Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-20
Late MINNEAPOLIS News

The Sunday school of st. Paurs church
picnic at Lake Harriet tomorrow.
The members of the State Medical society
viii banquet at the Lafayette this evening
George WarriI, an Omaha railway
brakeman, had his left hand crushed while
coupling cars.
Ez-Nayor Rand is IN Grand Forks where
he Is DESTROYS of putting IN $4,000 gas
works to illuminate the city.
Two omnibus loads Of merry school chill
dren from st. Paul spent happy day at
Lake Calhoun yesterday.
\ double track is being laid from Cen
trail avenue to Broadway, on the East SIDE
Broadway street car line.
E. A. Campbell has been retained by
Mrs. Jordan to prosecute the assault and
battery case against Mrs. Dickerson.
Sullivan of the Boston restaurant will
rent mis- place i he does not sell It before
the Fourth OF July. A splendid chance
for an enterprising man.
From early morning to dewy eve and
even 10 the wee sma' hours the COmique
restaurant is thronged by the hungry in
Guest of a good square frst-class meal,
and they get it.
A little after midnight booty fellow
fell headlong down fight of stairs on
Bridge square. His face was badly
gashed, and Officer Kelly took him to the
quay.
Early this morning Officer Kelly found
u ID fill OfI
deavoring to gain an entrance by kicking
down the door at Swede Hates bagino on
First avenue south. He was given quar-
tiers with Jejler Needham.
Ex-Gov. PiIIsbury. of the board Of re-
gents Of The state university, has returned
from the east, where he has been a guest
of a successor Of President FOlwell. He
declines to make public the name of the
president until the matter has been aid
before the board for its endorsement.
Thomas Lowry, president of the Miano
apoHs Street Railway company, announces
that he will az once relay the cobbIe-stone
pavements between the tracks of the Wash
ingson avenue line. The Job of last year
was botch and a great annoyance to
people who have occasion to drive across
the tracks.
The Lurline boat club are having their
boat house at Calhoun sided up and
newly painted, ready for the summers
sports. They propose to give q series of
hops and promenade concerts. and the
first hop will probably occur in about two
weeks. The crew Will begin practice as
soon as the house IS ready for occu pancy.
Last night a broken rail threw the in
coming motor train off the track, out near
the Hennepip avenue crossing, shaking up
the passengers and slightly injuring three
employees of the road, but fortunately
doing no serious damage. Twedie, ma
chirIst, had his knee painfully bruised and
engineer Holmes sustained a sprained
ankle, while another had his shoulder
bruised. The train came in only fifteen
minutes late.
Mr.. Atherton. salesman with Miller
Bios, hardware merchants, had quite a
narrow escape from becoming q subject
Tor the undertaken. He was IL the hard
ware store OF Drury. Boughton il Co., when
a JOung fellow entered to buy a revolver.
The precociOus youth was already in pos
session of 4 loaded deadly weapon which a
clerk OF the establishment was examining.
and so careIessly that it went off, the bali
striking Mr.. Atherton on the forehead and
gLanciug upward through the rim and
crown of his hat. He was somewhat
wounded but not seriously, and the physi-
clan attending him states he will be all
right IN a few days. He will be cautious
IN the future OF standing before loaded
revolvers when they are in the hands of
careless persons like the clerk of Drury,
Boughton & Co.