Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-18
CITY GLORULEs.
he Leiderkrauz will picnic at Shades park

The Leiderkranz will picnic at Shades park
to-day.
Two car loads of fine cattle arrived last even
ing at the stock yards.
The swimming train to Lake Elmo last even
ing was cut off by the cool weather.
Hank Clay, the dog killer, is also needed in
Quebec to serve his unexpired term in Jail.
In consequence of the threatening aspect of
the weather, there was no concert in Rice park(
last night
The Sunday school connected with st. Paurs
Episcopal church picnics at Lake Elmo on
Wednesday.
The Hankey family has been quite extern
tensively watched y since the return of the
father from Europe
The lecture by DR.. Newman on Tuesday
evening in the Opera house upon "Our Coun
try will afford rich literary treat.
St. Paul is rid of a parcel of very Indifferent
rubbish in the person of Hank Clay, as is full
ly developed in the police court report.
The market was unusually crowded yester-
day. and the space at public disposal was alto
gether too inadequate for the demands.
, Last night was deiciously dark, even if there
was moon in the calendar. OF course the
lamp-lighter took occasion not to be on duty.
The State grand lodge of A. 0. q. w. has
recommended to subordinate lodges the neces-
sity of united contributions for the yellow fe-
er sufferers and their survivors of New Gren- |
ada, Miss.
The secretary of state yesterday received |
from New York copy of the map illustrative |
of the geology of Ramsey county, which will |
form part Of the work upon the geology of the
State at large.
The sky to the south of Minneapolis was
brilliantly illuminated last evening, leading
many to suppose that city was having another
extensive blaze. The illumination was Droba-
bly, caused by the purposed consumption of
straw stacks far beyond the Minneapolis limits,
and the confagration lasted too long to be
caused by the consumption of building.
A garden concert by the Great Western band
will be held to-day at Kempien's park, on Day
| toms Bluff, this afternoon. Omnibuses will
| leave the corner of jackson and Seventh streets
for the park at P M
| It looked melancholy. 1t was tattered and
stained. It's pristine lustre had vanished for
ever 1t was trampled under foot upon the
top step of the municipal court room stairs.
| Lit importance blue ribbon.
An evening paper last night published an en-
tirely erroneous report Of the pursuit of pack
age of old newspapers and SIGH, supposed TO
be lot of counterfeit money The GLOBE
| published the only authentic report of the
affair, and for its truth Major McIlrath the
principal as we'll as the largest actor, has our
permission to vouch
Last evening man came forth from
and drove over and injured little child
playing upon the spot. Emmert refused to
give the name Of the inhuman driver who was
permitted to get away, and the child was con-
! veyed to DR.. Hangar, who pronounced it's
| injuries were not serious.
DR.. Stein was made the recipient yesterday
of a handsome, valuable, solid silver card bas-
ket of exquisite taste in manufacture and en-
bellishment. With the magnificent present
came card whereon was inscribed. ITO DR..
Stein, from the unknown and that is lit
orally all he knows of the donor, whom he
would like to ascertain in order to thank him.
The Black Hills Times, in its account of the
suicide of E. A. Watson. heretofore noted in
these columns, does vast injustice to the mem
DRY of the lamented Adam Sites, who it states
committed self-murder. Nothing could be
further from the truth, and the Times ought tc
correct it's statement. Adam Sites died natu
rally, honored and honorable among men ano
his fellows.
The empty bottle contained in that package
of the queer" is supposed to have been thu
nursing arrangement lett with the buttermill
some time ago for that Wisconsin RAILROAD
depot baby. Where the fun comes in is no
who opened the package, but who spent money
in running to Red Wing and back after it
Besides the two Jacks must have been boil
trumps. At any rate they turned up on tn,
queer before the secret service obtained tn,
scent.
G go. Hazard having demonstrated that h,
/ can successfully engineer railroads and steam
boats, has now turned his attention to manipu
, lating the reins over fine piece Of horse flesh
The animal bears the high sounding name O.
, Hero Goldbust is years old, chestnut sorre
flecked with grey, (the Messenger mark, silve
maine and tail and two white stockings be
} hind-in short, perfect beauty, over the pos
session of which George has reason to be proud
Mr.. Hazard will probably compete for the pre-
miums offered for driving horses by the State
fair
1t would furnish a neat paragraph for ;'A
Home" to-morrow-the sewer wherein flows tn.
weeks 'scoops'-to explain how the Minneap
oils end of the Pioneer Press reported the Stat,
} Educational association last week. The upper
lend" neatly reported the association from tn,
!, programme puDllSucu III advance, winch Wal
almost entirely departed from. Among othe
vagaries an able address is represented by tn.
Pioneer Press to have been delivered by Mr.
! Lord, of Winona, who not present at all
} and a second one by Mr.. Shepherd, of the same
f city, who was lying sick in bed there when tn
association was in session. Selah
Two young men Of st. Paul, James Nola,
and Jack Fallihee, the former with the whole
sale dry goods house of Hon. VIM. Lee, and tn
5 latter wi tn the hat and cap store of Gordon 4
> Ferguson, have formed CO. partnership for tn
purpose of engaging in the mercantile business
3 Paul Pacific railroad. In the rush of immi
grafton to Minnesota this year, no portion O
J.. the State has received larger accessions thar
, that tributary to Clontarf. Messrs Nolan an,
Fallihee have received thorough business-ed
ucation in the practical school in which the,
have been employed for several years, are wild
awake and enterprising, and possess the conf
, | dence of the business men of st. Paul will
, which they have come IN contact. Their sue
cess in their venture for themselves will be
source of sincere qualification to their man,
!, | friends.
,, Aquiet wedding was celebrated at the resi-
, , dence of Mr.. James 81. Donnelly at II o'clocl
yesterday morning. The contracting partie
were Mr.. Robert A. Hirst, notion buyer 70
the wholesale dry goods house of Hon. VIM
Lee, and Miss Lilah Hight, daughter of Capt
William P. Hight, one of the oldest, bes
known and most popular river men of the up