Daily globe., 1883-07-23
CITE GLOBULES.

The river is at a stand-neither rising
nor falling.
John McAvoy and John Ruglum were
arrested last evening by Officer Pendy, for
drunkenness.
The steamer Pittsburg departed yester-
day noon for st. Louis, with a good pas
senger and freight list.
Mr.. D. R. Noyes conducted and addressed
the gospel meeting and song service at the
Y.M. G. A. rooms yesterday afternoon.
W. Muller c. Anderson, J. Hoffman and
Jas. Corroll, all simple drunks, were the
only arrests made yesterday during the
day.
Workmen were engaged yesterday in
tarring and graveling the last section of
the Seventh street pavement which was
laid on Saturday.
Frank Bruggeman assaulted a man
named Johnson, last evening in West St.
Paul, and to-day a warrant will issue for
the arrest of Bruggeman.
Violating the Sabbath by playing base
h>ell is one of the events that occur weekly
L duI. pIdCtACS I1ldb SuOulu Dc pro-
hihjto, by those IN authority.
Tron., for both foot passengers and
toor,. r.o. ~ 'spended for about four hours
on The bridco ~ >sterday, so that the con-
tractors could Iav down new plank,
Late last night Om> erS o,hee1e and
Mccarthy arrested Tom h0nne0y ana
Tom Quinn for stealing a suit ol cioIoeS
from boarding house jyA the Six:si "At0'
A span Of horse. .o, - yesterday
Jo-+it+o oe was taken IL <s. =.
D. =. an owner, and were I-'' ~
mans stable, on st. Peter street,whe- o
they can be recovered by the owner.
The Dispatch base ball nine played a
game with the prints of the Volks lei
tung yesterday, and got away with the
Germans, II to 4. Two other games were
played by amateur mines.
Two foreign importations attempted to
get up a row on the corner of Pearl and
jackson streets early Sunday morning, and
by their cries Of murder" police,
aroused the neighbors. The police came,
the enemy fled, and no arrests were made.
Officer Dufour, while off duty yesterday
evening, and standing near Melons saloon
in the Sixth ward, was roundly abused by
word of mouth, by drunken fellow named
Mellon. The man was not arrested, as
Dufour did not understand that he had
power to make an arrest when off duty.
Deputy q. S. Marshal A. A. Raymond, OF
Deadwood, D. T., Special Detective F. P
Cobham, of Fargo, D. T. en- route to De-
troit, Mich, were in the city yesterday
They have with them the desperate Henry
Low. who is wanted IN Detroit on tht
charge of smuggling and horse stealing
The last crime was committed while be
ing captured When he killed two men.
There was quite an excitement nea
Langevins, bordering on a row, yesterda
evening, in MELONS saloon in the Sixt
ward. The proprietor of the saloon go
too full of beer, and let fly beer mugs an
other weapons of warfare, and demollshe
the house considerably. He attempted
get in a row with ex-Alderman Jerry Mt
Carthy, and with several others. On arr
val of the police matters had quieted dow
The saloon was ordered closed, lights pI
out. etc., and no arrests were made.
A little four-year-old child name
Emma. daughter of Mrs. Eliza Patwe
disappeared from the house where she ar
her mother we're visiting yesterday, at tt
corner of Pearl and Temperance street
and up to o'clock P. m. had not bee
found Mrs. Patwell is sister of Poll
Officer Peltier, and resides in Centervill
Every effort possible is being made by t
mother and friends to find the lost darlin
Mrs. Patwell lost one child last week
diphtheria, and now to lose her only I
naming treasure, has made her nearly d
tracted.
party of eight Norwegians, living
West St. Paul, yesterday afternoon, pl
cured an eight gallon keg of beer a
other refreshments, and went up beyo
the Sioux City railroad bridge to enjoy
picnic. After they had disposed of th'
refreshments the party started on their
turn home, one of the women, Mrs. .Bulle
sitting in the hind end of the wagon il
chair.with four months baby in her arr
In passing over some rough ground {
was thrown ont, and one of her arms, j
above the wrist, was broken, three te
Knocked out, and she received a severe
on the under lip. She was suffering C
siderably from confusion of the brain.
was taken home and placed under the C
Drs. Murphy and Cummings.