Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-26
SALTWATER.

The grand jury was in session yesterday.
The district court will be in session to-day.
The J. s. Keaton left here yesterday with a
raft.
The Hutchinson case has been set for June
9th.
| Olivette this evening at the Grand Opera
house.
| Gentle showers these days make the people
smile. ~
E. W. Durant left yesterday for Beef
Slough. 9sie
Hank Smith has resumed his place on the
lower road.
The municipal court disposed of three
| DRINKS yesterday.
r The Lumbermen's board of trade meet this
afternoon at 2 O'clock.
This warm weather reminds our citizens OF
| the advantages of the water works.
L. Belands boarding house, near Staples
mill, is being raised up and repaired.
Geo. Walsh, ESQ.,, of st. Paul, dropped into
town yesterday to chat with the boys.
Frank Bergland has been called to Taylors
Falls by the sickness of brother-in-law.
The committee to Investigate the Knapp
disaster resumed their investigation yester-
day.
A number of the members of the bar went
to Minneapolis to attend the funeral OF Judge
Cornell.
The Coles and Lee case still hangs fire. 1t
came up for trial last Monday at Hudson snd
was put over.
We noticed in the city yesterday Mr.. Erwin
of st. Paul. He was here in the interests of
the Dick Willett case.
The ladies of the Universalist church will
give Apron Fair in the vestry OF the church,
on Wednesday, June L.
meeting of the directors OF the city hos
pital at the residence of Mrs. John McKusick,
this afternoon at O'Clock.
Joseph Sullivan, a teamster in the employ
of Isaac Staples, had his foot quite badly
crushed yesterday, by being run over with
cart wheel.
Isaac Staples has sent sixty head of cattle to
Maple island to pasture for the summer. Mr..
staples has large tract OF Land there which
he u, es tor grazing.
The bodies of Opsahl and jacob have not
as yet been found. The father and brother
of jacob arrived here Monday and are dong
all they can to recover the bodies.
The Wilmet house had an Upening yester
day and some of MIR. Staples men got rather
too much of the opening, and made it too
noisy for the boys III the office, SO they sent
for the police to quiet the racket.
The unfinished work at the Opera house, left
by Signor Arrigoni on occOunt of bad health,
will be completed by Prof. Strong, of Chicago.
Prof. Strong is an eminent artist, and the
work will be finished without interruption.
What might have been an exciting runaway
was nipped In the bud about 2 O'Clock yester-
day. span of horses, with the forward
wheels of a lumber wagon, came around
Myrtle street from the depot, and started up
Nam street. Several loads OF hay ana other
teams were in the street at the time, but they
were stopped at Commercial avenue.
Sometime during the night of Tuesday a
Swede fell from the fourth story window OF
the Sawyer House TO the ground. He lit in "a
hogshead of ashes and refuse which helped TO
break the fall. He had just come down from
the drive and was stopping at said house for IA
few days. He says that sometime in the night
he got up and thought that he would sill by
the window where.it was cool and that he
dropped ssleeD and fell. He was NUT at the
time and tainted, and after coming TO himsali
he got up and walked into the house. DR..
Waiter was called and after an examination he
thought that he might have sustained some
internal injuries, but none of dangerous IA
ture. This is the second person who has fallen
from the same window.