Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-28
OFFICE ssl akNNEFIN Avenue.
MINI GLOBELErS.

Judge Seograve Smith is spending few
days in Hastings.
An axle broke on street car No. 10 OF the
Fourth avenue line yesterday.
Quite rapid progress was made yesterday in
laying cedar block pavements.
The Crusaders held drill meeting last even
ing in C,tholic Association hall.
N. T. Hauser, of Aberdeen, is the guest of
the Dayton Brothers for few days.
ia. Lower, !who was arrested for receiving
stolen goods, was discharged yesterday.
w. Hammons and family OF Anoka were
guests of Mayor Ames and family Yesterday.
The railroad accident yesterday is another
eloquent plea for bridging the railway cross
ings.
1t is proposed to sbate the steam whistle
nuisance in the railroad yards by special ord-
nance.
Frank Evens received painful scalp wound
in a runaway accident on South Washington
avenue.
Yesterdays wheat receipts at Minneapolis
were 25,925 bushels. The shipments were
Is, 900 bushels.
Ole Dahl left his horse unhitched and the
court decreed that he must hand to Clerk
Stevens one bill.
Sheriff j. e. Todd, of Anoka county, went
to st. Peter yesterday in charge of the insane
man, August Anderson.
Peter Newman aslbrought into court yes
terday for keeping vicious dog. He will
have hearing tomorrow.
The Pishok. Soboska abusive language case
in the police court has again been continued.
This time until August Sd.
ANorwegian employed at L. Staford's store,
accidently dropped model on his foot yes
| terday, badly bruising that member.
Albert NJ. Davidson, an elderly gentleman,
slipped upon an orange peel on south Wash.
ington avenue and fractured his left hip.
Officer Henry Brudigan is now ON the track
of the Clay county prisoner who escaped from
the Hennepin county Jail, and is confident OF
| his success.
At the recent meeting Of the First Baptist
church resolutions respecting the death of DR..
George Fl. Keith, of which he was member,
| were adopted.
An insane woman from Wisconsin was con.
| fined in the county Jail yesterday to await the
arrival of her friends, who will conduct her
| to her home.
| at the instance of A. F. Pease Ellis Nelson,
John Swanson and John johnson, of Single
Creek, were arrested last night for using
abusive language.
Willie Reynolds, an East side lad, while
playing in an unfinished building with some
other boys stumbled and fell from the second
to the first floor, breaking his arm.
The house of Andrew ason, on Fifth ave.
nue. southeast, was entered by burglars yes.
| terday morning. The marauders succeede
| IN bagging Sill in money and silver watch.
Notwithstanding the large number of houses
| and tenements which have been erected in all
parts of the city the present season, the de-
mand for house to rent is far in excess of the
supply.
Patrick Quady, brakeman employed on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway, had
his left hand crushed while coupling cars yes
| lerday, making it necessary to amputate two
| fingers.
D. O'Leary, the Chicago pedestrian, aud
| Hunts challenge to twenty seven hour heel
and-toe contest, which will occur in Market
| hall, August 4.
| 1t is reported that German family, living
at COS Spring street, is in destitute condition.
One of the children died two weeks ago,
another child is now at the point of death and
the mother has been Frustrated and is utterly
| helpless.
While engaged in painting from scaffold-
ing on a building in south Minneapolis
Frank Judson and George Blake were pre-.
cipitated to the ground by the breaking OF
one of the ropes. Blake's arm was fractured
and Judson was badly bruised.
John Walters was arraigued in the police
court yesterday morning charged with The
larceny of a watch from George Sheik
When the charge was read to him by Clerl
Stevens, the fellow was particularly obstrep
erous and shocklngly profane in his denial O
the truthfulness of the allegations made il
the complaint. His honor cut him short b.
ordering a commitment for five days for con
tempt of court. The larceny case was con.
tinued for five days.