Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-21
CITY GLoBULEs.

CITY GLOBULES.
The new Hayes fire escape and extension
ladder truck is expected early in July.
The Judges and clerks of the late city cleo
ton were paid yesterday by City Treasurer
Rem.
There were four fire alarms this past week,
two of which were actual fires, one Stunning
chimney snd one false.
Gov. Hubbard has re-appoiuted George B.
Whipple-appointedt to fill vacancy-a direct
or of the Minnesota deaf, dumb and blind in
stitute for the fall term of five years, from Feb
Iuary s, 1882. II
''The Central Land company" of Willmar,
capital stock 100000, filed articles of in.
corporation with the secretary of state yester-
day. The incorporators are John III. Spicer,
Lars o. Thorpe, John Paulson, Andrew Lar
sen George H Perkins of Willmar, and Dennis
O'Brien of kandlyohi. s
The following are the contributions to the
iremen's library for the week: Mr.. j. c.
Burbank, fifty. eight bound volumes, one I'M
bound; James Sullivan, nine bound volumes;
Jas. Lsvagood, Our Country, complete in sixty
numbers; DR.. J. *. Johnson, seventeen num-
beTS periodicals
the treasurer of the Protestant Orphan
asylum desires to acknowledge the following
receipts for the week ending May 20, 1882: P.
Boeringer, 81; James Boyd, 81; j. G. Free
man; S.; Friend, 81; 81. j. Horn, S.; B. Kuhl,
$40; c. H Lienau. IS; Ranney & Hodgman,
IS; Hon. z. Rice, $40; q. Schell, 50.
Any person knowing of any soldiers of the
late war deceased since 1878 and inferred in
anyof The st. Paul cemeteries would confer a
favor by sending name, rank, company, regl-
ment and place OF interment to John Way,
No. so east Third street, not later than May
"a, in order that all soldiers graves may be
decorated.
Three Chicago boot blacks, about sixteen
years of age, named Frank Mccain, James
Harris and Fred McGovern, were arrested
yesterday afternoon by Private Detective
Casey, of the Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul
company, for breaking open bonded car.
The boys did the job while the train was COM
ing from Hastings to St. Paul. They will be
arraigned for examination Monday.
Owing to q misunderstanding, the land
league meeting, intended for last evening,
was adjourned 10 Saturday evening next.
Notwithstanding the misunderstanding there
was very fair attendance of members, but,
IS the special business to be considered was
the adoption of an expression of opinion upon
the recent assassinations in Ireland, it was
thought better to have as full an attendance
as possible, and therefore the adjournment.
Capt. W. ". Braden, state auditor, returned
yesterday from two weeks tour OF state and
school lands. During his absence Auditor
Braden held sales in Otter Tail, Norman Polk,
Marshall, Kittson, Clay, Douglas and Pope
counties, selling in all some $4,000 acres at
very satisfactory prices, the appraisement be-
ing quite largely exceeded. The coming week
the auditor will visit some of the southwest
ern counties of the state upon the same bust
ness.
The municipal court is tine theater of many
sad scenes. One of them occurred yesterday.
". DRESSER is poor unfortunate, so afflicted
with paralysis as to be unable to do anything
for self support. He is German and in
some way drifted to st. Paul, where it was
developed that relatives in Germany, abund-
antly able, had sent money for his return to
Germany, which will arrive about June l..
But in the meantime Dressler was actually
suffering for food, and being nonresident,
he could not be cared for as charity subject,
and so to give him shelter and food he was
sent to the county Jail as vagrant
A little before o'clock yesterday after
noon, a child of John V. Wilde, 80 Saltwater
street, not two years old, at play in the street,
was carelessIy knocked down and run over by
passing team, the wagon wheels crossing
over his limbs near the hips. The driver OF
the team paid no attention to what he had
done, but drove rapidly off. While the little
fellow escaped without a broken bone, he
was suffering considerably last evening, and
internal injuries are feared by the physicians.
The accident was entirely causeless, but the
act OF the driver in not stopping to give assist
arce to his little victim, would look almost
as if purposely done as a sort of brutal
paStime.
c. Schiller, 7. Malloy, B. Allen, Joe Welsh
and Mike Dewitt, charged with participation
IN the shindy four weeks ago tonight, in
which Frank Gross was quite seriously ipjur-
ed, were arrigned in the municipal court yes
terday afternoon, pursuant to adjournment,
for preliminary examination. The hearing
resulted in the discharge of the first three
named, they clearly proving they could have
had nothing to do with the assault. Joe Welsh
and Mike Dewitt were not So fortunate and
as the physician in attendance upon Gross GER
titled to his being in an extremely crit cal con-
dition, they were held for further hearing,
and in default of 81 600 bail each, were COM
mitted to the county Jail.
Mr. Isadore o. ST. Pierre, of the firm of
RheauIne e st. Pierre, builders, met with quite
serious accident by runaway about half
past a O'Clock yesterday afternoon. He was
driving down Wabashaw street, and when
about midway of the square between Ninth
and Seventh street, his horse became unman-
ageablu from the breaking of part of his
harness. Turning up Seventh street the horse
collided with delivery wagon of Michaud
Bros, standing in front of the side entrance,
Che force OF the shock breaking the horse
loose from the wagon and hurting Mr. st.
Pierre fully ten feet forward upon the side
walk. Parties who witnessed the runaway
ran to Mr.. st. Pierre's assistance, who was
found lnsensible. He soon rallied, bat COM
planned of severe pains in his side and back
At 10 o'clock, however, he was resting easy,
and ii was 5not thought he had sustained
any serious injury.
Max Federof, the Rescued Suicide
MaY Eedarnff the vnunn German who