Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-13
CITY GLopULEs.

The stage of water in the river yesterday was two
feet ten inches, and falling.
Among the occupants last night Of the police sta
ton cells drunken Swede.
The packet Belle OF La Crosse will be the next st.
Louis boat, leaving at IL NJ. Of Wednesday.
The steamer Cheeyer came in last evening just
loaded down with passengers the trip of the Alexan
der Mitchell.
Something should be done to prevent grocers and
fruit dealers from casting their decayed vegetables
upon the streets.
That old familiar sentence-"sent out of town
ruled yesterday in the municipal court against the
numerous Migrants.
At the meeting of the chamber of commerce, yes
terday, T. NJ. Metcaf and David Day were elected
members of the board to fill vacancies.
The sixth Summit avenue concert will take place
tonight and will be very enjoyable affair. Buses
will leave Merchants and Metropolitan hotels at
o'clock.
The Polander who sustained a severe fracture of
his left thigh bone days ago while endeavoring
to stop runaway team is progressing very favoraby
at ST. Josephs hospital.
Another slice is being taken off the bluff at the foot
of Minnesota street, to accommodate the further
extension of the side tracks in the yards of the ST.
Paul Il Sioux City railroad.
OrOuuu, 30 lOGR COECSdleu Dy al ullslSiiuy bih
board, was broken for the foundations of the new
building on Third street, below Minnesota, intended
for the occupancy of the German-American bank
another sign of prosperity.
There was to have been meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the Veteran association last eight
in the chamber of commerce, but ex-Gov. Mar
shall and GLOBE reporter were the only ones at
tending the locked door OF the apartment
A gentleman down from Cottonwood county yester-
&1,a%
the yield is turning out much better than ex-
pected, the actual yield being from twelve to four
teen bushels per acre, where not more than six was
expected. The quality is generally No2.
Thomas Bezelle a recent correspondent of the twi-
light luminary, was locked up last night in state of
drunkenness and generally battered condition of head.
He will be enabled to explain to Judge Flint this
morning what an Incompatible gentleman he is COM
pared with Cal Clark the subject of his late lumi-
nous epistie.
President j. P Illsley, Superintendent G. H.
Smith, General Ticket Agent c. F. Cruft, and Hon.
James Smith, Jr, Hon. William Dawson and Hon. G.
II. Graves, directors of the st. Paul Duluth road,
lett yesterday morning IN the business of the road
for trip to Bismarck. Returning the party will go
out on The st. Vincent extension to Crookston, and
thence return home by the st. Paul 4 Pacific road.
The removal of the last of the Office furniture per-
tanning to military headquarters was accomplished
yesterday, nothing ren aiming at Fort Smelling except
| ness. It is notable that the re-remoyal more
quickly encompassed than the removal, which s ex-
icabie by the fact that much # the goods per-
mitted to remain unpacked before transportation
The Druid picnic at Lake Elmo yesterday was a
great success. Between four aud five hundred men,
women and children were present, and the best OF
order maintained. The Great Western band
furnished the music. With boating, bathing, swing
ing and other amusements, the day passed off to the
enjoyment of everyone Great credit is due the com
mttee having the picnic in charge for their thought
fulness in providing for the pleasure of the party.
1t is extremely seldom that ladies are insulted
upon the streets in this city. In that respect st
I Paul affords example worthy Of emulation Abou
$3.50 O'Clock last night, however, Mrs G. shandreI
was grossly insulted while crossing the intersection
of Cedar and Eleventh streets, by drunken brute
| in the shape of a man. Complaint was immediatel!
| lodged at police headquarters, when Capt. Clark
Detective Bresett, and Sergt. Walsh went on tn.
scout. man was found by the last officer sitting
on the steps in Wagner's saloon, corner of Rober
and Twelfth streets, who was locked up, aod was at
terward fully identified by Mrs. shandrew her in
suffer. The whole business of offence and arrest oc
| CURED within an hour.