Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-29

Inc CITY engineer mas nOtlueo MeSsIDs DIieu
& Young that their paving contracts are now
awaiting their signature.
Napoleon La Blond, for assaulting the son
Of George H. Boynton, was yesterday fined S
and costs by Judge Cooley. ~
For reckless driving upon the streets. VIM.
Depo was yesterday compelled to pay IS. He
will use more discretion in the future.
Samuel Lindsay abused and maltreated his
wife. he was arrested upon charge Of dis
orderly conduct and sent up for thirty days.
The carcass of the horse which was killed
at the stone arch bridge two months since,
still lies in the river near the Palisade mills.
Charley Kimball, who lost his high flyer .
few days ago. has purchased another fast
trotter. They come high but we must have
them.
s Fred. Bach had two fingers Of his left hand
amputated yesterday. He was injured while
coupling cars on the Milwaukee road three
days ago.
Homer johnson, boy, while In bathing in
the mill pond, was taken with serious cramps
and was rescued from wstery grave by his
companions.
Burglars attempted to gain entrance to D.
but were frightened away before they accom-
plished anything:
Tomorrow evening the members Of fthe
Woman's Christian Temperance association
will give q strawberry festival in Elliot's hall
on Nicollet avenue.
Fred Dsehr, injured on the Hastings & Da-
kota road short time since, was brought to
the Ames hospital yesterday, and three fin
gers were amputatsd.
The boy Smith. Patrick is his name, was
yesterday morning sent to the Reform school
for stealing watch and some money from
two men from the country.
The Journal suggests that tho arm Of one
of the electric light poles would serve admir-
ably for hanging the crank who proposes to
celebrate Guiteau's execution.
Sam Elicit, aged twelve years, was brought
into the municipal court yesterday charged
with an assault upon Julia Finn, aged seven
years. The case was discharged.
There will be two performances at the
Comique to-day, matinee at $50 and evening
ct 8; The full programme will be produced
ct both performances by the full company.
One Of the Colts fire balloons ignited pile
Of Chinese fire works last night which ex.
ploded, setting fire to the store, burning and
injurinE several people who were standing
near.
A small boy residing on South Fifth street
loaded his toy pistol with powder and cobble
stones. A moment later and those stones
were imbedded in his left hand. A surgeon
took them out.
Patrick Smith, fifteen-year old lad, was
arrested and arraigned in the police court for
the larceny Of watch from james Kelliher,
the Reform school.
Complaints are made by residents in the
vicinity of Tweuty-fourth street and Fourth
avenue south that butcher practices butcher
ing calves within the city limits, contrary to
the city ordinances.
Louis Schlessinger. the woman insulter, had
his trial in the police court yesterday, and
fine OF SIS or forty days imprisonment was
imposed, He managed to get stay Of pro-
ceedings for ten days.
While coupling cars on the Minneapolis &
St. Louis road, Alexander Dixon, Of st. Paul,
had his right hand badly mangled. He was
brought to the Ames hospital yesterday and
his injury was dressed.
H. B. Chase, wood dealer, piled some wood
on the sidewalk line. He was arrested and
pleaded guilty in the police court. He was
willing to remove the wood and was corse.
quently given until Saturday to do it.
The case OF the state against A. D. Grafiner,
charged with larceny Of jewelry, ETC., from
the dwelling OF Mr.. Hughes came up again in
the municipal court yesterday and was again
postponed time until this afternoon.
P. J. Charleton got beastly drunk on bad
whisky and then made an indecent exposure Of
his person. His honor interviewed him yes.
terday morning, and, as result OF that inter-
view, he languishes for ninety days In durance.
He was fined SIS, but couldn't pay.
At the instance Of Stephen Lovejoy, OF the
Mississippi q Rum River Boom company,
Alexander Bulls and Joseph Gumache were
arrested upon q charge OF cutting the boom
at Dayton. Trial Of the cause was continued
yesterday until July 6, at 9 o'clock in the fore
noon.
The second days session Of the Horticul-s
tural society yesterday. was opened by Miss
UnderW WOOD, OF Lake C1Cy, Win an 0rtlcle on
the summer care Of the flower garden. The
rest of the day was spent in arranging the
premium list and in picnic on the university
grounds.
Yesterday morning an employe OF the Pills.
bury B Touring mill, named Richard Baxter,
Of 1000 Fifth street southeast, had his left
hand caught in block and tackle and serious
~ injured. He was taken to the Ames hospital.
Three fingers were 20 badly mangled that they
had to be amputated. :
Yesterday forenoon the commencement ex-
ercises OF the st. Mary's convent school, on
the East side, took place. The programme Of
exercises, as printed In these columns, was
carried out in the hall at the corner OF Sixth
avenue northeast and Marshall street. The
atten dance was quite large and the pupils
acquitted Themselves with much credit.
Owing to the ''no license" law in forcA 81
Excelsior, some enterPrising individual has
mounted claim shanty on raft, and opened
saloon in the lake midway between Excel
sior and Lake Park. The citizens of Excelsior
are very much exercised over the concern and
the enterprising proprietor may run on to
marine torpedo some dark night.
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