St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-08
QUEER QUARTE1TE IN QUAD
Four Amateur Pugilists Run in by a
Single Policeman.
HEADED FOR CoRNvILLE.
Officers on the Track of Midniqht Ma
rauder---Sixth Ward Salad.

! Mitchell LIE Brousse. Isidor LIE
i Rrousse, John LANDER and Oliver Cor
4ell, who were implicated in the quad
1ilateral fight on the corner of Eaton
and Fillmore avenues on Friday even
Ing, were captured last night by the
! West side police and locked up. The
capture was effected by Officer Henry,
who brought the quartette in single
handed. Henry. Hansen, John Smith.
Nels johnson and Joseph Cox were
bounded up for drunkenness. The
whole batch will appear before Judge
Cory this morning.
The midnight marauder who got
away with Frank Swanson's ducats and
buds from the Merrill house in West
st. Paul has not yet been captured. 1t
is believed that he stayed about town
until Saturday night and jumped the
train for Sioux City, he having formerly
lived at thatplace. information has been
wired to all points that he is likely to
touch, and he Will doubtless be re-
turned here in few days.
Philip Tierney, of South st. Paul, was
driving buggy down Concord street
on Saturday evening. when one of the
wheels became detached, throwing
IiCIuCy dild d uldu WIZ WAS TIuluS
with him distance of fifteen feet.
dent occurred. Tierney was severely
injured by striking. in his flight, against
the stone curbing. The other occupant
of the vehicle got off without scratch.
A slight blaze was OccaSioned by the
careless dropping of a lighted match in
barn on Dakota avenue yesterday. A
pile of hay was ignited, and for few
moments it looked as though the build
ing was doomed. The light attracted
the owners of the structure, who sue
ceeded in extlnguishing the flames with
out the aid of the department..
The Chautauqua circle will resume
its struggles in Greek this evening at
DR.. Hawkins office.
Mrs. G. S. Schurman, who was Seri-
OuSly i'll the greater part of last week,
is now convalescent.
Mrs. j. B. Cornick, who narrowly es-
capped violent death by falling down
cellar last week, is not seriously in
jured, and will recover from the effects
of her fall.
= The building boom continues In the
Sixth ward, there being no less than
five new residences of large proportions
to be commenced this morning.
The Taubert tannery. which burned
down last fall, involving a loss of
$1,000, will be rebuilt by the former
owners as soon as the difficulties with
the insurance companies have been adj
justed.
A large number of men will be given
employment by the contractors for the
grading of Elk and Agate streets, in
West ST. Paul.
The old piers of the Wabasha street
bridge will be torn down this week, the
work of demolition commencing to-day.
The West Side Cyclones will play
scratch game of ball against a picked
nine from the same locality Oh Wednes-
day afternoon. Other clubs in the Sixth
ward are active. and several good games
will be played shortly.
The Duluth proSpectOrS who were in
West st. Paul last Wednesday looking
up location for a brickyard will pay
their future energies on Thursday of
this week. The only drawback to the
sale of large tract of West side realty
to these parties is slight difference as
to the price asked.
: Several games of football have been
arranged. The first game will be played
between the West Side club and that of
the Y. M. G. A.
A. M. Lawton will commence at once
the erection of a handsome residence
adjoining that of Jonathan Lawton. The
structure, when completed, will be one
of the handsomest residences in West
st. Paul.
The Brooklyn Gun club will hold it's
weekly shoot on Wednesday afternoon
at the club grounds. There will be
live bird contest for prizes on this occa-
sion, being open to members of the
club only. The West Side Nimrods will
hold their clay pigeon tournament OIL
the same grounds on Thursday after
noon.