Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-02
CITY aLoBuLEs.

John Kripp ia out of lnck. He went out to
the St. Paul Rifle club dedication yesterday
afternoon, and handling beer keg had his
but John will not use those digits for seve raj
days TO come.
buggy containing two men took sudden
drop OF Bridge square yesterday afternoon.
dumping both occupants to the ground, neither
of whom were injured. The accident was
caused by a go-as-you-please hub, which went
to pieces and scattered the spokes along the
street at random.
Too many bowls of benzine whisky msketh
the drinker giddy. Yesterday afternoon,
hilarious youth. whose giddy legs were toe
weak to carry the handicapped superstructure.
pillowed his head on the unfeeling sidewalk OF
Robert street. Officer Newall picked the help.
less creature up and landed him in the tower.
Yestesday afternoon abont three o'clock a
couple of gentlemen riding in buggy essayed
to turn the corner from Third to Wabashaw
street. when the wheels became entangled in
the horse car track. end both the forward and
hind wheels of the buggy collapsed. throwing
the occupants to the ground. Fortunately the
horse did not take fright and no damage beyond
the breaking of the two wheels was done.
The delightful suburban resort, known as
Union park, was thrown open to the public
yesterday. and the OCCASION was moat flatter-
ing success. The attendance was large. and
durisg the day it was estimated that the at
fractions of the park we're viewed by several
Thousand persons. Both ends of Seibert's
band were in attendance and, as q st. Paul
project. the enterprise is pronounced success.
painful accident ocsurred at the saw mill,
corner Of Sixth and Cedar streets, night before
last, resulting in quite serious injuries to the
foreman, Mr.. James McCloskey. The accident
was due to the tangent like tendency Of the way
ward buzz saw, and TIE gentleman named sns-
tanned injuries to his right hand which will
disfgure that useful member for life. He was
engaged in manipulating the cranky thing when
his hand was drawn into the machinery and
badly lacerated. Thee Of the fingers were
nearly sliced of, and one of them had to be
amputated.
Yesterday afternoon two strangers chartered
hack to convey them to Union park, for which
| they agreed to pay five dollars for the round
trip. About half way out the driver en-.
countered some friends who requested a ride tc
the park. He asaeuted and the parties were
invited to seat themselves. against which the
two passengers protested. A dispute occurred.
during which the driver insisted that his
friends should ride at all hazards. The mer
| forced their way into the hack and the pas
sengers walked back to the city. They re-
ported the the affair at city hall and are after
the driver
Yesterday afternoon Officer Newall observed
young man proceeding at rapid rate dowr
| Third street. His coat was buttoned up, which
looked suspicious for q warm day, besides
which it bulged out as if there was something
large concealed beneath. The officer asked
him where he was going. and he replied "tha'
was his business" His coat was unbutt ,ned
and bundle found which contained a music
stand, nicely folded, and intended for shee,
music. He stated that he had been engaged te
play the bazoo at picnic and invited the
officer to accompany him. Officer Newall didn't
ses it in that light, and the dizzy minstrel was
taken to the cooler. 1t is thought the appa.
ratus belongs to one of the members of Sci
bert's orchestra.