Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
CITY GLOBULEs.

warrant the expectation of splendid record
and great interest from first to last.
CITY GLOBULEs.
For pleasant day, go to Lake Elmo.
The wheat harvest in the southwest section
of the State commenced in good earnest yes.
terday morning.
Tom Cochran's baf'l Of ice water commenced
running yesterday on Wabashaw street in time
for the heated term % close.
The Great Western band rehearsed last even
ing at Music Hall, to the delight of large
csncourse of people on Wabashaw street:
Bridge building upon the Hudson & Taylor
Falls railroad is being actively prosecuted, and
ack-laying will commence as soon as it is
completed.
The farmers are in the city employing men
for the harvest. $3.50 per day is being offered.
Now we will soon discover who are tramps and
who are not.
The auction sale of seats for MIR. Beechers
lecture in st. Paul will begin at half-past
eight tomorrow Wednesday, morning, at the
Opera hOsse.
The eastern train due here yester-
day at :54 P. NJ, over the Chicago, Milwaukee
d st. Paul railroad, arrived yesterday tlty-tve
minutes behind Tune.
Some resplendent heads of barley were yes
tegday seen in the office Of the st. Paul q Sioux
Guy railroad that came from the Avoco Catho-
ilc colony In Murray county.
Dakota county is ahead. Barley thrashing
was commenced yesterday in Rosemount town
ship, and the harvesting Of wheat was begun
generally throughout lhat shire.
In the matter of Clement Olson, of North
field, bankrupt an order has been issued by
The registrar, on application of creditors, for
the examination OF tue bankrupt.
Some 200 laborers left this city yesterday by
the rlver division OF the Chicago, Milwaukee d
ST. Paul railroad for the fields ripe for the har-
| vest III the southern sectlons OF Lne State.
The Damascus Commandery of Knights rem-
plars attracted large concourse last evening
on Bridge square wnlle drilling preparatory to
the stliiwater inauguration Oh lue lsu prox.
Thomas Daley's house in lower West ST. Paul,
destroyed by lire on Sunday night, was insured
in the st: Paul Fire and Marine company for
$l,UOO, equally divided upon the residence ami
| LIB contents;
The regular weekly concert by the Great
Western band will occur this evening at the
Carpenter house on Summit avenue, where
ample accommodations have been provided tor
| the listening pubic.
| Andrew Christmann, clerk in Fetsch Bros.
cigar store, n East Third street, yesterday
found a pocket book containing a sum Of
money ana other memoranda, which can be
OBTAINED from nm on proving property.
The board of equalization assemblies again
to-day IN the county auditors office at 10 A. NJ.
lax payers should remember this, as it is i'm
peratlve that their assessments should Ut cohcli-
siveiy regulated before the levy Is made.
There will be an examination of candidates
Tor teachers certificates at the high school
tomorrow, COMMENCING ut O'Clock A. VI. The
vacancies existing IN the city schools will be
Tiled fIom those Mho ate nu this examination,
A sorrel horse, weighing about 500 pounds,
with white face, two white hind feet and
ringboned off tore leg, strayed o few days age
} into The possession of Paul Lebore. Whl.e
Bear Lake township, and awaits an Identifying
owner.
A special meeting of the city council was
summoned for o'clock yesterday, but could
not transact the business intended confirm
alton OF the jackson street pavement CONTRACT
ana an adjournment was ordered until the
same hour to-day, of viii ID the councillors ar.
hereby requested to take notice.
Messrs. Hurd, Howiski, and Qleson, whose
cases were continued till yesterday to give them
, an opportunity TO abate the nuisance ON thei,
respective premises, were reported favorably
}, by Inspector Patterson, and had their case.
dismissed by Judge Flint ON paying costs.
Frank Russ ell, brought down from Moorheao
on Thursday last accused Of cutting pine tim
Der on the Red Lake reservation, gave bal
yesterday IN 500 to appear at the U. s. distric
court on the lst Of October. Louis Touchette
and Joseph Rouleau were his sureties.
Mrs, l.. D. Smith, Mrs. John Durham, Mrs
Nath. Croker aud Miss Sadie Eastman left OF
the evening train, yesterday. They will speno
the summer among old friends in Maine and a.
the SEQ shure: They had the good taste t,
e order the GLOBE to furnish them the new
e during their absence.
The Maggie Reaney and barge will make
trip on Sunday next, which will be the deligh
e of all excursionists. She will descend the rive
Y to Prescott and PFC o,ed by Lake st. Croix t,
Saltwater, and the excursionists will return t,
, st. Paul by rail. This trip was made two year
e ago and was considered the greatest treat OF tn
s season. The Great Western band will be in at
tendance.
1ehterday afternoon, as some men employed
: by Kenny & Hudner, plumbers, were at worl
a laying pipes from Gotzian's new residence, a
f the corner of Tenth and Wacouta streets, int
the sewer, the banks gave way and buried or
OF the men up to the arms. He was soon du,
: out, when it was found his legs were consider
x ably bruised by plank. He was, however
i able to walk home.
The horsemen of St. Paul and Minneapoli
= would Like to see genuine trot for stake be
! tween Fearnaught and Alvin b. The race o
h Saturday showed that the two horses are yer,
: evenly matched, both in speed aud endurance
and y cottest between them in which bot
h horses should be sent for blood, would Great
o an excitement unequaled by any turf event tina
t has come off here since the establishment O
the st: Paul driving park:
Gen. Lesh is on the war-path: In total disre
gard of the celebrated Presidential order tina
federal officers shall not NEEDLE in politics, tn
l redoubtable general has donned his feathers
. stained bis skin and put himself in training 70
the race for sheriff next fall. He consider
, that he has got Sheriff King foul and that b
will serve the county outside the bars for tn
next shrleval term. Thrre is nothing like
taste of Office to convert man into an Olive
Twist and induce him to ask for more
Riparian Rappings.
The river yesterday marked depth O
3 three feet, a decline of one inch from tina
o. Sunday.
The Dubuque and Charlie Cheever lef
simultaneously at noon yesterday from
Hastings and st. Paul respectively, for tn
! purpose of meeting and mutual transferenc
of trips.
TD.J W. u