Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-04

The Conique restaurant is still IN the
front rank as an eating house.
Many persons complain of being robbed
at the parade yesterday, and several are
under arrest as supposed thieves.
Sullivan, of the Boston restaurant, has
enough of eatables left since yesterday,
and will be glad to see his friends to-day.
Police Clerk Bassett ran in two Chicago
crooks yesterday, who entered the shop of
j. N. Chase, sign painter, and forced him
to deliver up $1s.
A precinct caucus meets this evening at
the engine house, corner of Sixth avenue
south and Third street to select delegates
to the Republican convention.
4 woman and little girl were accident
ally locked in S. H. Snyde-'s store at the
close of the parade, and the services of the
police were called to iberate them.
When big crowd was gathered on
Washington avenue yesterday a false
alarm of fire was sounded, and an engine
ran over and injured stranger.
4 man named Green, who runs second
hand shop next to the Velveteen gardens
assaulted little negro boy named Jimmy
Doyle with club last night, and bruised
him pretty badly.
A.crook stole geld band in which was
set diamond, of the neck of W. G. Pen
field in front of the Nicollet house yester-
day during the parade. 1t was worth
| $500, and though man was arrested, it
was not recovered.
In the procession here yesterday several
accidents occurred. The Journal wagon
got a wheel broken and the press it carried
fell upon the assistant pressman, Joe
Metzla, severely bruising his legs and re-
sulting in internal injuries.
While building the arch across Second
avenue north and Washington avenue one
of the workmen fell distance of thirty
feet, broke his left leg and was seriously
injured otherwise. He was taken to
physicians Office near by.
A bicycle exhibition for the benefit of
the Rochester sufferers was given at Mar
ket hall last evening, by the three champi
on bicyclists. Prince, Righam and RollIn-
son. There was large attendance, and
the feats performed were most satisfac
| tory.
Charles Mcdonald, boy thirteen years
old, and employed by johnson, Smith &
Harrison, received severe injuries yester-
day during the procession from the Journal
press falling upon him from the wagon.
| He is badly bruised about the body and his
right arm is shockingly lacerated.
Co. H.
frequently along the line of the vast pro-
cession yesterday, as that gentleman rode
by ii an elegant carriage drawn by two
splendid steeds caparisoned with velvet
blankets bearing the inscription in gold
of the great magnetic healer's name and
occupation.
Minnehaha in miniature was magnif-
Gently grand and attracted the gaze of
thousands yesterday who admired the
beauty of the sparkling waterfall. In the
evening the rays of the sun falling upon
the 'spray Of the falls" produced rain
bow. The pretty picture was photograph
ed by M Webb, of the Brush art gallery,
3O6 Nicollet avenue.
AS Gus Lundberg, a carrier for the Pho
neer Press, was riding in the procession
yesterday his pony stumbled and fell,
throwing his rider and falling upon him.
The boy was unconscious for five minutes,
but it is thought he is not dangerously in
iured He won the second money with
his pony in the pony race on the fair
grounds the other day.
At II o'clock last night Officer Brady
found horse and buggy in Bsssett creek,
-
north, completely submerged in the water
with the exception of the animals head.
One wheel of the buggy is broken, and
the horse badly bruised. The injured
beast was placed in Carlson Bros livery
stable, 1O2 north First street, where the
owner can get him on proving property.