Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-27


Rev. {. S. Williams will lecture before the
Reform club in Harrison hall this even
ing.
William Ackley, brakeman or the Omaha
road, had his right ha3 crushed while coup
ling cars.
E. c. Cbatfeld, Esq, started for Lake
MInnelonka !ast evening, where be will spend
the Sabbath.
GO to the Boston restaurant to-day for
lunch, square meal, ice cream, Or q cigar.
Doors never close.
Prof. Archibald has newly furnished and
renovated lis acacemy preparatory 10 the
opening on Monday.
Lottie Bal, twelve year old colored giil.
was sent 10 The reform school yesterday, for
the larceny OF 81 80.
The travel on the Milwaukee railroad now
requires The attachment of three slcepers to
each outgoing Train.
A small boy rained Buck had q finger ampu-
tated by p'an.2S machine IN one oftne lower
town mills yesterday
The receipts Of wheat at this point yester-
day We're L, l75 bushels, while the shipments
were only $50 bushels.
W. D. Wasnoura's headquarters for the
campaign Is s4id 10 lie 1T the Tribune Office.
''BlrdS If = !rather,'' etc.
Tn :, last Aya,iocr tvantv .seva, MARRIAGE
licenses have been issued the present mouth
by the clerk OF the court.
The Conmercial bank h2s been moved into
the fine lew Clute block, AT the corner OF
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Inc D'cJc'7 G-uo WIZ nolu d ineeIihs a. Inc
NlcoIle' house on Molday evening" TO ar
i~nse ioi " S7i17S 81 i"ceS Gi''1ns LAX "eeh'
a ne" nag stone aias"aik Is 10 be put Gown
IN trout oi the Hlis5 National bank building,
and the EnateIi4l IS already upon the ground.
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name i familiar =, TulI.. court records vas
Yesterday tel Z, ne rock nile for thirty
days.
Thu 4.-,o-,,,a.. -. y1yosi ;,,o+o, ,,oe o,,.,o,.
l.arr;..r $50. r(1-, ai,h,a~r - 80, -
three.
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-'-,i''''-' '-''' '-','' ''"-''
IL lhe ISIF Sroth"e Ior lis celtor@tea horses,
F.ir l.
~ " YIN
P@Hy las A'9~ 10 ~Ie"s- III lhe eui' recently
brought against II by the Minneapolis Street
Railway company.
Yesterday afternoon DE Larson and Peter
Nelson, Two Scandinavian laborers employed
IN piling hunter On the East side, were pros
trated by the nt45.
W. A'-l@-4" vas 0''O4"'5 "iie''e" o. Inv liz
9'"1e' "a 10 -'e0Uy' '.ro-- @ on'i - u Da'
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James heco1a, srchiiect' was severely
bruised yesterday by stepping upon board in
the attic OF The house be Is building for Dr.
Nalkins, "hloA Or"ke and precipi'"led him to
-''0-
yesterday one u We la STONES "nich was
being holsted 10 position on The Syndicate
block, broke loose from the grsppling and fell
from the third story 10 the side waik, narrowly
escaping TWO workmeH'
The cedar block paving has at last been
completed on Tie north side of Washington
avenue, from aennepin to Third avenue
south, and trains eau low pass Gown that
thoroughfare without wreckIng wagons.
George W. Cut!er, The assistant yard master
of the Chicago, Milwaukee Ii ST. Paul railway,
while riding On L foot board on a switch en-
CINE, stepped through hole in the board.
He suffered 3 painful confusion OF his left
leg.
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have been in ac,iye ,eh.ars.i for the openipe,
which viii oc,.lr in The Ooera horse an Mon
day evening. john Murray has succeeded
Mr.. O'Biien as business iAaLager Of the CON-
pany.
Ioh, No5-o ~, enrlora IF on F.s+ eiao
80
sIone q1ati4' "@9 seriously lnJuleo oy lhe
premature discharge OF blast. He WAS
snsta; MO- .r',1n 1b, md Tai,,'n i,ne
about bIs Doly.
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0onu = 1@' "it0 recently ~iii'0o
IN the clty from D7nFer' wnere his parents re-
side, went in the mill pond bathing with a
number of other boys on Friday evening. He
was noticed TO Sink by his comrades, WHO
rescued ann win much difficulty.
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+b,rr b,',r,;,,,- -, rewards Rinin,rs vharo -
has Tecen,Iv h-en The onlv excent;on 70 va