Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-21

just above the bridge. When found hs was
senseless, but on reviving he said he was
fireman on engine No. III, of the Mani
toba road. He said he fell in company
with two men who robbed him of $50 and
pushed him over the bluff. He was taken
to his home on the corner of Buffalo and
Granite streets.
Theo. T. Smith has commenced suit in
the district court against John and Mary
Burke, for maintaining nuisance consist
ing OF a water closet, next to plaintiffs
property, and asks the court to award him
$1,000 es damages. James w. Mabon has
alec brought a suit against Burke on the
same ground, ard asks for $4,000 dam
ages.
u man died about $50 last night in
front Of The saloon kept by Peterson
olesen on the-corner of Fifth and Rosabel
street. He was sitting in front of the sa-
loon, when hequite suddenly fell from his
chair and died instantly He was not
known in ST. Paul. He bad one wooden
leg and has been around The streets some.
The body was placed in charge of Nc
Carthy and Donelly.
Last Monday three young men, engaged
in a hunting expedition, passed through
st. Paul on their way up the Minnesota
valley for the purpose of hunting. Yes
terday a dispatch was received by gentle
man in st. Paul, stating that one of the
| three men, p. p. Turnbull, had been
drowned in Heron lake, and requesting
that the gentleman would have an under
taker at the train at 7:25. The services of
Mr.. Stees were secured and the remains
properly cared for.
A very pleasant time was had at Pfeifer's
| hall last evening, the occasion being the
| second annual ball OF the Ancient Order OF
HibeTnians Division No. /. Nearly one
hundred couple were present. The Great
Union band furnished the music, and light
| and happy hearts danced the hours away
| until the rosy morn reminded the gay
| jewellers that another day had dawned.
An interesting cermony took place at the
church Of st. Johns, the Evangelist yester-
| day afternoon, which united Walter S.
! Morton and Miss Susie L. Thompson, the
youngest daughter OF the late j. e. Thomp-
son, III the bond of matrimony. The Rev.
E s. Thomas, OF st. Paul church oficated,
| assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Kittson. Only "a
few of the immediate relatives OF the hap
py pair were present. The Globe extends
hearty congratulations TO the newly mar
ried couple and hopes that's all the joys of
earth may attend them through life.
Mr.. Joseph Mickey of the Boston one
price clothing store, yesterday was sur
prised by the receipt of postal card ac-
| companied by o letter from E. 4. Fletcher
| d Co. of ChicarO On the 9th of AuUust
| last Messrs: Mickey & Go. placed the postal
! card mentioned above In the mail here in
st. Paul directed to DR.. B. Wasserzurg, No.
229 Jackson street, st. Paul. Through
! some mistake the card went to Europe,
and yesterday got back to ST. Paul. II
| bears the stamp of a great many post
offices, such as Berlin, Bremen, Liverpool
and other large cities in Europe. It has
evidently Travelled constantly from the
time it left st. Paul till it returned. It
finally, after returning from Europe, went
to T. A. Fletcher & Co., at Chicago and by
them was sent to Mickey & Co., St. Paul.