Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-10

| fell against Breeu, who had sore leg. Tho
latter stated that he had been crushed by the
cars aud that he pushed the man aside to save
| his leg. The defendants were discharged.
A party of some twenty of the leading Scan
dinavian editors of this State, Illinois and Wis
consin leave St Paul this morning in special
car over the Northern Pacific road to view the
| country and the great wheat farms of DAkota.
They will be accompanied by MIR. o. j. J"hn-
| son, the Scandinavian agent for the company,
| aud will journey as far west as the end OF the
line, and will be absent about week.
Mrs. George B. Woodward had narrow es-
cape from serious injury yesterday morning.
She was driving down Third street, when the
horse attached to the carriage clipped and fell,
breaking both thills, and at once began to kick
| and founder, to the emminent danger of up
| setting the carriage. Mr.. Edwin Grbbie
| seized the horse by the head when Mrs. Wood
| ward was rescued without injury beyond the
| fright.
| couple'of rustic swains named William
and James Ohaffee were at the police court,
yesterday, charged with vagranoy. The de-
| PENDANT James, who has an amusing SHUTTER in
his speech, explained to the court that he was
| farmer and had visited St. Paul for medicsl
treatment. Sunday night they ran out of
|
tending to leave the next morning. They we're
ordered out of town.
Yesterday forenoon a girl named Lizzie Cor
| dac picked up tomato from tho huckster stall
| of John Arimond at the market, and observing
| the action Mrs. Arimond told her to put up
| five cents or drop the fruit. she didn't comply
| with the order, saying she wanted to buy q
| bushel. and one word leading to another the
| females SHE'D fruit at each other until Arimond
| came up and put stop to the circus by slap
ping the girl in the face. Arimond was pulled
and the slap cost him thirteen bills
There was an astonishing array of DRINKS al
the police court, yesterday morning, and from
this standpoint, the court transacted the live
hest days business of tae year. They COM
| meuced rolling in Saturday night, and all day
Sunday the drunk cart did q tremendous bust
ness. Five water rats named Thomas Devine
Thomas Hornigan, John Evans, John Ryan and
James Quinn filled mp with the old stuff and
| we're yanked from the levee timber drunk
They were sent to the bastile for four days each
Yesterday morning Officers Murphy. Mitchell
Health Officer Patterson and q couple of as
sistants visited Brunson's addition for the pur
pose of removing the shanties on Woodward
| street. IN notifying the residents to leave,
they encountered squatter na med Mrs. Regar
who confronted them with an axe and threaten.
ed to brain the first mGu that entered. A war
rant was issued for the woman's arrest. Mayor
Dawson issued an order yesterday afternoon te
Inspector Flynn, who was instructed to take hi!
gang and remuve the shanties forthwith.
On Saturday evening male harlot named
James Powers invited Lizzie Montague and
| Maud lawrence two disreputable inmates OF
Clara Morton's, to visit Kitty Smith 3. Kitty
1 Am n Uisik fwo nE ha,
disreputables named Lizzie Pratt and Lille
| Graham joined in fight with the guests. The
result was the whole gang were at police cour
yesterday. Maud Lawrence was fined 81 ane
Lizzie Montague was discharged. The othel
girls were held in $50 until Thursday on &C
count of Clara Morton being too unwell to b,
| present