Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-06

now in the calaboose awaiting trial this
morning. The friends of the young man,
whose name is Peter, are confident of his
innocence, as he has hitherto borne
character for honesty.
A man whose name could not be ascer-
tanned, had a narrow escape from being
seriously hurt at the Manitoba crossing
Wednesday evening. He tumbled from the
rear platform of street car and was run
over by another going the opposite direc-
ton. It took some time for the passengers
to extricate him, but they got him out
from between the wheels without being
badly damaged.
Another chapter in the long continued
case of Parnham & Loveioy VS.. W. F.
Thompson opened in the district court
yesterday. The motion to dissolve the
attachment on defendants property was
denied by Judge Lochren who ordered an
additional security in the sum of $1,000,
the bond to have as sureties, two men ap-
proved of by the court. See the entire
document on this page.
The report of Chief Engineer Stetson, of
the fire department, for the month of
June is as follows:
| Total number of alarms Observation-Disclosures. 16
| Box alarms ............... II
STILL alarms. D
| Total loss ........ ...-...-... Sou
| insurance. Z,0(0
| No fires of any consequence occurred
| during June. The largest number of fires
in any one day was on Saturday, the Odd,
but none of them proved disastrous.
The following is the programme of the
| o1r 10 ha
ing in the Snyder block on Tenth street:
l. Col. Ryder's march L. Downing
p. Grand march DR. Volkmar
8. "reminiscences of Donizetti. .Heinicke
4. The First SchOttische 5000. Charles Serge
5. Song--Thou Art so Near and yet so Far
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q. Wiegand
6. Quodlibet-A Day in Boston. ... Claus
Z. Farewell to the Forest .Mendelssohn
8. Friederich's march .......... Joseph Gungl
8. Home, Sweet Home ...... Howard Payne
Chief Berry is in receipt of telegram
from Milwaukee to the effect that two
Chicago burglars named Hogan and Dudy
were under arrest in the Cream City, and
from the description of the criminals he
has concluded that they are no other than
Howard and Reed, who escaped from the
Hennepin county jail some time ago. He
telegraphed to Milwaukee and the answer
sent back confirms his suspicious as to
their identity. 1t is yet doubtful whether
they will be returned to Minneapolis or
not.
The fourth of July GLOBE, containing
fac SiDliIe of the Declaration of! Indepen-
dance with the signatures of the immortal
Sc, who risked life and liberty by append
ing their names thereto, was especially
admired by one of the professors of
Augsburg Seminary. A GLOBE represen-
tative, who presented him a copy, re-
ceived his warm Acknowledgements of the
same. He spoke of the 18th of May
which is celebrated in Norway and grew
enthusiastic on American freedom and
independence.
Mr.. Lyons, the court stenographer, who
perhaps, is the swlftest shorthand writer
IN the United States, being able to write
in legible characters $50 words per minute
thus eclipes by long odds the famou:
Pitman photographer of England
Thomas Allen Reid, was yesterday busily
engaged in reading his notes in the
Thompson embezzlement case to his com
petent assistant stenographer, Mr.. Durn
ham, who rapidly piled his fingers on thu
caligraph to reduce the matter to print
Mr. Hitchcock, another rapid steno
grapher, was transcrib1ng his shorthand
notes in the ordinary longhand.