St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-30

Society Dania will give social gathering
at DANA hall on the evening of June in
Frederick VII. gave TO Denmark its coustitu.
ton.
Two engines collided on the Great North
ern tracks near Bassett's Mil shortly after
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. Although no
irred
Magnus Minder, who is employed at the
riverside avenue street car barns. fell from
the hay loft Thursday afternoon aud dislo-
eated his hip. He is fifty years of age, and it
of his life
Adolph Stromeuist was taken before Judge
GoTrlsan yesterday for examination as to
his sanity, but it was quickly determined
that his complaint was drunkenness and he
was taken before the police court and
fined $40.
Annie Fahey. who recently escaped from
the St Cloud reformatory, Was arrested at
Soutn S Minneapolis Yesterday. she having
been hidingin in the woods nearly three weeks.
she will be examined in the probate court as
to her sanity.
Residents of East Fifteenth street aud that
vicinity are complaining that some one is
poisoning their dogs. / Mccormick. at Fifth
avenue and East Fifteenth street, has lost
valuable water spaniel, and several of his
nelghoors are also mourning the loss of their
pets.
The concert to be given this evening bv the
ceum theater promises TO excel anything vet
given in this line. The fraternities have en-
gagged boxes and loges, which will be hand
somely decorated with their colors aud en-
blems.
The Granite Falls Journal is authority for
the statement that detectives from this city
have been in the vicinity of Buffalo lake, on
the Hastings q Dakota road, to catch persons
VINO have been firing into trains i'll that Vi
clni.y. Superintendent Henderson denies
the statement
grand lodge charter of the Scandinavian
Good Templars of Minnesota has been
granted from the right worthy grand lodge.
Local lodges will hold joIlihcsIion meeting
Sunday afternoon at p. N. at 223 Cedar
avenue, when the new Good Templar hall
Will be dedicated.
The delegates to the Baptist anniversaries
at Cincinnati are coming home. Rev. Way
lana Hoyt Rev. q. L. Morrill,. T. E. Hughes
and A. +. Gale returned yesterday. Rev. W.
II. Geistweit has gone to the Mammoth Cave,
KY, for FEW days. Boston W. Smith is
visiting relatives IN Southern Illinois, and j.
9. HobIitt stopped at CenterVille, o., for q
few days.
While on the way to the fire on Sixth street
on Thursday night, fire engine NO. L collided
with street car at the corner of Third street
and Sixth avenue south, and serious acci-
dent was narrowly aYerted by the driver of
the car VINO swung his team around Just in
time to save them from being struck by the
engine. As II was no one was injured, but
the platform of the car was badly broken up
A telephone wire at the corner of Cedar
avenue and Third street became detached
from its fastenings about $50 last evening
and fell across the trolley wires with the end
resting on the ground. A team of horses be-
longing to Charles Keller, teamster came
in contact with the wire and one of them
was killed, while the other received such u
shock that it was stunned for some minutes.
John Campbell, John Armstrong and Rob-
ert Nelsshaw were arraigned before Judge
Mahoney yesterday charged with having bur-
glariZed Williams book store on Fourth
street, and stolen therefrom 500 worth of
gold pens and other small articles Arm
strong and NelSshaw waived examination
and were bound over to the grand jury in the
sum of $3.50. Campbell was neld for exam
ination. his bail being liked at the same
amount