St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-16

tangle leg, but as some one came along to
take care of him, they allowed him to cross
the st. Croix.
Chief Joy, of our fire department, who
went to st. Cloud to attend the state firemen's
time. We see that friend Joy has been elected
one of the directors.
Mr.. Fayette Marsh is of the opinion that
McKusick, Of Pine county, will be able to
hold his seat against Wynn ,oop or any other
man. Marsh is good one to fight, and will
| pull his client through.
| Major Foster left yesterday to join Mrs.
Foster, at Burlington, Ia, where she has been
for some time with their SOL, who was visiting
here last summer. They will remain over
the winter. The major will not he forgotten
by the boys of the drum corps, whom he
trained so well.
Myron Shepard, county engineer, has
heavy job before him, in trying to get the
different orders by the board of county com
missioners for the past twenty years COM
piled and entered, with maps of the same in
record book. He will have valuable ad-
dition 10 the city documents when he gets it
completed.
The Grand lodge, Sons of Hermann, for
the State of Minnesota, meets this morning
at Germania lodge room, No. s. The attend
ance is expected to be large, and that all the
lodges i'll the state will be represented. They
will be well taken care of BY the members of
the order here. They will be in session two
days. Many interesting matters will be
brought up, and legislation had upon them.
Mr.. Chas. Esplin, formerly OF Winnipeg,
but now of Minneapolis, was in the city yes
terday. We had number of old Manitoba
"reminiscences to talk over. He thinks that
country will yet come out all right, but that
reciprocity with the United States is required,
as the greater part of the trade of that coun-
try should be with the states, as it is their
nearest neighbor. We think it would bene-
| ft both countries.
Yesterday afternoon the school board held
d meeting, when they audited a number of
accounts. Mr.. Erdman was put ut work
until the return of Prof. Curtis, when his
regular duties will be assigned him. Mrs.
| Van Tassel, of the Garfield school, was
granted a vacation for the purpose Of going
| south, and Miss George Meds was engaged
| TO fill the position till her return. There was
no other important business done.
For some days past the sidewalks in many
| places have been dangerous from accumula-
ton of snow and ice on them, left there in
violation OF the ordinance. We have a mayor
and police force. and it is the duty of the
mayor TO instruct the police force 10 enforce
the law. On Wednesday we know Of a gen.
tlemau falling on Chestnut street and sprain-
ing his wrist badly. Should he enter a suit
against the city he would win, as the law Is
not enforced.
All the names required TO organize a Polo
clud have been obtained, the following hav-
ing signed the agreement: Geo. W. Shut
finger, George Gorham, ". F. Barstow,
Chas. f. Warner, Chas. II. Smith, W. A.
Prince, Harry Capron, G. A. Paulsou, Walter
l.. Prince, d. Fl. Doe, Chas. ]. Fall, J. A..
Abraham, G. II. Butt and Chas. F. Kill
gore. This gives double set, seven being
required TO play on each side. They will go
into practice in short time, and have the
material among them for strong team.
James Bissett and Fielding Johnson, Of
| Winnipeg, Man, were in the city yesterday,
visiting Mr.. Geo. Cushing, formerly OF Win
nipeg, and with whom they were acquainted
not only in that city, but also in Montreal.
| When these Canucks meet they have a good
time, and Mr.. Cushman showed them the
beauties of the CITY, with which they were
much pleased. They left for the east aft
enjoying due hospitality. Mr.. Bissett passed
through Saltwater years ago, when he was
an employe Of the Hudson Bay company and
| its growth was greater than he expected 10
| find.
Some folks are easily gulled, and this is
especially true CT couple Of reporters in
this city, one being the ''rustler' for the
Gdzefts and the other for the p. p. huge
sell was perpetrated on them on wednesday
evening, in reference to the lottery ticket,
which it was claimed drew its thousands for
/ a couple Of our respected citizens. The =
worked the ''boys" badly, and they swal-
/ lowed the bait without suspicion OF the
/ hoax. 1t is no wonder the 'iruster''
/ for the GLOBE NAV be heard
laughing heartily, and growing fat
! thereon. when he finds his green confreres
eagerly catching on 20 the Munchauseu
! stories given them. We thank our cOnfrere
for the hurt he has given US, and the Hal
! ha! be hei no! hol" comes in most appro-
/ priately SO long as they give Us such
snaps" we will enjoy ourselves, and our
| only advice is. when they cannot get reliable
news just come 10 us and We will put them
on the track. But they are couple Of good
boys, and VIII learn after time.
very serious, If not fatal, accident oc-
| CURED about two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
at the prison, by which Mr.. J. D. Sullivan,
foreman Of the boiler plate department, had
| bis right arm wrenched from bis body, and
be was otherwise hurt. It appears he was
/ trying 10 put belt on the grindstOne pulley,
/ when bis arm got caught between the belt
I and the pulley. drawing It in, and seTeriDg
It from his body before It could be stopped.
He vas al once taken to the prison hospital,
and Doctors Willard aud Clark sent for. Be-
/ fore their arrival be had lost much blood,
/ and the fearful strain had made bad inroad
/ into his constitution. The muscles were
/ torn from the shoulder. the blade being bare
and only about four inches Of the
bone OF the arm left This aud q
/ part Of the shoulders were anputated, but
/ the doctors think Il viii be doubtful II be re-
covers. He lived With bis zife near the cor
/ nsr Of Wilkin and FIRST streets, aud has been
in the employ Of the Northwestern Manufac-
turing and Car company for some time He
[ Eas a steady map, and rSs vel upiC the
work in which be zas engaged He formerly
/ lived al Eau Claire. Wis, and his brothers,
WHO I've there, have been telegrxphed for.
I We saw Father Murpky last evening, after
/ be left the sufferer, and be had but small
hopes OF bis recovery.
Prof. Heraer's Concert.