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

Yesterday the river was at nine feet seven
inches, and on a stand.
Rose Wood and company arrived yesterday
morning, and are all quartered at the Mer-
chants.
Mr.. Will j. Davis. who expected to leave
for Chicago last evening, will remain through
out the Rose Wood engagement.
There will be some interest manifested to
see John Love, known to US only as Legitimate
actor, in the "pantaloon drama "
Mr.. II. 8. Hanmore, formerly of the Pioneer
Press staff of this city, and now of the Fargo
Republican, was visiting in st. Paul yester-
day.
The steamer White Eagle, of the St. Louis
& st. Paul line, is expected in at an early hour
this morning, to leave for st. Louis at p NJ.
to-day.
The fair Eugenia Blair will occupy stake
boat to-day at White Bear, while Lewis Nor
rison, Forrest Robinson and Russell Bassett
pull mile race for wager.
Judge Nelson, United States Marshal Nc
Laren, Collector Bickel, Mr.. Billson, land depu-
ties Bracket and Morris, left for Winona last
last two had In charge several prisoners.
Three venturesome boys of well known FAM
lilies started out to see the world last week and
got as far as Hastings, where the young runa-
ways were apprehended. They will return
home to-day sadder, and it is to be hoped,
better boys.
East Seventh street was disturbed late last
night by the hideous racket of two young
rowdies who amused themselves by smashing
in windows. They were waltzed to the tower
by Officers Lynch and Hanft, where they gave
the names of Pat. Flaherty and M. Lynch.
Yesterday Officer vogtle arrested two tramps
named O'Leary and stearns, for engaging in
drunken brawl at Seven corners. O'Leary
states that he gave Stearns twenty-five cents
with which to buy peanuts, aud that the lat
ter refused to buy the nuts Or return the
money, hence the fight.
The Jury in the case of Patrick SINNERS,
charged with the larceny of $49O from John
Wren, sent word to Judge Wilkin yesterday
morning that they were unable to agree upon
were discharged. They stood six for acquit-
tai and six the other way.
Maggie Jourdan was run over on Bridge
street, in the Sixth ward, yesterday afternoon
by grocer named Acker Acker was driving
a spring wagon with six persons in when the
girl undertook to cross the sire 1t, and was
run over. She was severely cut about the
head and is in dangerous condition.
The police authorities yesterday received
notice that prisoner named Frank Blackley
had escaped from the penitentiary. He is 81
years of age, but looks 25, is five feet ten
inches in height, has light brown hair, grey
eyes, forid complexion aud sharp features.
His nose is noticeably long, and he has two
moles on his left shoulder. A reward of $100
is offered for his apprehension.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Rouleau arrested
man named John Burns, charged with at
tempting to rob Herman's shoe manu-.
factury on Robert near Fifth street. Burns
tried to induce cOlored man to assist him in
the job, but the latter squealed, which led to
his arrest. Officer Brosseau found three pairs
of shoes secreted in the woodward corner of
Fifth and Robert street, about 1 o'clock this
morning, probably part of Burns haul.
A savage fight took place on .Dayton's
Bluff yesterday afternoon between two Poland
ers named II. Snatter and Christian Stafford,
the latter getting much the worst of tt. The
men had imblbed freely and both were beastly
drunk. The men grappled about triaing
matter and came to blows. During the melee
Snattar drew knife and slashed his antago-
mist over the head, inflcting an ugly looking
but not dangerous wound in the forehead
O. H. H.