Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-05
CITY GLOBULEs.


The smallpox patient, who died Sunday,
was buried yesterday.
The river, falling two inches day, was yes
terday at s feet inchss in the channel.
The steamer Diamond 10, due this morning,
is to leave for st. Louis at P. NJ. to-day.
A half dozen OF timber dlunks, before the
court yesterday, were sent to the cooler for
five days.
Chris Reuer was before hizzoner for having
insulted lady on Fort street. The case was
continued until to-day.
The steamer White Eagle, of the Sanity
line, is due here tonight, to leave for St. Louis
at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
One of the circus gang named Albert Sch
walm was sent up for sixty days yesterday
for pulling gun on Sergeant Walsh.
Dick Fegan and VIM. Kifer, two circus men,
we're sent to the bastile for ten days each yes
terday, for raising racket in the Sixth ward.
A barber named Chas. Brache, paid SIS into
the city treasury yesterday for drawing re-
volver on one of his employees named Parme-
lee.
Two kids arrested at 1 O'Clock yesterday
morning for fighting on the corner of Fourth
and Wabashaw streets, were reprimanded and
discharged.
Frank Lewis was up, yesterday, charged
with cabbaging a cane and parasol while TIE
circus was in progress, Saturday. Sentence of
S25 was suspended.
l. ie6a l,oc paI
ten bills, yesterday, for visiting house of ill
fame. He squealed about having been robbed,
when the money was found on his person.,
The trio OF Swedes, arrested for raising per-
dition on Seventh street early Sunday morn
ing, were taxed ten bills each yesterday, and,
ON payment of the coin. they were discharged
The case of the State against John Hughes,
the alleged rapist, was called for hearing in
the justice court yesterday morning. The
witnesses were not present and the case went
over until to-day.
Nick Duchene celebrated the anniversary of
the nations birthday by getting ingloriously
drunk. He was arrested last night on Jack
son street, fighting drunk. Officer Larson re-
ceived a Turkish bath sweat in getting him
to the cooler.
j. Lauderdale, VIM. Rigney and Mike Don
tbs were before Judge Burr for having indulg
ed in go-as- you-please rumpus in the Sixth
ward, during which one of their companions
was badly pounded. The hearing was contin-
ued until tomorrow.
Owing to the uafavorable news concerning
the serious, condition of President Garfield,
coupled with the rough condition of the
water, the annual Fourth of July regatta of
the Minnesota boat club, to have taken place
yesterday, was postponed.
A dizzy bum named Thomas Murray was up
yesterday for fighting in lower town, and
pulling Il knife on Officer Zirkelbach. He
looked as if he would rather fight than eat,
and the court said that he would have to put
up a half century or go over for sixty days.
He went over.
NThe people Of Neillsville, Wis, assisted by
large excursion parties from Merrillon and
Black River Falls, joyously celebrated yester
day the opening for traffic of the MerrillOn
branch railroad, from Merrlllon, on the c., st.
P. & o. Eastern division to Neillsville, dis
lance of IA miles.
About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Lizzie Reinhardt, while sitting on the porch
of her residence, No. 572 Cedar street, sudden
ly expired from apoplexy. The deceased was
the widow of the late Casper Reinhardt and
was highly esteemed and beloved. She leaves
several children to mourn her demise.
Col. c. Fl. Graves and R. S. Munger, Esq
of Duluth, came to st. Paul yesterday to meet
Mr.. Willard and party. The latter states that
elevator G of Duluth Capacity 10000
bushelsl will be completed and ready for Use
in time for next winters storage. This new
elevator is being built on the elevator track
If the Northern Pacific. which was planned
for elevators B and G, and third to be erected
hereafter.
A young man named E.. NJ. johnson was
arrested last night, charged with the larceny
of $50 and watch from boarder at the
Windsor hotel named Truesdale johnson
was formerly the bartender at Major Feise's
saloon on Third street. Saturday night Trues-
dale got on spree, and, on seeing his condi.
ton, the major ordered johnson to take him
to his hotel. The latter took advantage of the
opportunity to rob him of his wealth.
painful and perhaps serious accident &C.
| Cured about o'clock yesterday morning, the
result of sheer carelessness in the reckless
use of firearms. About the hour named the
young daughter of David Elliott, residing on
Dayton's Bluff, was watching crowd Of boys
| who were celebrating the day by discharging
revolvers. Suddenly the child was shot in
| the right leg, below the knee, painful flesh
| wound being inflicted. There were SO many
boys standing around that it was impossible
| to tell who fred the shot. 1t is thought the
wound will not prove serious.
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