Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-23
SALTWATER GLOBULES.

A couple of soiled doves from the other
side of the lake were Gagged yesterday by
Officer CASTILLO for violating the city ordi-
nance relative to fast driving.
M. G. Wright, prisoner from Stearns
county, was brought to the penitentiary
yesterday. He is under a sentence of one
year for the crime of larceny.
Rev. Thomas McClary, of this city, has
been engaged to deliver lecture in Ham
mond, Wis, on Tuesday evening May 30.
The subject of the discourse is entitled
Sunshine in Labor"
1t is stated that a letter has been
received in this city from E. D. Taylor,
who left here some weeks ago. The gen
tleman is said to complain greatly at the
treatment accorded him by the public
press. The larger portion of the matter
published he claims is untrue.
A crazy man, who at times was extreme
" violent, was taken in charge by the po-
llco ol' Monday evening last. Yesterday a
commission of physicians was called by
Judge Lehmicke, and decided the man in
sane. He is a German, and unable to
speak English. He will be taken to ST..
Peter.
There was large attendance at the NJ.
E. church on Monday evening to boar the
Rev. David Morgan, of st. Paul, discourse
on temperance. The audience was an I'M
usually attentive one. In fact the whole
lecture is spoken of as one of the ablest
ever delivered in this city on the subject of
temperance.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians and
the Crusaders of this city have resolved to
neither purchase nor use any goods of
English manufacture. This resolution
has or will be adopted by both orders in
this country. This method is thoupbt
preferable to dynamite by the gentlemen
who compose both of these societies. all of
whom condemn the murderous practice.
A team owned by Nelson & johnson be-
came frightened yesterday while in front
of the First National bank. The span
headed north, and made as good speed as
the heavy weight attached to one of them
would permit. Soon after crossing Maple
street the animal was struck on his fore
leg and quite badly injured by the heavy
check weight which he had dragged with
him.
The district court convened at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, and the following
named gentlemen were sworn as grand
jurors:
Chas. rutherford, John Booren,
j. A. Deragisch, Otis STAPLES.
W. w. Hall, H. s. Foster
Daniel Mexican, b.. Masternsn
b. u. Fuller, Ambrose Stotesburg
=. w. Jelllson, J. H. CrandalI,
Matthias Welshons, G. Fred. Bean,
Louis Schrlel, John S. Proctor
II. NJ Crandall, Foreroon
Nels Thompson,
Available span of horses belonging to
James Mulsey were drowned Yesterday in
Lake st. Croix south of the st. Paul &
Duluth wall house. The team was at
tached to wagon on which slabs were be-
Ing hauled from barge moored at the
point above stated. The driver was seated
on the wagon which he had turned around
and was backing up to the boat. Finding
TWO wheels off the planking he continued
TO draw on the reins until he with the
whole rig went over into the lake Such
at least is generally surmised to have been
the case. OF course the offense was wholly
accidental. Mr.. Mulsey was fortunate
enough to recover the wagon, but the two
animals for which he has been offered $500
were lost.