St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-19
DOGS DEVELOP A DISPUTE.
West Siders Engage in a Fight Over a
Canine Encounter.
STREET RAILWAY SYNDICATE
One Is Being Formed to Build a Line
in the Sixth
Ward.

a hght occurred yesterday afternoon
on Eaton avenue, growing out of a
canine dispute. James Parry, the
owner of one of the dogs, objected to
the proceedings of bystander, who
was encouraging the animals to chew
each other up. The result was that
Parry and the enthusiast came to
blows, the former doing up the latter in
about half round. Neither of the
other animals were hurt.
Interest in the Sixth ward is centered
in the matter of street car service.
There is already talk of local company
to be organized, and application will be
made to the city council at it's next
meeting for franchise. A good deal
of enthusiasm is displayed by West
siders over the project, and no diff.
Guilty will be found i'll placing the stock
of the proposed new enterprise.
Three hard-looking boys named A.
Mcleod, Tom Brady and Dan Martin.
were taken into the Ducas street station
Wednesday night by Officer Ruffner
Yesterday they were sentenced to
thirty days at the farm. Tim Ferris is
the name of noisy individual who
created disturbance on the flats last
night. Ferris will also be permitted to
enjoy the hospitality of Supt. Fitzgerald
A social and card party was held last
evening at the residence of j. G. Lowell
on Ohio street. A large number OF
young folks was present, and the even
ing was spent enjOyably with instru-
mental and vocal music. The occasion
was the seventeenth birthday of Miss
Hattie Lowell. A card social was also
held at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Lilly
on Olive street, at which a party of
West Side people were present.
Egan township to Wolf Slippery, for
$500.
Work has been commenced on two
frame houses for c. B. Lawton, in
block two, Syndicate addition, to cost
$4,000. The foundations are already in.
al Kraft has returned from an ex-
tended "trip through Iowa and Wiscon-
sin, having visited some weeks with
his parents at Casselton. Wisconsin,.
e. IL. Hosmer left yesterday after
noon for Sank Center.
The citizens union will hold a meet
ing this evening at the usual place.
The League of the Cross will hold a
temperance session at ST. Michael's
school on Sunday evening.
The West side was almost depleted of
police yesterday, tie whole force being
engaged in protecting street cars.
The members of the North Star Chau-
tauqua circle will attend a lecture at
Hamllne next week.
There is talk Of fair being held by
the ladies of the Clinton Avenue NJ. E..
church to assist in defraying the eX-
pense of completing the building. The
interior decoration Of the building is
about complete.
The iron work for the main span of
the Wabasha street bridge is beginning
to assume definite shape.
All property owners in West st. Paul
are anxious to see the low bridge pro-
ject carried through to completion.
Those who own property on the flats
are Sanguine that the construction of
the bridge would enhance the value of
their property to a great extent.
A great change will be apparent on
Dakota avenue when the buildings
planned for erection thereon are COM
pleted.
The members of the Y. M, G. A. gym
nasium gave an athletic exhibition at
West Side Opera house to large and
enthusiastic audience last evening.
Club swinging, dumb-bell lifting, Jump
ing, horse and bar exercise were skill
fully performed by the several partici-
pants. Messrs. Penfield. Davis, Weston,
and others did some clever and difficult
acts upon the horizontal bar. The MEM
bers Of the junior class proved them
selves deXterous club Swingers and were
a prominent feature of the evenings ell
tertainment.-