St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-06
SAINT PAUL.
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

officer Tally found it necessary TO run IN
Thomas Laherty for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct.
Mrs. Jones. an old woman of fifty summers
or more, was arrested yesterday for getting
hilariOuSly drunk.
The Wabasha street bridge will be opened
for foot travel in ten days. Rapid progress
has been made in the past two weeks.
The number of people who visited Day
toms bluff Yesterday in carriages ana on 1901,
by far exceeded that of any day SO lar thls
season.
one of the lamp posts on the Robert street
bridge was broken last night and Tor an
hour or more pillar of fire twelve feet hlSn
illuminated the structure.
dozen members OF the Minneapolis BIZ
cycle club made the run to st. Paul yeSter-
day morning, and after dining al the " luosof
returned to the Flour city.
A barn in the rear of NO. 66 University
avenue, belonging to George TIL. was last
night partially destroyed by fire. The DAM
age done does not exceed sou.
The meeting held last evening in the rooms
of the Gospel Temperance Cnion,o on seventh
street. was more largely attended imam any
that has been held for some time.
Harold Russell's benefit occurs at the
PEOPLES this evening when the eminent
actor. Barton Hill, will appear as Othelio-
Photographs of Mr.. Russell Will DC dlStrlp-
uted.
y
parents at 231 Waldemar street,was knocked
down by horse on East Third street yeSter-
dav afternoon and sustained fracture OF the
left arm lie was taken home III hack, ana
surgical aid summoned.
senator Henry Kellar of Sank Center, is in
the eity. My people" said he, ARE highly
pleased over this meat inspection Dill. Ii is
going to be great thing for the farmers.
They are now beginning to find that, after
all life is worth living"
Pawnbroker Pavian says that neilher he
nor auy of his employees were swind4ed by
Frank Chapman, the colored man who was
acquitted of the charge OF presenting SO
mole in redeeming a pledge and disappear
ing with both money and pledge.
An enthusiastic pisciculturist living on
Pleasant avenue, who has passion 1or llliu
turtles. has succeeded in demonstrating a pair
of the creatures. They remained in large
tank all winter. and came out smlllnS thls
spring with numerous progeny.
Residents on East Eighth street complain
that the street sprinkling service III that TO-
cality is very poor. and that in spite of the
solitary sprinkler which wanderS round the
neighborhood at regular intervals. the at.
moSphere is filled with clouds of dust at all
times.
Julius Anderson, while wallowing about
the sidewalk eXpatiatlng on the Ills OF the
Norwegian race, was arrested and Will an
swer his morning. John Ryan,who drowned
his few senses in booze, was also run in, and
will appear before Judge Burr at O'Clock
this morning.
. Mrs. H. A. Hobart, state president of the
Womens Christian Temperance union, VIII
deliver a lecture before the White Shield
league this afternoon at 3 O'Clock, at central
Park NJ. F. Church, Minnesota and Twelfth
streets. Ladies not members of the league
are especially invited to be present.
Chris Schultz, to break the monotony. OF
married life assaulted his wife with a dam
gerous weapon and was promptly jagged by
the officer on the beat. 1t seems that he got
into quarrel with his better half over some
trifling matter. and in his rage struck her
with a knife. No serious injury was in
tlieted.
A young tough attempted to snatch
pocketbook from Mrs. Myers, lady residing
on George street, while she was crossing
East Seventh yesterday afternoon. He failed
vigorous blow from an umbrella in the hands
of vigilant bystander, he made his escape
by one OF the side streets.
1t appears to be the sentiment among the
wholesalers OF the city, IS well as of the West
st. Paul parties interested, that low bridge
at Broadway is preferable for many reasons
TO a high one. and that the argument urged
against the former, that it would obstruct
navigation, will not hold, as the proposed
structure is on the drawbridge plan, and can
be orened and shut at will.
G. S. Badcock Jr., wife and son, of Coro-
nado Beach, Cal, are staying at the Hotel
Ryan Mr.. Badeock is manager of the Coro-
nado Beach hotel, and is going east on
business trip. He reports that the water
springs, similar to those at Waukesha. dis
covered last fall at Coronado, are proving
great attraction for that locality. They are
producing some wonderful cures.
Neal Conley, who has been chief of police
of South st. Paul for two terms, and was dep
uty sheriff of Dakota county for five years,
started west yesterday to fecuperate his
health or the Pacific coast. lie will spend
about two months at Los Angeles and San
Diego Cal. and return through Utah and
Colorado. During his absence Mayor Dunn
will act as chief of police.
John Conway and Tim OBrien, two Sab
bath breakers, were arrested at 5 o'clock yes
teIday morning while attempting to rob
boarding house OF Sibley street. between
Fifth and Sixth. Officer Coyeney made the
arrest just as the men were entering a rear
window. When cornered they showed fight,
and resisted the officer in a desperate man
ner. Coyeney, however, held them prisoners
until the patrol wagon arrived upon the
scene and conveyed the tough pair to the
lookup.