Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-26

large body of woodland on tho North Wisoon-
sin road. so the people of this city need not
fear fuel panic for years after anthracite
coal has disappeared from the market. .
The criminal carelessness of leaving coal
holes in Sidewalks uncovered, came near being
fatally exemplifed On Wabashaw street, be-
tween Ninth and Exchange. yesterday after
noon. A boy OF about nine years of age walk
ed into an open one at the above locality,
about three o'clock. When rescued, he was
senseless and seriously cut; about the head,
and was taken off in buggy before his name
and residence could be ascertained.
II was reported, yesterday afternoon. that q
man, named King, who was injured by the
caving in of an embankment, on the short
line, on Wednesday last, had died. in this city,
from the effects of his injuries. GLOBE re-
porter started on q tour of investigation but,
alter visiting the various hospitals and the
city physicians Office, could find no authority
for the report beyond che fact that the man
was seriously injured at the time and place
| above stated. s......
Notwithstanding the large number Of tene-
ne4t houses erected the past summer, yet
houses are in great demand. The Offices of
our real estate men are daily besieged by ap-
plicants for residences, and many have to be
| turned away houseless and homeless. Another
season should not be permitted to pas without
| the erection of houses enough to shelter the
people already here, and the thousands who
| will come to us next year. It would be good
thing for st. Paul if we bad more of such men
! as John Wann and P. 81. Kelly. 49,
Charles William Backen alias J. Robert.
I alias J. 81. Roberts, and the reported bearer of
seve, al nom de plumes, which have not vet been
| heard from, was arraigned at the municipal
! court yesterday morning charged with forgery
The facility with which this knave apprOpri-
| ated the names Of reputable people for purposes
of raising lucre is already known to the public.
his especial exploit being the passing of a $4s
forged check upon J. F. Pannell. No. IL East
Seventh street. He waived examination and
| was committed for trial. '
Work on the new elevator is progressing
! rapidly. When finished, it will be the largest
In the State. When it was proposed to erect
! the elevator near Bridge Sqaure, there we're
| some who affected to believe it would be fail
ure, and some said that there would not be
| wheat enough deposited therein to feed the
rats that would wander through it. Its capa-
city has been reached and necessity has com
PEELED the erection of new and larger. One.
and when 1t is completed, it will be filled, and
| Others will become necessary. ,Croakers can
| count one for the wisdom of Dawson, Inger-
soil. McClung and others. 5-,a 49,.
The concerts given by Mile Rosa D'Erina
Erin prinad donna, are becoming attractive
features of the amusement season in the State.
! Last Sunday she gave grand concert at Lake
City, with such success that she was reengaged
for Tuesday evening, the concert even surpass-
! ing the first. This evening she will give a
| sacred concert at St. Charles. Her future
| m 'vements are not fully declared, but Novem-
| Der 18th. 13th 14th, and 18th she is engaged for
Winnipeg. In the near future Mile DErina
will favor tho <yoDoral of AL h.,
| concert at the Opera House; arrangements have
| not been fully contaminated, but for all that the
| treat is assured.
The excavation for the basement of Mr.
| John Kline's new block on Seventh street, adj
joining his block of stores on the corner of
Seventh and Wabashaw, is about completed.
| The new block is to have forty-four feet front
| GU Seventh street, two stories high, furnishing
accommodations for two fine stores. The
building will be constructed of cream colored
Portage brick, trimmed with Kasota stone and
galvanized cornice, to match tho corner build
| ing, with which it will be contested by q brick
| arch-way, thus making the corner on both
| streets one large cream colored block. The
contract calls for its completion by the first of
June and the new corner will offset the new
market building very favorably.
couple of horny handed farmer boys
named John and Frank Weber arrived in St.
Paul on Friday evening with load Of wheat.
They disposed Of their stock at remunerative
| figures and proceeded to celebrate with the
proceeds. After loading on enough tanglefoot
to feel frisky they entered Ingersolls dry
goods store for the purpose of making pur-
chase. They didn't like the style of the dapper
| attendant and manifested the same by attempt
| ing to choke him into their conception of civil
| ity. The hoodlums were both arrested and
! brought before Judge o Brien yesterday morn
ing. They were fined $12.75, on payment of
| which they were allowed to return to their ma
tive pastures. -.s -" 10 - :.
! crazy girl named Maggie McGoverr, about
- years old, who lives ON north Fifth street,
Minneapolis, arrived at the Jail laat evening,
| accom- panied by her sister, a middie-aged w0-
man, who states that she started out with
| Maggie who has just recovered from an attack
Of the typhoid fever for q walk this morning
ut 2 clock, and that as her sister acted crazy
and wanted to walk, they had walked all day.
At z O'clock last night they arrived in the vi
cinity Of the Oakland cemetery, and knowing
| that she could not reach Minneapolis before
| late in the evening, passing team was stopped
| aud placing her sister in the wagon they drove
to the iail. The psrl will be taken to Mime
apolis this morning, and will be sent to St.
! Peter soon possible. . =. ... I'll, ..
Fridays GLOBE had an account of Capt.
Clark's rescue OF Lille Morgan from Aunie
OlsoE's bagino. Il was stated that Lille Nor
gan had sought tue path of sin through Discus
charnel house, voluntarily, and when rescued
I was defiant, aud had her madame to back her
| resolution not to quit her life of shame. This
account having caught the eye Of Mayor Daw-
son. he proceeded, yesterday, to investigate the
matter, and, for this purpose, had Annie Olson
brought to his Office 1t was proved that the
girls advent han never been reported to the
police, in fact that her presence had been con.
n0nl no<& ~-s- -
too many for gain. and Swede Annie felt little
disposed t" report her presence, knowing abe
i would be taken from her. The upshot of the
Investigation will likely DO that Madame Olson
will be closed up.
| Kid Gloves, Kid Gloves.
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