Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-14
CITY GLoBULEs.
The Sham Peter fate was grand success.
The farmers are rushing their wheat in I

The Sham Peter fate was grand success.
The farmers are rushing their wheat in at
81 cents.
Two DRINKS found their way into tho city
vag ward under tho charge Of Jessrang, last
evening.
Yesterday finished the oral examinations in
the public schools. To-day the written exam
nations commence.
A large number of guests dined at the Clar-
endon yesterday, the first time under the new
management and proprietorship.
The bridge was densely crowded last evening
to beyond the boat house stairs by hundreds of
persons admiring the beautiful scene below.
P.W. Ford who was injured at the Milwau-
kee freight depot as reported in yesterdays
GLOBE, died at three o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
The swindling scoundrel who robbed Mrs.
Martin of $50 and set at large on his own cog
nisance, did not appear yesterday, and no one
| thought he would.
Inspector Meyerding was drawn over to the
slaughter house yesterday by that horrible
STENCIL and he did not leave it till it was some
what abated with lime and acid.
worke1"-William Foster, was spotted by Capt.
Clark yesterday. Tue captain Gagged his bird,
and will probably ship him off to-day.
Billy Hughes was not ready for trial yester-
day morning, and so Judge Flint considerably
gave him till this morning to prepare to defend
himself. W. W. Erwin will help him.
Officer Roleau nabbcd Tom Cokely, conf
dence man, gambler and sneak-thief-t the para
mour of Minnie Livingston, sent out of town a
| week ago. AS there was no case here to hold
| him on he was put on the cars and sent up to
The sister city to worry Hoy and Munger.
A few select persons who may prefer the
quiet and comforts of more domestic retreat
while spending the season at White Bear can
be accommodated with rooms and board at the
spacious residence of Mr.. n. S. Chase and lady,
which is situated conveniently near to the de-
pot and postoffice as well as to the lake itself
Detective Hoy, of Minneapolis, was at the
police court yesterday morning, watching for an
opportunity to pounce upon Billy Hughes if he
should slip through the fingers Of the St. Pau
police, but W. W. Erwin was on the alert fol
his client and got postponement till Hoy
should be among the absent.
pony attached to light wagon belonging
to Peurchell and Trip, Wabashaw street, ant
standing before their meat market, started t,
run, but the vehicle coming in contact with
milk wagon turned bottom upward and threw
the pony. No damage to the butchers team
: but one axle Of the milk wagon was consider
e ably bent.
Two "faker,' Joe Dickson alias Joe Miller
&C., &C., and Thomas Paine, alias Rudolph
were handsomely captured by Officer Kenale
: yesterday. These are the two men whom Capt
y Clark, a short time since, spotted in the Amer
lean House, and was prevented from captur
j ing by the connivance of one of the employees
who helped the scoundrels out of the windo,
when the captain made a dash at the room il
which they were concealed. They are wei
known in Milwaukee and Chicago as 'shor
card men" who play the five ticket game"
, Hon. VIM. Fowler, of Newport, Washington
county, left small bundle of sample rye
the stalk-at the GLOBE Office yesterday. Tn
f sample is from twenty acre field, and average
about five feet in length. But while the stra,
is very vigorous and well headed SO far as out
a ward appearance is concerned, Mr.. Fowler ha
8 had his doubts raised as to the quality of tn
grain. At present the berry is very small, an
= as the grain was in head when quite heav
: frost visited his section, Mr.. Fowler is littl