St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-20

An accident which will probably prove
fatal occurred on the South hill near HerSey a
Beans mill yesterday morning, Charles
Henderson who is employed Us u gardner by
Il. ;. Brown, was standing on the bluff talk
ing TO Samuel Stombs brakeman on the
Omaha road, about O'Clock, when his dinner
bucket dropped over the bun. StomDs SAID
Jump down and get it, He had scarcely
started until he tumbled and fell 10 the
bottom OF the bluff striking on the back of his
head This produced cerebral hemorrhage
causing paralysis OF the left side of the body.
He was couveyed TO DIR. W. Ii. Gaines office
and afterwards 10 the city hospital. 1t is
doubtful whether viii recover or not.
The remains OF Mrs. Matt Clark were laid
10 rest at Fairview cemetery yesterday. The
funeral took place from the late residence,
corner Of Fifth and Pine. ana was very
kargely attended. The services were con-
5ucted by Rev. Mr.. LGnglois OF the Episcopal
church, of which the deceased was member,
officiating and Rev. Dr. j. IL. Carroll or the
PRESBYTERIAN church assisting The musical
Eelections were very appropriate and were
furnished by Mr. W. {. MaSterman, Mr.
Frank Berry, Miss Laura Dexter and Miss
Etta J. Fay. The casket was full orna-
mental metallic one with solid silver handles
Enc floral offerings were beautiful. Inc pail
bearers were DR.. c. 3. Marshall, W. ,. Con-
qad, T. Z. Joy, George ii. Brush, George o.
Naskell ana Leonard clark.
Very little interest is being taken in the
election to be held to-day TO eject mayor TO
succeed Judge Murdoch, resigned. Unless
an independent candidate Icons up this morn
ing, as has been reported would, Hon. Isaac
Staples, the nominee OF the joint Republican
and Democratic convention, VIII have no OPP
position. There is more honor il the Office
OF mayor in this city than JOY, as the salary
is only 500 per year.
On the house OF Charles WeutZell burned
on Sunday morning there was $500 insur-
ance-S6O0 in the Milwaukee Mechanics and
500 in the Fire Fund OF California, and 500
on the contents in these two companies, 4.
L. Joy and Prince Il Harper agents. Mr..
Wentzell wishes TO thank those WHO rendered
such valuable assistance the night OF TIE fire.
An insane girl named Wolf, living with her
parents near NeutOn BGckCSick's farm, south
OF the city, ran away on Sunday night about
u O'Clock, and has not been heard Of since.
She was dressed in a brown dress, and left
barefooted. she is about is years old, and =
blonde.
The St. Croix Post, presses, material aad
book accounts, belonging 10 the late Julius
Duel, sold yesterday at administrators sale,
were purchased by Mrs. Emma, wife OF
Julius Duel, for $1,000, who viii continue the
publication.
Yesterday in probate in the Michael Aslan
estate Thomas Nolan was appointed adrH1is-
traitor; bond, $500. In the eetSte OF James S.
Campbell the hearing OF the petition OF Hugh
Campbell was adjourned till April 26.
a young barber fooled policeman with q
loaded cigar. and VIII answer before Judge
Nethaway this morning.
On account of increased business, many
extensive improvements will be made on the
Elliott house.
There-win be a meeting of the Lacrosse
club at DR.. Walters office tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed St. John of Marine lost an
eighteen-mOnths-oid child yesterday.
J. G. Foley and George Fournier report new
sons at Their houses.
The lake measures ten feet and eight-tenths
and falling slowly.
Yesterday Nels Johnson was fined $3.50 fol
drunk enneSs.
Mr.. c. Il. Smith has returned from Chip
pewa Falls.
The Nettie Durant arrived yesterday from
Clinton.
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