Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-03
SALTWATER GLOBULES.

Ons of the lower river packet boats is
expected here during the week. The exact
time is yet unknown.
Mrs. William Thorne, who has been i'll
Tor the past two years, was much worse
last evening, being speeches. at times.
son of John A. Young was run over
by team on the show grounds yesterday
afternoon. The lad escaped without seri-
Gus injury.
New apples about the size of black
walnut are selling at retail at the rate Of
tive dollars per bushel New tomatoes
are retailing at twelve cents pound.
The silver service will be awarded this
evening to the lady having the highest
number of votes. At the close of the bal
lotlng on Saturday evening Miss Jennie
Basett was the favorite candidate.
1t is surely no matter of surprise that
Mr.. Dunisen had his wallet stolen yester-
day, entering such crowd as he did with
out coat on. The said wallet stuck in his
hip pocket in plain sight of every one.
Such carelessness could have had no other
result than the one that followed.
Robert Dunison seems to have disre-
garded the numerous warnings relative
to visiting the show grounds with money
or valuables of account on his person. In
consequence of such disregard Mr.. Duni-
son was yesterday relieved of a pocket
book containing $40 in gold and check
on Nelson Co. for $199 80. Whether
the prisoner now in the lookup can be
connected with the theft or not remains to
b. seen.
Three suspected crooks were arrested
yesterday by Officer Mccarthy. Two of the
number were searched at the city hall. but
nothing was found whereby they could
be implicated in any criminal uransac-
lions. The third worthy mistrusted that
all was not right and quietly slipped out
of the crowd and changed his clothes, but
was finally arrested by the officer named.
1882 was found seer sted in different places
about the clothing of this slippery indi-
vidual.
Fred Goodrich had his left wrist dislo-
Gated yesterday morning by the sudden
breaking down of a box Oh which he was
seated. By throwing out his arm to break
the force of the fall the whole weight of
his person fell on the injured limb, result
ing as above stated. The accident occur
red IN the office of Goodrich & Co. DR..
Rhodes, whose headquarters are Just across
the street, put the disjointed bones back in
their proper places before the inseparable
swelling commenced.
The voting on the gold necklace was
brought to close on Saturday night. the
ballot standing, Miss Carrie Wolf, 459;
Miss Maggie Smith, 454; Miss Krantz.
l07. The next important question to be
decided is who is the best housekeeper.
Mrs. Jos. Becker has ninety-four votes and
Mrs. Otto Walker twenty weight. The in
dications are at present that the gold
bracelets will be awarded to Mrs. Becker.
A very handsome little carriage is to be
awarded to the mother of the handsomest
baby, the vote standing, Mrs. Louise
Wolf, eighty-seven; Mrs. John Larsen,
thlrty-two; Mrs. Joseph Deaegisch, TWEEN
tyeight.
The parade of the circus yesterday was
quite creditable affair and gave pretty
general satisfaction, barring the steam
music wagon, which at uncertain intervals
gave out the most unearthly sounds, which
nothing but steam calliope can initiate.
The band gave some very fine selections in
most credltable manner. People came
pouring in from the country at an early
hour, in order to be on hand to witness the
free shows both in the stleets and at the
circus grounds. Long before the time for
the afternoon performance to begin the
vast tent was crowded with the sweat
ing multitude, awaiting the grand entree.
Of late years Coles has always drawn a
good eFewd in this city, yesterday being
no exception, the people not waiting worth
a cent for Barnum and Jumbo.