St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-22
SALTWATER NEWS.
The Busy Burglar-A Boy Seriously
Injured


A burglar entered John F. Burke's
clothing store Friday night and walked
off with a suit of clothes, Vaiise and
other garments. He took time to
change his clothes in the store, and left
some of his old garments behind. En-
trance was effected through window
in the rear of the building. The same
evening burglars entered ConnorS'
blacksmith shop on North Main street,
and investigation proved that they had
opened the safe and ransacked the
drawers. There was no money or val
tables in the safe, and consequently
nothing was taken. The city has been
unusually free from burglars i'll the
past year, but Friday nights depreda-
tons indicate that they are beginning
to come again.
Oscar SchwaDke. young lad residing
in Schulenberg's addition. was seriously
injured yesterday DIT the street railway
power house. A gang of boys is i'll the
habit of congreg ating there to play, and
yesterday Schwanke passed under the
caves of the building, and was struck
on the head by large piece OF Ice. His
scalp was torn open, ana it was thought
that his skull was fractured, but exam
inatiot proved that it was only flesh
wound.
The racing matinee on the st. CroiX
yesterday afternoon attracted very
large crowd, and the track was i'll excel
lent shape for speeding. Previously to
the race a pole team, composed OF
Charles Staples black PAGER Harry and
Web McKusick'S Eddie B, passed over
the course and showed remarkable
speed and staying qualities. Some of
the parties entered In the race were
finally was
effected. The first heat was won by Ed
Moorbead's mare, and many played her
for sure winner. but they were sadly
disappointed. BOrroWmau took the
second heat. MOorhead the third and
CurtiSS' flyer captured the next three
heats and the race. Second money was
awarded 10 Moorhead and third money
to BolrOWman.
District court was In session yester-
day forenoon and at noon an adjourn
ment was taken until next Tuesday,
when the trial OF the VGorman Trans
fer company case will be resumed. The
parties to this case have been busy al
most night and day for weeks and are
getting tired out.
Director Bollmann. Of the B0llmann
Dramatic company, OF st. Paul, was IN
the city yesterday arranging for the
opera house Tuesday evening, Jan. 81.
Receiver Hewitt. of the street railway
company, filed report yesterday OF the
earnings OF the road during the last two
months in 1892. The receipts were
$4,412.37, and expenditures S3.20LT1.
A dramatic organization in Hudson
has arranged for the production of the
''Pirates of PenZance," and Miss Annie
Schermuly, OF this city, has been en-
gagged to sing the leading part.
DR.. G. B. Faribault and wife, of Mon
treal, Canada, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Voligny. DR.. FarribauIt has
decided to locate here.
Dr.. w. H. Game, Chief of Police
Shortall, Judge Nethaway and II. G.
Whittlesey are at Grand Forks, n. ID.
Rosina Vokes is booked for an ap-
pearance at the Grand opera house next
Saturday evening in triple bill.
Oscar Nelson is expected home the
latter part of this month from a trip to
Washington, D. G.
The No Name Whist club met
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
George s, Willard.
j. S. Bassett left last evening for
Ashland, Wis, expecting to be absent
several weeks.
A. G. Schuttinger, of the Ladies' Ba-
Ear. is suffering from slight attack Of
la grippe.
Pm. Peterson left Wednesday even
Ing on trip to Chicago and other East
ern cities.
County Treasurer Bloomer, who has
been seriously ill, is slowly recovering.
A Blaisdell left yesterday for few
days absence at Partridge, Mimi.
D. c. Gaslin has returned to his home
at Wilmington, n. c.
L. Simonet has returned from trip
to Little Falls.
Prof. F. I. Wilson has returned from
trip to Chicago.
J. G. Hening is spending Sunday at
home.