St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-31
SAINT PAUL.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Mrs. S. Sherin and her daughter, Miss
Alice, returned yesterday from visit to
Cedar Rapids Iowa
A man whose name was not learned was
thrown off the South st. Paul motor about
O'Clock last evening" sustaining badly cut
head.
officer Tom Lynch yesterday arrested
George Holmes Oh a charge of stealing Sto
from a Swede named John Iurnqulst III d
saloon on Robert street.
George Seibert, Just returned from the
East. reports having arranged for some supe-
rior musical talent to appear at the summer
concerts in the parks and Ramaley pavilion at
White Bear.
Tickets for Manager Wells benefit are sell
ing like hot cakes The Olympic box once
will be open from 10 to 5 O'Clock to-day ana
tomorrow for the exchange OF abundance
for reserved seat tickets.
All Palmer was given sixty days yester-
day by the police judge on representations
by the city detectives that he was crook
ed character. Sentence was suspended III
order to give Palmer a chance to leave town.
The new hose wagon recently built by
George Mitsch was delivered to the fire de
partment Yesterday. The wagon is model
O1 DeHuIN anu COlNGil1ASSs e~AAA 49,
Gated at Engine House No. 10, on Randolph
street. West end.
Officer Weide last evening arrested W. j.
O'Rourke for stealing whip from a buggy
Oh West Seventh street David Butler,
friend of O'Rourke's interfered to prevent
the arrest, and was also gathered In on
charge of being disorderly.
The Northwestern Guaranty Loan Com
pany of Minneapolis hopes that cltlzens
will feel no delicacy in applying for invita-
tons to the Guaranty Loan building opening
Saturday. May 81, 2 until ii p. m. IL is pos
sible that some may have been omitted.
The open air concerts in the parks Will be
inaugurated by the Second regiment band on
Tuesday evening at Lafayette park, followed
by the Great Western Wednesday at Central,
and Thursday at Summit Saturday evening
the First regiment band will play at Rice
park.
Charlie Richter, who accidentally shot Jo-
seph Fitzman on Dakota avenue Thursday
night, was arraigned yesterday in the city
court for assault He was allowed to depart
on his fathers recognizance until June z
Fitzman is at st. Joseph's hospital and is
reasonably sure to recover.
Jack Costello sewer inspector stopped
runaway yesterday at imminent risk to him
self sprinkling cart dropped wheel IN
front of Yerxa's on Seventh street, and the
team ran away. Near Minnesota Costello
caught the team, averting a collision with
buggy in which was LADY and two children
The grass plots between the walks in Rice
park are being raised For two weeks crew
of men have been engaged in hauling rich
black dirt for the purpose, and that portion
Of the work is now nearly completed, and
the side of the park towards Market street is
being nicely sodded. The improvement is
an innovation, and it will serve double
purpose 1t will add materially to the beauty
of the park and will also tend to keep
loungers off the grass
The st. Paul 4 Duluth road gives free
excursion to-day to the teachers of st. Paul.
to-White Bear Lake and Mahtomedi. The
train will leave union depot at $50, and
returning will leave Mahtomedi at $3.50 p.
m. Teachers who have failed to secure their
tickets may obtain same from Secretary
Sherin at the union depot, Immediately be-
fore the train leaves.
In their eagerness to complete the arcade
building-that which was originally designed
for grand opera house-the Workmen en-
gagged on the foundation walls were not
given an opportunity to participate in the
Decoration day observances yesterday. The
sturdy laborers continued their work with
scarcely passing glance at the fine military
and civic pageant, as the line of march was
taken up past the site of the proposed build
ing. The work, by the way, is being prose
cuted day and night by two relief crews.