Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-17

The Hutchison case is now,on trial
Humpty Dumpty combination at tn
Grand Opera house June 23d.
At the German Catholic fair last nigh
a silver cake basket was started for TIL
most popular young lady
The afternoon train on the st. Paul
Duluth railroad will leave here at A;
O'Clock instead of o'clock as formerly
The plate glass is being put into thu
Myrtle street store of the Mckusick block
The store is to be occupied when finished
by millinery store.
The spikes in the sidewalks which have
troubled the weekly papers for some time
are fast disappearing under the heavy
strike of the hammer.
The logs that were blown out of the
St. CroiX Lumber company'S boom We'd
neSday were picked up yesterday by thelI
boat and towed back into the boom.
Antoine Gruenhagen was jerked up from
the ball here Yesterday and charged seven
dollars and fifty cents for being drunk
the night before, which he paid, and after
being curIied down with good advice, he
was turned out to roam at will.
Mayor Edward has been quite sick for
the past few days He had seton in
serted into an abScess on his side, which
has been gathering there for some time,
and not having taken proper care OF him.
self, he took cold, and has been having
fever as a result of disobedience.
At the German Catholic fair Wednes-
day evening locllet and chain was put
up at ten cents per ticket, for the most
popular little Miss, and at the close of the
evening the ballot stood as follows: Min
ME Potts 8, Carrie SteinhOrst 80 and Mary
Tanner 81 They will continue to ballot
during the fair, which closes Saturday
night.
Jas. Peterson, section man, was Or
dered to flag the train at some point be-
tween Saltwater junction and the Hud-
son bridge yesterday morning and not to
let the train pass, as the draw was open.
He placed himself upon the track with
the flag, but for some reason the train did
not stop and he was struck by the engine
and thrown from the track, breaking two
of his RIBS. He was taken to this city to
the office Of DR.. Game, who dressed the
wound He was then taken into the
Homeopathic hospital
Several Swedes on their way to the
L
night got into trouble and INDUCED IN a
free fight. 1t appears that Ed Carley,
with another party with him, was driving
out to the ranch, followed by Peter Bow,
with six others with him, and Henry
Kendale, with two or three with him,
and after they got as far as the end of
Oak street Carley drew up his horse and
stopped Bow, when the other team came
up and ran into Bows wagon. Bow took
the horse by the head, when they all
turned out Of each wagon and went in for
a rough and tumble fight, using knives,
stones, and anything that came to hand. 1t
seems that Bow and Carley have not been
on good terms for several years, and that
the other parties were helpers. In the
fight one of the party by the name of
Henry Kendall got very bad cut from
the top of the right shoulder downward.
Carley got cut on the back of the head,
and another party, by the name of Brad
ley, had his hand badly smashed, while
Peter Boov had one of his optics laid up
for repairs. The other members of the
party seemed to have escaped the raw
alcs Ct war, and came off without any
visible injuries Peter Boov, Gus Inquist
and Aug. Ogren were arrested and
brought into court yesterday, upon the
charge of assault with dangerous weap-
on, With intent to do great bodily harm,
and they were bound over until Saturday
in the sum Of $500 Boov furnished his
security, while the other two went down
to the pen to cool, until Saturday
+ Stanley; the Alton teacher, was found
guilty of seducing one of his pupils
namel Julia Bolles. Strange las it may
appear, his wife remains faithful to him,
and an affecting interview took place be-
tween them after convection.