St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-28
POTTER'S FIELD is FULL.
The Body of Suicide Fred Klein Has Net
Been Buried.
STUDENTS WILL CARVE IT,
'tDidn't-Know-I It Was-Loaded" Clin:s.
man Discharged From Custody
Sixth Ward Salad.

on South Robert street yesterday, IN
condition bordering on putrefaction.
When questioned by GLOBE reporter
regarding the matter, Gadbout at first
stated that the body had been removed
to the morgue, but when the reporter
moved toward the door of the cellar, he
admitted that the corpse was still there.
AS the matter stands, the under
r. predicament. He drove around all
day yesterday in fruitless
endeavor to secure place for the burial
of the remains. Failing in this, he con-
suited with DR.. Lewis as to the dis
position TO be made of the troublesome
cadaver, and was told to remove it to
the cellar. until some arrangement
could be made. DR.. Lewis, when Ques-
toned, said: II issued an order for the
burial at the expense of the country.
and the remains were hauled out to the
potter'S field. which was found to be
chOck full, absolutely no room for even
one more As no provision has been
made since the old plat was filled up
for the burial of suicides, fioaterS. etc.;
the body had to be hauled back again,
and the only way ! see to dispose of it
is to keep it five days, as provided by
1oh. lilOu SliiI1 ~ W 41ihiiSe'POiio w
be dissected by the students. A by
stander remarked: The students must
have good taste for knicknacks."
The Klein family is being well cared
for by several good ladies of the neigh
borhood. The house has been thorough
~ cleansed and the children washed and
clothed. Mrs. Klein was badly pros
trated by the suicide of her spouse, but
is in fair way TO recovery.
William Clintsman, the boy who did
the didn't know it was loaded" act in
West st. Paul last Monday.was brought
before Judge Egan yesterday morning
and discharged, there being no COM
plant against him. Miss Lucas eX-
pressed a desire before she lost con-
seriousness, and Immediately after the
shooting, that, whatever happened.
'nothing should be done with Willie"
The condition of Miss Lucas is salts
factory. DR.. Hawkins, the attending
physician, states that the patient is
without fever, and in every way in as
good condition as could be expected,
considering the nature of her injuries.
The bullet has not yet been extracted,
and will probably be allowed to re-
main where it is. In the ordinary
course of events the bullet will become
encySted, and of no Inconvenience to
the patient. The chief cause for anxiety
is in the healing of the wounds in the
forehead.
Public improvements on West Wini-
fred and Ohio streets are going OH
rapidly, ana the completion of the
sewers now being put in will be of
great value in maintaining clean bill
of health in that vicinity.
Hall avenue has assumed more
business-like appearance than formerly,
the GRADING hnInD nn1TiU nnmnptpn
Grading is being done in several other
localities.
George Renslow and Ed Dean, two
young toughs of the West end, were
sentenced to the reform school yester-
day. the sentence being suspended dur
ing the good behavior of the parties.
There is still a lively interest in the
levee controversy. The latest proposal
is to build a patchwork leyee, part now
and part ten years hence.
r. w. Mallory fell from the rear OF a
wagon on account of the jolting of the
vehicle. over the car tracks on South
Robert street yesterday, and was badly
cut about the head. He was removed
to his home at South Park.
Joe Cochlan, laborer employed on
street work in the West end, drove a
pick into his foot yesterday. injuring it
severely. He was removed to his home,
State street and Fairfield avenue, suffer-
Ing great agony. LOckjaw is feared.
The State street bridge will be
strengthened and made several feet
wider, to provide for the traffic increase
during the ball season.
w. q. McCord, of Shelbyville. w. t.,
was in West st. Paul yesterday, round
ing up old friends.
ST. Nicholas Literary and Dramatic
club gave an entertainment in the
school house hall last evening to large
and appreciative audience.
The League Of the Cross will hold
temperance meeting in the school house
hall on Sunday evening next.
One of the prizes to be competed for
at the next meeting of the Brooklyn
Gun club will be a hammerleSS shotgun
of improved pattern.
Active preparations are going on for
the erection of the several new church
buildings for West side worshipers.
A slight fire broke out yesterday
morning in an clubhouse in the rear of
the Crescent creamery on Fillmore ave-
nue.. The damage was slight, amount
ing to about 500.
The West Side Lodge of the A. o. U.
W. will meet at Thompson hall Satur-
day evening.
Friends of the West Side Y.M.C. A.
will meet at the rooms on Friday even
ing for social time. All are invited to
be present. Piano and vocal selections
will be given.
A number of West end young folks
will attend O social at the residence of
Mrs. James G. Neil in Minneapolis
Tuesday evening. The affair is to cele-
brate the return of William Neil from
West Point Military academy.
CaITCuTIN CORprnopc