Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-11
SALTWATER.

Work on the opera house is being rapidly
pushed through.
The Universalist church will soon be ready
for occupancy.
The Monroe block is beginning to present
very neat appearance.
The Uery best in the city, Alb. Wilkinson
stock of fishing tackle and 6att.
No picnic will be held at Webster Grove
to-day, because the people in the vicinity
object.
We understand Rev. Mr.. Tice will dis
course o-night on q special subject, at the
M. E. church.
The various Thermometers of the city
showed an average of about 81 yesterday.
between IL and 2.
Only one drunk was before his honor yes
terday morning and no arrest had been
made up to late hour last evening.
DIR. Donald, the new doctor from Chicago,
seems to have gotten into good practice
with DIR. Caine, both gentlemen are able
physicians.
Eddie McFarlape, the boy who was shot
yesterday, IS still living, but he may die at
any time. Drs. Oaine and Donald attended
the case, and they are doing all that is pos
sible TO save him.
Miss Anna McCauly, for some time at
tendant in the telephone Office, has been ap-
pointed manager in the same Office. Miss
McCSuly has given entire satisfaction and
the appointment is very good one.
The little stranger left on the steps at
Mr.. John Whiteside's, Thursday night, has
not yet been claimed. The mother of the
child is said to be Mrs. Potts, of Baytown.
The child is girl and is only three weeks
old.
When the ball club was organized and
the nine was named Minnesota Chiefs,'
we prophesied that Hon. D. M. Sabin would
contribute $40, and when the boys went
around day or two ago to get little lift
for enclosing the grounds, that gentleman
very literally placed his name on the list
and put down $50. This was even more
than could have been expected, notwith-
standing Mr.. Sabin's known iberality. The
grounds will probably be enclosed at once.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
First PRESBYTERIAN church, Sd street, Rev.
Kiehl; N. E. church, Sd street, Rev. Tice
German Lutheran. 4th street, Rev. Tornell
German Catholic, Sd street, no regular min
lister; Episcopal church, Sd street, Rev.
Chaplin st. Michael's Catholic, Sd street,
Rev. Father Murphy.
FATAL RUNAWAY.
Apout 4:30 yesterday afternoon the city was
stirred up out of the apathy into which every
one had fallen by terrible runaway. A
man named Jacob Kundert had driven his
team up to the Saltwater mills and put in a
sack of -four; Just as he was starting there
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horses took fright and started to run.
The man was somewhat intoxicated but he
made an effort to stop them. When i'll front
of VOLTS brewery, the horses, which had
not been running very fast up to this time,
gave jerk and Kendert was thrown out over
the front board. The first wheel struck him
on the side of his face and it is supposed
broke his jaw, the second one striking on
the head, and running over his face making
q line from the chin clear to the top of his
head. Both of the maxillary bones were
broken, the inferior being completely crushed.
Both temporal bones were crushed and the
mans face was terribly lacerated. He was
carried into DIR. Gaines Office where all that
science could suggest or skill execute was
doue by Drs. Donald and Zuercher. The
man died in about an hour after he was
hurt and DIR. Pratt held an informal
inquest at which the above facts were
elicted. Kendert is a single man and
resides with his two brothers on farm
about nine miles from here. After the team
got well started it ran on up Main street IN
til it came to buggy which was standing in
front of Conheim's store, with which it col
ided, making kindling wood of both buggy
and wagon. Every wheel of the buggy was
smashed and the shat 8 were also pretty we'll
doctored. 1t would have required a skilled
mechanic to pick up the pieces of that wreck
and say which belonged to the wagon and
which to the buggy. The broken buggy, or
at least as much of it as can be found, be-
longs to Mr.. McSweeney, the barber. Tan
ner's sign was nearly demolished and Con-
heim's narrowly escaped. Altogether, it
was the most disastrous runaway of the
present season. ..