Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-16
THE RECORD.
CITY aLoBUaEs.

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George Hlingworth the unfortunate wretch
whose feet were frozen last fall, was arrested
by Officer Nygaard last night, beastiy drunk.
The infrm topper was lodged in the tower.
The Josie, of the Diamond 10 line of upper
Mississippi river steamboats,. came in last
evening. bringing two barges of freight and
quite number Of people. She will leave on
her return to st. Louis at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The board of equalization met Saturday and
made the following changes, after which they
adjourned sine die: Cleveland Stove company
raised $500; A. SUhram's property in section TO-
L. ~, II. ~, raised $40 per acre; e. r. Miller's
property In section 7. 20 Il. "a. raised $500;
Improvement on lot IL, block SO, Dayton &
Irvine's addition, reduced sl,Oo0.
Mr.. @. A. Ruffee, agent of the White Earth
Indians, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing, on business connected with his agency.
MIR. kuffee informed GLOBE reporter that the
Indians on the reservation were In the midst
of harvesting. It is estimated that the Indians
will harvest about 40 600 bushels of wheat and
10000 bushels of oats, beside all their other
crops.
They belonged in Minneapolis and visited
this city yesterday. On their way home in
the afternoon. they succeeded in upsetting
their buggy on the Como road. One of the
number will wear court plaster on his face for
several days. The others were too drunk to
get hurt. Better stick toyour suburban homes
hereafter. boys as city life evidently don't
agree with you.
About 4,a0 o'clock yesterday morning q
GLOBE newsboy discovered fire In the machine
and blacksmith shop of NJ. Buckley, near the
% i-th N
gave an alarm, and soon engines No. /, 3
and were On the ground. The fire was very
speedily extinguished, with o damage to the
root OF the building principally, of about Sl0O
The hre must have caught from the furnace.
A. O. Savage, the barber, who was shot by
Green three weeks ago tonight, celebrated his
partial recovery yesterday by getting royalty
budged. He came down from the hospital
and lushed until the cussedness manifested
itself by wanting to set 'em up for all the boys,
the social ambition being squelched by Officer
Cook, who yanked him to the cooler. Last
evening he tumbled to himself, and, being so.
bered up, be was released on $15 bail.
One of the bell-boys of the Merchants hotel
had q narrow escape from serious injury YES.
terday, about noon. In the absence of the req.
ular attendant at tho elevator he undertook to
manage it, and succeeded in having his left leg
caught between the elevator and the floor. Civ
ing it severe squeeze Had the elevator been
moving with its usual speed his foot would
have been taken of. As it vas he will have
sore ankle for few days and horror Of all
elevators for the balance Of his life.
The Dubuque Telegraph of the 10th inst.
contains lengthy and intesesting account of
the eelebration Of the feast ofthe holy patriarch
St. Dominic at st Olara's academy, Sinsinswa
Monnd, Wis. The sermon was delivered by
Rt. Rev. Bishop Grace, of this city. Speaking
of the sermon. the Telegraph says: a'The ser.
mon was an able and eloquent discourse. His
address TO the young lady postulants, about to
renounce the world and consecrate themselves
to the service Of God, was particularly touch.
ing At ITS conclusion ten young ladies, dress.
ed In bridal robes, and accompanied bv their
bridesmaids, advanced, and. kneeling within
the sanctuary, received from the hands of the
venerable nisnop the holy habit of St. DOM
lnic This was followed by the profession of
fifteen novices."
Last evening Mr.. Lonegren, reading on
Ninth street, invited fe friends to his house
and tho party engaged in playing card..
Uufing the evening an uuinvited guest named
Hans Smith called, and he insisted on Joining
sne party. de was drunk and noisy, and as
Mrs. Lonegren was i'll he was ordered to leava
the house. BE didn't comply with the reauest
and becoming cranky he was peremrtoriIy
ordered to go. Becoming riled, he struck MIR.
Lonegren blow in tho face, whereupon he
waa put out of the house, after which he
aroused the neighborhood by q series of the
most unearthly yells. Officer Mcmahon started
for the scene, before reaching which Capt.
Manner appeared and marched Smith of to the
lookup, on reaching which he became as tame
~ baby.