Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-25

to the lookup yesterday evening by Officer
Babe.
The state treasurer has invested $4,000
Of the state school funds in railroad adjust
ment bonds.
man from Litchfeld: was in st. Paul
yesterday looking after his wife. The
wife IS years of age and the husband is.
Officer Brosseau brought over from West
st. Paul yesterday man named E. Medo-
wait, who was too drunk and disorderly to
run at large.
Three boys were sent to the reform
school yesterday by Judge Burr. A sad
commentary on the morals of the youth of
st. Paul.
Wm. Smell, truckman in engine house
No. I, accidentally cut his foot with an AK
yesterday, which will lay him up for re-
pairs for a week at least.
The sisters of the St. Joseph Orphan
asylum went out to Union park yesterday
with two loads of ''little ones" from that
excellent institution, and enjoyed delight
full day, picnicing.
Officer Dowlan, of the municipal court,
met with misfortune Sunday by falling
down stairs aDd wrenchiug his left shout
der and arm so that he has to carry the
latter in sizing"
The dog man" was around yesterday
Gagged, the owners of which paid to him 81
each rather than have their lives sacrificed
on the altar of the city's good.
Two men, named Casey and Comerford,
engaged in square fist fight on Fourth
street yesterday afternoon, and were ar
rested by Officer Babe. The ARRAY had its
origin in some family dispute.
Three COWS were stolen Sunday night last
from st. Anthony hill. One of these was
the property of E. j. Hodgson, who lives on
Dayton avenue. The mere value of the
animal is but small item in the loss.
Messrs. R. L. Polk 6, Co., the enter
prising directory publishers, have on file
for reference in their ofice,22 Drake block,
directories of all the principal cities in the
United States free to their friends AMI the
public.
James Bissett commenced suit yesterday
in the district court against the Northern
Pacific Railway company for $4,000, for
damages alleged to have been sustained in
the employment of the company, and by
the company's negligence.
Suit was commenced in the district court
yesterday by William Theobold against
Nickolaus E. Cady to recover $143 due on
a safe of goods. Also, by Caroline Schur-
meier against Peter A. Bergoma, ct al, to
recover $500 on promissory note alleged
70 be overdue.
TIE Minneapolis Bicycle club came
down last evening to visit the ST. Paul
club and were entertained at the armory
where they gave exhibitions in the art Of
moving without motion. They had a very
pleasant time and the visitors returned
about 10 O'Clock.
The B. o. P. c. H. nine played game
of base ball with the Dayton's bluff club on
Sunday, the game ending at 6:30 p. n.
Eight innings were played, the score stand
ing eighteen to twenty-five in favor of the
clothing house boys, which fact they wish
to have placed on record.
J.W. Snyder, an attendant at the shoot
ing gallery on Seventh, between Sibley and
Wacouta streets, while waiting on boy
yesterday afternoon, who wished to prac-
tice at one of the targets, was accidently
shot by the boy, the ball hitting him on
the head near his forehead, and fracturing
the skull.
Thomas Quinn of the Sixth ward who
was arrested for stealing clothes belonging
to Thos. Kennedy, puts in disclaimer.
The occurrence was ct his own house and
he alleges an entire mistake. He was 90
ing cut of town and in getting what he
supposed to be his own clothes took the
other mans by mistake.
III. Chas. De Lacy will be heard in
Shields" ever popular ballad, ''The
Wolf" at Hotel Leip, White Bear lake.
next Friday evening. Miss Geist will give
her artistic rendition of Goltermann,s
Capriccio. The Apollo quartet, who are
gaining an enviable reputation, will open
the programme with the Artillerist's Oath
'What be them 'ar?" said d chap from
the country as he stood before tempting
bunch of bananas on jackson street yes
terday. Having been informed he invest
ed five cents in plump yellow-skin, and
without stopping to peel it bit of the end
and proceeded to finish the fruit in the
same original style, when he took breath
and exclaimed: The rlnd amt with darn
but the peth is purity fair"
There will be meeting of Minnesota
teachers institute conductors at the state
university on Saturday at 80 p. N.
which will be presided over by Prof. D. l.
Kiehle, and at which Prof. Paine of Ann
Arbor, Mich, will be present. The attend
ance of I'll teachers and instructors and
those interested in the cause of education
is desired. as some very important educa-
tional subjects will be discussed.
The little lying Dispatch last evening
published an item to the effect
that Peter Pottgeiser had been arrested
for stealing half dozen fruit dishes
There is but one Peter Pottgelser iu the
city, the business manager of the Wand
clxr, and he is not in the habit of steal
iag fruit dishes or anything else, nor are
any of his children that kind of persons
The Dispatch might be a little more
careful in its statements without doing
harm.
The two thieves, Bull and Walsh, who
were committed to the county jail on sus-
.oicion of having burglarized some store,
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