Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
specially Reported for the Daily Globe
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs

Ho. for the races.
Good sport is promised on the fair ground
course this afternoon.
S. S. Brown has withdrawn from the firm
of S. S. Brown & Co., millers.
The GLOBE has removed to the large anG
c)mmodious offices, 219 Nicollet avenue
near Washington.
The posters announcing the Minnesota
race circuit state that the days fixed for Min
neapolis are July 8, 10 and IL.
Miss Fannie Lewis and Mrs. Dewitt viii
sing al the Bird concert at the First Baptist
church to- morrow-the sweetest warblers Of
them all.
The Lurline boat club held meeting last
night at the Nicollet house, and appointed
committees for making arrangements fol
their annual regatta.
Ice cream and strawberries were particu.
larly in season last night at the Free Baptist
church. The weather was oppressively hot
and the company was large.
The committee on ordinances from the
city council have drawn up an ordinance re.
stricting the running of cattle at large in
any part of the city. The ordinance will be
passed at the next meeting of the council
The barn of D. S. Story, the lightning rod
man, narrowly escaped destruction by the
electric fluid during the storm Tuesday
night A post was rent in twain and hurled
several hundred f5et-a joke on the light
ning-rod man.
The Old Settlers association will cele-
brate the planting of the French standard in
Minnesota with grand entertainment at
the Academy of Music, OH the 4th of July.
The 4th will only anticipate the two hun
dredth anniversary of the event by twelve
days.
John Roach, who has been breaking for
his board at Thompson's mineral yard for
the last five days, was discharged yesterday
morning but as soon as he stepped out of
the door was arrested by Officer Wing
Roach is wanted for robbing the apart
ments of Mrs. Leppa, on Washington ave-
nue., of a gold watch and several small ar
ticles-an account of which was given in the
GLOBE last Saturday. Roach was arraigned,
but waived an examination and was held in
next term of district court.
George Lane and William Mack, who were
arrested Monday on suspicion of being the
parties who robbed j. A. Brush and the
Theobald party near Lake Calhoun, had an
examination yesterday afternoon. The
parties who were robbed explained how the
business was done, but none could iden-
tify Lane Or Mack, except that one was tall
and the other short. Brush, however, said
voice as the one who fred off the pist oil and
demanded his money. In defense, Lane
and Mack stated and proved by number OF
parties that they were making the rounds of
the baginos of the city at the time the rob-
berry occurred. The examination was con-
tinued until this morning.
Yesterday, another accident, which might
have terminated fatally, occurred at the
Galaxy mill. Peter Flabocken, Norwegian
was loading scales with stone from the first
floor, when the slight planking, two inches
thick, gave way and precipitated the man
into the basement, a distance of about thirty
feet. He was picked up insensible and taken
to Mr.. .Knickerbacker's hospital, where DR.
Dunsmoor was quickly in attendance. DR..
Salisbury also examined the injured man
The injuries, fortunately, are not considered
dangerous by the doctors unless some in
ternal injury develop itself. Flobocken has
only been in the country six weeks. He is
from Christiana, is % years old, and has no
relatives on this side the Atlantic. Lewis
hansen, and other countrymen, are attend
ing to him.