Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-25

ssued, and by the time the Office closed the
number of licenses issued so far this year e1-
seeded $50, which leaves about half a million
for the police to commence slaughtering to-day.
And now the unlicensed butchers are being
pursued with hot stick. In the municipal
court yesterday. John F. Mcintosh appeared to
answer charge of carrying on butch
er's shop without the city license, and had his
case continued until A. M. to-day. E. Gott-
schammer, had up on similar charge, paid his
license, and the action against him was dis
missed.
AS farmer named Blosey, of Dakota coun-
ty, was driving home on Saturday night two
men stopped his team on the Dodd road near
Mr.. Crowiey's residence and ordered him to
stand and deliver. The horses became scared
and bolted, leaving the highwaymen in the
middle of the road. Two shots were fired after
the farmer but he escaped with no more dam
age than big scare.
The Jefferson club met last evening at the
new court house. The attendance was larger
than at any previous meeting. and the young
men composing the organization are now conf
dent that it will be permanent and vigorous
institution. After an interesting meeting the
club adjourned until Tuesday, July 3d. when
the officers of the club are to be elected for the
ensuing six months.
80 faf, the season at the ne" nOGel Lake |
Elmo affords brilliant promise of success. and
it is confidently anticipated that all the accom-.
modations will be occupied by the middle of next
month. Applications for rooms, ETC., are being
daily received, even from as far south as Mem
phis, and it is safe to predict that Lake Elmo
will prove to be one of the most popular sum-
| mer resorts in the State.
a street car collided with carr iage at the
corner of Sixthan jackson streets, yesterday
afternoon. The carriage was two seated and
drawn by single horse. As the horse was
crossing the track he halted to kick fy and
the result was the street ca, took off the two
hind wheels, threw two ladies and the driver to
the ground, and demoralized things gener-
ally. The occupants of the carriage were not
| severally hurt,
Can anybody explain upon any principle
either human or divine, what it is that induces
parties from the srooral deestricks'' to register
at more hotels than one? Last evening several
of the Mower county excursionists fourished
their autographs on two hotel registers, and
some on three. Such jealous and senseless re-
peating would win their fortunes in some of
the eastern Cities where repeating is proftab BILE,
it not popular.
} Yesterday the frame was raised for the new,
commodious, and handsome residence being
erected in the Sixth ward for Anton Yoerg, the
brewer. John Seeger has the contract, and in
tends pushing the work to completion. As an
evidence of the present growth of the Sixth
| ward it NAV be stated that Mr. Seeper vester
. day entered into contracts for the erection Of
two other residences in that precinct, each of
which will cost $4,000.
J. j. Gronewold & Co., formerly j. J. & J..
W. Greenwood, old time government contract
Ors, have secured the contract for
six out of nine buildings which are
to be forthwith erected at Fort
q Smelling, The new structures are intend
r ed part for officers and part for men. The fact
. that G ionewold q Co. have their erection in
charge is of itself an assurance that the work
i W., ~ = go 49,
II Ane concert tn's evening AZ MUSIC nall tol
r tne Denent OF one OF the noblest institutions
|. in the State, promises to be a musical treat
> The concert will be followed by the fancy fair,
| or bazaar for which the sisters of the ;nst;tu
> ton have been 40 industriouslv engaged fo,
y several weeks past. If any institution deserves
r public support and public sympathy it is this
d ANU ho uoupt, the Ialr anu concert WILL be
Patronlzed as they deserve to be-.
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being filed in on the south side of lower Thirf
: street, so as to connect the St. Paul g. Pacific
e and West Wisconsin depot with the line which
curves from near the St. Paul and Duluth
depot, ana Will III, skirt the south side of tn
= stocK YARD. when completed, the track viii
ID be used for passenger trains only, as it will b
benoe hEo
j. yards.
There ID horse-breaker who 10 IN tho hob;
of ,.;,,,r ,,,ar Th;,a 49,
- s 1ppoi .'o '"ee. as an EXERCISING
sre nfta,, faat;a,,s a - nls charge. AS ines
away + will not he snrnrs;na; e ~ ~
J" does not happen some of these DAYS on tha
thronged th0roughfare by it's being TINS ner
verified as a training ground for horse flesh
II "A stitch in time saves nine,'' and that hors
IS trainer should be bounced off Third street a
lie the earliest possible opportunity.
r. Some r,a., ,.+ ;.a+.4,
" ooi'e ine'ns ousn1 Instantly 10 De adopte'
y to keep the sidewalks in certain portions q
the CITY. clear from the niles If r,erch.od;s
Id with which they are permitted to be- encum
j. bered by certain wholesale houses. There ar
Of 1ar;nn P4 4hat nAsh nesless 70 Partic
g. lnckIess nedestr;er &c foroaJ ;ts ~ 'ns1 ID
De ,rt+ar -, ,ottas - -. Ivy euo eVieeU
st :, sI.h a0 Th; ~laI l.s condltion as 10 muo
be ;caiin uronr an5 a.nht !. pn a. rae
m re- oosAo " NC i0iiieuieu
ne There are now on exhibition samples o
~ cereals Of this wear 8 growth in the windows .
al the Land of6ce of +ha N.r.h.u. p..:e-:,
m IacLson strsst ~ 80 aoino iallioao
is 1amestnwn stutsr,a- oe sa " mas n grown
of which s was avarraJ a. ona ~ -, feglo
crow snvth;nr M s. oI ILL., "ou ~ neye
on June a. The oats 80 inches in heiab wee
lis sown on April l. The barley was sown o
tnarcn 90 ana Is - inches high. The Whea
!. was sown on April O. and is 30 inches in height
nj LIE whole forms convincing proof tina
>" prophecies DO not always come true.
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