.
A sheriff officer belonging TO Sioux City,
Iowa, passed through st. Paul yesterday in
charge of a burglar, who had been arrested in
Milwaukee. Between the trains the prisoner
was lodged in the county jail.
postal card from Albert Lea brings the
information that in game of base ball at
Albert Lea on the Fourth, between the Lemon
Suckers of Albert Lea, and the Actives of
Austin, the latter won by score of IL to 8.
The British Victoria club and friends en-
joyed their picnic at White Bear lake immense
ly, returning about 9 O clock, after which they
repaired to Mrs. Bells, Dayton bluff, where a
scrumptious supper awaited them and pleas
ant evening was spent.
A soldier began fooling with the business end
of Booths bear at Minnehaha Falls on the
Fourth, by way of showing how they tanned
bruins on the frontier That soldier is now
minus a finger, and, after his loss, was
plaguy site tanner than the bear.
The case against M. B. Farrell fell to the
ground at the first send off, it appearing thai
the lumber he was accused of appropriatlne
was his own property, and as a man canno
| steal his own property, there was nothing more
for the judge to do than dismiss the case.
John Ladew, whom nature or some accident
had deprived of the use Of one leg, lost thu
use of the other temporarily by honoring thu
RI III ALL l.
Jessrang till yesterday morning, when Judg
| Flint permitted him to depart to st. Pau
Junction, as his limb had recovered its power
P. O'Toole was arrested last evening for fas
driving on upper Third street, and deposited
| 80 as surety for his appearance in the mum
cipal court this morning. The trial is expect
ed to develop little richness, as the drive
AYERS the animal could not go over eight mile
an hour, even if he had movable fire unde
him.
Judge A. McIlrath, in the pension Office i
this city for several years past, and who wen
to Milwaukee, Wis, at the time Of the consoli
dation, has severed his connection with tina
Office, and will return to st. Paul to-day
Judge McIlrath will receive warm welcom
from his numerous friends of ''auld Ian
syne.
The GLOBE was in error yesterday in givin
MIR. Rhodes second place in the junior sing
scull race the river. In the senior scull rae
MIR. Fogarty took the place of Mr. Marvin
the last moment, owing to the sudden indisp,
sition of the latter, and not observing tt
change Mr.. Marvin was credited with NJ
Fogarty's exploits
Two Shakopee boys, William Mahr and job
O'Burns, overcome by the heat and job
Barleycorn, lay down on the sidewalk near IL
elevator on the Fourth. Officer Babe pickle
them up and in spite of their struggling an
kicking took one under each arm and run the
in. Judge Flint yesterday sent them to wo1
off little of their superintendent energy upe
the stone pile for four days.
Atelegram received from Washington yeste
day by DR.. Stewart brought the informatie
that d. J. Justice, formerly of the dry goot
; house of Justice s. Forepaugh, this city, al
well known to many of the older merchants
the city, had dropped dead upon the streets
that city yesterday morning. The telegra
gave particulars of the cause of death. M
} Justice left st. Paul about the year 1866. F
was about 30 years of age, and leaves a wi
; and three children.
Mr.. G. A. Morris, division engineer of Il
Hastings & Dakota railroad, is about to run
line up the north side of the Mississippi riv
to Fort Smelling for the Chicago, Milwaukee
st. Paul Railway company. The new line W
diverge from the present track a little bele
, the railroad bridge, and cross the Mssissip
+ between Fort Smelling and Minnehaha. r
new route will shorten the line between s
1 Paul Minneapolis something over mile, al
also avoid some heavy grade.
/ The team of Little & Berrisfords, confectio
: stampede yesterday morning, taking dov
Rnho CTR ID turn frcl
. in front of Peabody, Lyons & Co. the runaws
collided with a truck there standing, springir
its axle and utterly wrecking the buggy a
| tached to the flyer. Another team, standing
l front of Guys restaurant and attached to
. milk wagon, started by the crash, commenc,
! to follow the runaway's suit, but were almo
p Immediately stopped, and further damage pl
vented.
4 At about 10 o'clock yesterday forenoo
Robert street had another of its chronic ru
4 Always. A horse, with wagon attached, cal
furiously careering down the street Just as
: truckman was watering his horse at the trou
at the corner Of Fourth and Robert streets,
E truck being stretched across the street. At
same time, buggy, containing two ladies, W
passing the rear of the truck aud its occupar
: were warned to draw off, as there was bare
0 room between them and the truck for the f1yi
g horse to pass between. The runaway, howev,
D crashed against the two. only doing some slig
! injury to the truck, and the stampeder "
I caught on the spot.
r boy. aged IA years. named George Hos
J, met with quite a painful accident on the
ternoon Of the Fourth, at Schade's park.
. appears that young man was busy firing
pistol in the crowd, while other boys we
continually running about, among whom W
Hoag. The owner of the pistol, instead
pointing it upward held it horizontally. al
Hoag received its contents of exploded powd
full in his face, while passing the shoot,
!; Hoag's wounds are not dangerous, but they a
very painful, and Dr. Stamm, the attendil
. physician, says he will be marked with powd
stains for life. Fortunately, the boys eyes
: main uninjured.
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