Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-06
TO-DAY'S WEATHER
CITY GLOBULES.
Pay your water rent to-day.

Fay your water rent to-day.
This is the last day to pay water bills
and save five per cent.
H. Boyden and J. Burke, DRINKS, were
run in by Officers Steiger and Cummings
late last night.
The official title of the board of control,
as designated in the law, is the ''board of
directors of the almshouse ana hospital -
The Northern Pacific is the name of 2
new and excellent brand of cigars which
ticket agent Stone has lately been passing
out to his many friends with praiseworthy
lavishness.
Yesterday afternoon a brakeman fell
from the top of a box car on the Mil
waukee & st. Paul railroad short line.
Both his legs were crushed. He was taken
to st. Joseph's hospital where DR.. Murphy
amputated both limbs.
A visit by reporter, at late hour last
night, to the bedside of young Schulze,
who was accidentally shot on the Fourth,
found him still alive, but very low and
sinking. 1t was only a question of time
when he would cease to breathe.
The board of control gave bonds in the
sum of $4,000 each: H. P. Upham and j
A. Wheelock are sureties for j. D. Ludden,
and Peter Berkey and j. G. DonneIIy for
John O'Leary. Mr.. Hechtman's bond is
not yet fled, and the new board will not
hold an official meeting until all the mem
bers can be present.
Ed Ahren, John Olson, Ole Tonstadt and
John Jones were arrested and taken to the
lock up about II o'clock last night. for
engaging in a row in the American house.
The first named was set upon by the other
three, when Officer Babe stepped in and
stopped the fight.
man was reported at the city nall last
evening as being sick at the union depot.
Officer De Coursey went down and brought
him up, and DR.. Snyder called and gave
him some medicine. He gave his name as
Sam Davis, and said he lived in Pittsburg,
but had come here from Omaha to enjoy
the ST. Paul climate. He was considerably
better at u o'clock.
2. j. Dreis, 'Joe Dreis' as he is known
to all old settlers, the popular druggist,
corner of st. Peter and Ninth streets.
passed the forty-frst mile post in his race
with time yesterday. Twenty-six years of
this time Mr. Dreis has been a resident of
st. Paul and as a consequence he was kept
quite busy yesterday receiving the con-
gratulations and good wishes of friends.
About five o'clock yesterday evening
George Geromy, living down the river, re-
ported to Coroner Davenport the discovery
of the body of a man in the river near
Kaposia, about seven miles from the city.
The body was entirely naked, and it is
supposed to be that of Andrew Anderson,
g Swede who was drowned last Sunday
evening while in swimming. The friends
Of Anderson have not positively identified
the body as his, but the description given
by Geromy leads them to believe that it is
Anderson's body. AS the case was report
ed to the coroner at late hour last even
ing, the body will not be removed to the
city until this morning.
G. G. Young, an enterprising citizen of
Faribault county, passed through the city
yesterday with car load of poultry, but
ter and eggs, en- route to Cumberland,
Wis. Mr.. Young is one of the wide awake
men of Faribault county, and is an en-
thusiast over the splendid prospect for
crops in that section this year. The country
was never in better condition. Corn fields
were never so clean and free from weeds
as this year. Rain has been scarce for
couple of weeks, and the warm weather is
bringing it forward in good shape. Small
grain is looking we'll. Wheat, especially,
promises an abundant crop, though it all
depends on the next three weeks of weather.