Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-11
CITY GLoBULEs.
The Great Western band at arote,s toni.


There were no civil cases adjudicated upon
yesterday in the municipal court.
The usual weekly concert by the Great Vest
,rnsband occurs at Grotes Tivoli this evening. a
The machinery for the passenger elevator in
The merchants has arrived, and will be placed T
in position forthwith. s
The society for the prevention Of cruelty to I
animals is hereby directed to the manner in y
which the Minneapolis party conveys the un- \
licensed dogs to Sawdustville. II
Michael Quinn yesterday paid into the NUM- {
cipal court an amount sufficient to cover a fine
of So and costs for little .divarsion'' in the
way of a drunk and disorderly.
Dog licenses still continue to be issued. The.
one numbered 1910 of male licenses was issued
at o'clock yesterday afternoon, while, in adj
dltlon, ll6 have been issued for female ca
mines.
During the month of June, $50 head of cat
tie, 1000 sheep, and large number of horses
were received and sold at Hankey' stock yards, |
and this month there have already been sold |
z33 head OF cattle alone.
The United States prisoners, arriving here on
tuesday evening We're conveyed yesterday
morning to Saltwater, and the Dakota territory
tram, accompanied by the territorial sheriffs
Articles of incorporation of St. Gertrudes
Catholic congregation, Forest City, Meeker
county, and of st. Patrick's Catholic congrega-
tlon, Kandiyohi. Kandiyohi county, were filed
yesterday in the Office of the secretary of State
couple of car loads of fine draught horses
were resting in the shades of the stock yards
yesterday. One load belonged to Canadian
nrty oy,H mos ~
other, the property of Thomas Hanson, was
| destined for sale at Fargo D. T.
long-required sidewalk was commenced
| yesterday on the north side of Seventh street,
between Minnesota and Cedar streets,
which will replace the rickety rattletrap that
has done treacherous service in that vicinity
from time immemorial.
strikingly faithful and superbly finished
portrait in oil of Hon. D. M. Sabin, of Still
water, has just been completed by Mr.. J. p.
Bligh, the distinguished artist, which wins the
admiration of all whose artistic Judgment and
taste are worthy Of respect.
complaint was entered yesterday in the
municipal court against Mrs. Anna r. Mint
ger for violating the fre-limit ordinance in the
erection of ''veneered' addition to her prem
ises. situated on Fifth street near Robert The
case will come up for trial this morning.
When will Robert street cease to be in an
eruptive state equal to smallpox patient S
face? Its pavement is now being torn UP to
admit of the tapping Of the sewer near the cor
ner OF Seventh street just as if that little
piece OF business could not have been accom-
plished when the sewer was being placed at a
lower level few weeks ago.
Peter Bender recently leased and fitted up ais
saloon the premises situated at as East Third
tcfp e
built a wooden addition as kitchen. which is
contrary to the fre-limits ordinance. For this
, violation he appeared before Judge Flint yes
I terday morning, and was given two weeks
wherein to comply with the law.
Fourteen COWS We're impounded Yesterday
among which was one belonging to an Irish
!. man, who with Officer Cunnih had quite cir.
9 Gus yesterday afternoon on Market Square: ii
the Irishman had only waited for Cunniff'
9 tongue, to get loose, he might have been talked
to death, sbut instead he brandished a knife
: and threatened the dlrest species of rengence
( on the impouHder.
J. hon. Knute Anderson of Grantsburg Wis.,
was in the city yesterday with the view of hav.
> ing surveyed and permanently located the
intended line of railroad from that village tt
Rush City, in this State. The original charte,
: contemplates narrow gauge track, but it is
! now proposed to alter it to the standard gauge
: and 1T is the purpose to have the grading com
!, pleted by the early autumn.
:. Jacob Jones, a German, lives in shanty nea
Oakland cemetery, and came into police head
{. quarters last night to say that he had beer
: robbed, during his and his wife's absence a
: work, of $40 and a watch, which were takel
from bureau drawer. Two little girls name,
]; Connolly living near by, saw boy. name,
d Leltner, aged about ten years, enter the shant,
a through window, and he is supposed to be tn
n thief. Officer Gibbons was sent out to inyesti
i gate.
= Kate Morton and Mrs. John f. Siebert
I whose cases for selling liquor without license
i; have been continued from time to time. an
;, peared again yesterday in the municipal corr
i to answer to the charges. A portion of Kat
!, Mofton,s license money has been already paid
J. but that of Mrs, Siebert has not An arrange
|. ment was arrived at whereby each furnished
;; guarantee that the amounts due would h
:. shortly hquidated, and the cases were con
IS tinued.
J, The lists of premiums offered al the Min
|, nesota State fair, which occurs in this. cit,
). during the first week of next September bay
:. peen placed Tor gratultous distribution at tn
j; following places in st. Paul: Auerbach. Finch
IS Culbertson Cos. store jackson street
Z corner OF Fourth: the Metropolitan hotel Yves
t. Third street, corner of Washington; Myers l
W flnchs jewelry store, West Third street; th
: boston one price clothing house, 43 West Thir
!. street; and the GLOBE office, II Wat,asha,
/. street.
: The officers of the Chicago, st. Paul & Min
neapolis railroad have got settled in their hand
some apartments in the upper stories of th
= building on the northwest corner of Third an
!, jackson streets, only the ticket department tn
agents office and the Blue line freight offic
. remaining on the ground floor, which is no,
/, being handsomely RENTED. Mr.. Hiland th
assistant general freight agent is on the secont
]; freight depot: The telegraph and clerks Office
J. are on the Hoor above. The offices are al
hoored with ash, and have decidedly neat an
: pearan ce, while their comfort and convenience
j: are unquestionable.
Shortly after II o'clock yesterday morning
box 8, corner of Rice and Martin streets. wa
: turned IN, the cause being the burning Of
small barn at 53 Carroll street. near Josette
v the property OF Hermann Bahr. The, fire i
supposed to have been accidentally set by bow
playing In the hay NOV, and was confined t,
.he upper portion of the structure. The dam
age dld not exceed 1875, which was covered h,
an insurance of S75 in the ST. Paul Fire i
!; Marine A two story barn, the property of Nj
Lux, stood about foot from Bahr's buildinr
although, IN consequence of the torn-up con
, dltlon OF Rice street, the fire apparatus had t,
make VIDE detour. Lux's barn only received
screening, not to exceed $40 in damage No
/; l engine did the business; No. g. which had ar
. immense distance tn run, being sent back y,
It's services were found to be unnecessary.
Another devil has developed into a saint
whose punishment must be RENTED Tbi.
time 1t is Thomas Graham, who. in the heo;n
ming of last month, broke Oscar Larson's law
bone, IN which he was assisted nv anoth ),
young ruffian named O'Brien. not vet arrested