St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-30
SILENT As THE GRAVE.
Il. ]. De Bruyne Refuses 10 Tell Who
Slugged Him.
MRS. sHARPE's MoNGREL.
he = Responsible for z Suit for Dam
ages--West Side Ne
LANCE.

room, suffering from severe wounds In
the head and face. just how Mr.. De
Bruyne received his injuries is shrouded
in mystery, as that gentleman utterly
refuses to divnlge by whom they were
inflicted. De Bruyne is in the employ
OF William Berlandi. and is known as q
man Of steady habits, being married
and the father of family. Tuesday
night, about 1880, he arrived home, COW
cred with blood and in a semi-uncon-
sciOus condition. He has steadily re-
fused to divulge the names Of
his assailants, and nothing what
ever is known of how or where
the affray, if affray it was, took place.
The wounds, although painful, are not
regarded as serious, and Mr.. DE Bruyne
will in all probability have fully recOy-
cred in a week or SO. The matter has
SO far not been reported to the police,
and great efforts are being made to keep
it quiet.
Mrs. Fannie Sharpe, of POI East Robie
street, is. the possesSor of Woolly canine
whose predatory propensities have made
him terror to the neighborhood. The
>purp has but one eye. which, however,
has a wide range of vision, and the dog
never loses sight of a .chance to chase
the chickens and other domestic pets of
the neighbors. TN Tuesday the dog
chewed up coop of hens owned by Eu-
gene Fay, and played havoc generally
in that gentleman'S back yard. Fay
has sue d the owner of the dog for dam
ages.
The differences which have from time
to time marred the serenity of things
generally in the vicinity of the Schiller
mansion, corner of Oalsdale avenue and
Page street, eliminated Tuesday night
in grand fracaS, in Wich Mr.. Schiller
lost first blood to Mrs. Schille1's right.
and cOuntered heavily several times on
various parts of Mrs. SchiHer's frame.
Upen the arrival of the patrol wagon
Schiller took refuge in the brush sur
rounding his rural home, where he was
pursued and captured by the Officers.
Both parties bear marks of the encoun-
ter, Schiller apparently having the
worst of the deal. The couple were
charged with disorderly conduct before
Judge Cory yesterday afternoon, Scbil-
ler getting thirty days. The woman
was discharged.
"A lively and continuous inquiry for
Cherokee avenue residence sites and
hill property generally is reported by
West side dealers Unreal estate. Messrs.
Ickler e Benedict yesterday sold LOT 4,
in block 69, to Levi u. Chamberlain for
81, 500, and the firm has several more
prospective purchasers of residence
property on Cherokee and Smith ave-
nues in tow. Since the practical OPEN
ing Of the high bridge to foot travel
large numbers of people have daily in
Spected property in the vicinity Of the
landing and on the streets Immediately
oHi IN RI i1
tirely for property for immediate i'm
provement, there being little or no spec
ulatiye movement. The indications are
that Cherokee, Mohawk and Manomin
avenues will become the most popular
residence streets on the West side.
The Wabasha street bridge was
thrown open to wagon traffic last even
ing. Considerable satisfaction is ey-
pressed throughout the Sixth ward at
the opening of the structure, and a
great number availed themselves of the
short cut last night. Merchants ON Da-
kota avenue anticipate revival of
trade as consequence OF the opening.
All necessary preparations have been
made by the ladies OF the Clinton
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church for
: the reception to be rendered to the
Methodist Social union at the church
is looked for from the other Methodist
churches of the city, and arrangements
have been made to take care of all who
may come. The choir has prepared a
musical programme, and the church
orchestra will give several selections.
Vincent Longer, the man who was
run over by a careless driver on South
Robert street some weeks ago, is still
confined to his home.
Mrs. Howard Smith, who fell down a
flight of stairs some time since and was
badly hurt, is rapidly recovering from
the effects OF the accident.
Preparations are being made by the
Yound Peoples Christian league for an
entertainment to be given in the Clin-
ton Avenue M. e. church, on date to
be announced shortly.
Andrew ShultZ, proprietor of the,
Shultz briclSyard, jumped from rap
idly moving buggy and broke both
bones OF his right leg. The leg was set
by DR.. V. j. Hawkins:
Miss Lizzie Woriey, who was injured
in runaway accident some time since,
is still an invalid but recovering rap
idly.
The members and friends of the
North Star Chautauqua circle leave this
morning for Mahtomedi, where they
will be entertained by Mrs. Minnie Has
kell. About one hundred will be in the
party.
The ''Beauty Festival" now being
reDearsed under the direction of Mrs.
j. F. Stout at the Clinton avenue
church, will be presented at the West
Side opera house two weeks from to-
day. having been postponed one week.
The new park OF the West Side Y. M.
G. A. will doubtless present an animated
appearance to-day. this being the date
announced by the officers of the organ
ization as eField day." Amateur ath-
letes will display the muscular develop
ments acquired under course of 7. NJ.
various kinds will be INDUCED in, and
many interesting exhibitions are an
nouneed to take place.
The Brooklyn Gun club held its
weekly.sho yesterday afternoon in the
presence OF a large number of specta-
tors, attracted doubtless by the phe-
nomenal shooting Of some OF che MEM
bers. There were eight contestants,
the honors, as usual, beng carried off
by f. +. Guion, who invariably wins in
off tied matches. Some ex-
'cellent scores were made.
) "A man named MallOhn was arrested
yesterday on a warrant charging him
with diserderly conduct. He will have
a hearing this morning.
The lieutenant in charge of the West
side company of the SalyatiOniSts re-
ports that he has every reason to feel
satisfied at the progress the army is
making on the West side.
, THIEVES AND THUGS.