Daily globe., 1878-08-29
CITY GLoBULEs.
Grote's Tivoh concert this evening.

| 0rOGe llVOu concert Gn1S evening.
The river, as yesterday, marked depth of
| seventeen and a half inches.
| The Great Western band will perform this
evening at Grotes Tivoli instead of Wednesday
| az usual.
heavy fog settled over the city soon after
midnight, and gradually lifted as the cleaning
predicted the break of day.
Frank Carlton, we regret to say, was unable
| through serious indisposition, to occupy his
official place at the municipal court yester-
day.
Between 8 and 10 o'clock last night, horse
| without any gearing came over the bridge from
| West st. Paul, and was caught and stabbed by
| Officer Bahe
The Charley Cheever arrived this morning
| with the freight and passengers of the Belle of
La Crosse, and will leave at noon to-day for the
| trip of the Dubuque.
The Forepaugh stock of horses were sold
yesterday by Auctioneer Kavanaugh. The aver
age price obtained per head was very good, and
all seemed pleased with their purchases
The brick work of the capitol extension has
almost been completed to the second story, and
the ground floor begins to develop the fine pro-
portions of the offices to be thereon located.
At meeting of Champion Lodge No. 13,
Knights of Pythias, held last evening it was
voted to send 1926 to relieve the sufferings of
their brethren afflicted with yellow fever at the
South.
AS the circus street parade was passing
Smiths tropical fruit, one of the smaller ele-
plants broke ranks and madea charge upon the
unripe fruit, and he had devoured consider
able before he could be induced to leave.
The teachers institute in progress at LIE
Sueur has an attendance of sixty-ive, embrac-
ing nearly every resident teacher in the county,
lecture by Superintendent Burt at the open
ing, was well attended by citizens of the
place.
Ed. Taylor, waiter at Lake Elmo, whose
assault there on Sunday night with revolver
upon Albert Regnor was detailed in TUESDAYS
GLOBE. was quietly dropped upon" by Patrol
man Gibbons in the Merchants last night and
was locked up to await results
Just to show how careless some people may
be in a crowd, it may be stated that lady
stood yesterday Bridge square with her
pocket book neatly exposed. It was quietly
lifted, and returned to her by bystander
to her intense astonlshment and qualification.
The purse contained $18.
concert be held at White Bear lake or some
other convenient point near the city between
the Great Western band of this city, Bach's
OF Milwaukee, and Lindell's Park, of St. Louis.
The occasion would be especially interesting
as furnishing some magnificent music.
The meeting of the Veteran association on
Wednesday of next week promises to be unusu-
| ally large in point of attendance. 1t should be
understood that all ex-soldiers and sailors with
| in the State are cordially invited to attend and
JOIN the society and its proceedings on that
occasian without cost to themselves while in
the city.
At 1890 o'clock last evening four-horse
team attached to one of Forepaughs circus
wagons took notion to career down Third
street at gait that must have been felt to be
lively by the driver, who pluckily held to his
seat and the reins, and succeeded in checking
his horses, when they had reached half way to
the Lake Superior depot. No damage re-
suited
One OF the most curious contrasts was yes
terday presented on Bridge square, when the
circus procession passed. A number of young
Indian squaws, dressed in the most approved
modern fashion, stood on the edge of the side
walk, with all the evident glee of their white
sisters. The Immediate wonders of the circus
vanished. the copper-colored wonders became
uUs
A gentleman passing Bridge square yesterday
afternoon by a timely display of GOODNESS and
presence of mind spoiled lively runaway A
horse, attached to D. Taney's express wagon.
had just made up his mind to bolt, and had
commenced a 12O gait when the gentleman
coolly stepped forward and brought the am
Dlt1ous nag upon his launches before he had
time to rival ''Ten Brock or ''Gladateur."
There threatens to be rich and racy disclos-
ure of Beecherism within the ST. Charles
Mimi circuit in which an Iowa elder is impli-
Gated with certain young damsels of his con-
gregatlon. 1t is understood that an inquiry is
now being prosecuted by the church to which
the lecherous elder belongs, but every effort is
made to keep the affair we'll covered up. Cos
sip says, however, that the affair will shortly
become public scandal, and the elder in ques-
| ton will figure in police court.
man lodged complaint Yesterday at police
headquarters that he had been robbed Of $15O
while in attendance upon the circus during the
afternoon. All the facts that could be ascer-
tanned were to the effect that the bereft indivd-
ual had entered into conversation with three
attable men. At the time, he carried in the in
side breast pocket of his coat, the purse con-
tanning the money, which he acknowledged was
quite conspicuous. One was arrested up
On suspicion, but was released upon falling
to be identified
A very dangerous accident was yesterday
timely prevented on Bridge square by the
presence of mind of the owner of a horse and a
Few bystanders. AS the circus elephants We're
about to pass over the bridge, one portion was
stopped until the preceding animals were safely
along and lot of horses, vehicles, men,
women and children crowded down the bridge.
The elephants in advance gave their peculiar
cry to their companions behind, which set
hn nIrr1 1r,fi hrsl<
horse was held at the head by about half a
dozen men, and the holders were twisted about
promiscuously, but without damage to any
one