Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-10
CITY GLoBULEs.
Bathing train to Lake Elmo tonight.

Bathing train to Lake Elmo tonight.
The usual Saturday Rice park concert to-
night.
The laborers payable under the estimates for
city Improvements under contract will be paid
to-day at the city treasury.
Dulkewitz, the forger Of the government
transit order, was before Commissioner Cardozo
yesterday. He asked for continuation till
to-day. which was granted.
He hailed from Minneapolis. and was ':lim-
Der drunk" to quote Patrolman Gibbons, who
arrested him. He locked up for while
and then pointed on his way to the Falls where
it is to be hoped he will sober up sufficiently to
vote early and often for W. D.
Judging from the immense assemblage o.
Bridge Square last evening, listening to the
singing and the eloquence of the expounder of
the virtues of the Yerba Buena bitters, and the
quick sale of bottle after bottle, it is to be in
ferred that the general opinion of the audience
was decidedly favorable to the article in ques-
ton.
The mansard roof of the Opera House is
being repaired. Yesterday afternoon one of
the workmen employed thereon dropped ham
mer which lighted upon one OF the lamps in
front of the door. SCATTERING its porcelain cap
into Thousand fragments. 1t was lucky that
the head of some foot passenger did not re-
receive the blow.
There will be divine service at the Temple
of the Mount Zion Hebrew congregation this
Sabbath morning at $3.50 A. NJ. Rev. j..
Wethsler the newly elected Rubbi, will deliver
his inaugural sermon on that occasion In the
English language. All Israelites, whether
members or not, as well as all citizens general
| ly. are cordially invited to attend.
| Patrolman Nugent, the boss hunter of disap-
pearng girls, went out to White Bear Lake
Yesterday and brought back Nellie Carr, where
! she was nestly at work as a waitress in one
| eff the hotels there. It is claimed that
great injustice was dine the girl by the story
furnished and Infatuated by her own kindred
when her disappearance was notified to the
police.
The shoot to-day at the grounds of the Sports
mems club will be one of unusual interest, Mr.
Beaupre having challenged Mr.. Baldwin. the
holder of the clubs champion prize which the
latter has held for some two Year,. Mr.. Bald
win also holds the State champion badge, and
hence great interest attaches to the result OF
| to-day s match. The shooting will commence
4 OF 3 z. NJ.
special meeting of the German society was
held last evening in the Athanshu,, Jacob
! Manner the president occupying the chair.
delegation OF turner's was algo in attend
anees In a few well selected sentences, the
president announced the death of Hon. j. G
Betz, whereepou series of appropriate resolu
items was adopted, and copy thereof directed
to be furni he'd to the family OF the deceaRed
On Thursday last, TIVE small. boys kindled
fire between two piles of lumber in MUNICH
yard on st. Peter street, which was fortunatel,
| eatin9uished by passing gentleman. No ma
terial damage occurred, but the affair mig h
have been disastrous in the extreme. as the
yard is situated in most dangerous fre-trap
surrounded as it is, by a number Of old Woode
buildings that would burn as East as so much
finder.
A triangular dispute occurred yesterda
morning, wherein negro whitewasher name
Fisher, Webb, the livery stable keeper, an
Quinby, the carriage dealer, were at the points
, Fisher owed Webb for horse hire, so the latte
put wagon, the property of Quinby, VIII
hired it to Fisher, in the cellar. The WACO
being dnearthed develored the pecuniary rels
) tinnships Of the three, which were amicably SCI
, tied, without lawsuit. through the interven
| tion OF Chief Weber.
The Chicago and Milwaukee visitors who vi.
tied Bismarck during the week were in the cit
= yesterday and were driven about the city an
shown points of interest by a few Of our cit
a superb lunch was spread and an hour ve1
3 pleasantly passed. Nearly all Of then. RENAME
in the city last night and all leave f,
a their homes to-day. They expressed themselv,
as delighted with st. Paul.
: An aged, drunken cripple furnished st. Pet
street with its sensation yesterday afternoo
After being elected from one or two stores |
: landed in j. j. Schiller'a shoenaking establis
ment, where he hung around slept and othe
:, wise carried on to the immense fear of tt
!. women in the house. AS he stepped out,
pocketed pair of spectacles, which we
; wrested from him after much ado and he w
r handed over to tie police. He was finally SCI
IL to Farbault, whence he hailed.
n The funeral of the late Hon. John G. Be
9 will occur at o'clock this afternoon, from h
late residence SO Gondhue street. and not at
P. NJ, as announced yesterday, a postponeme
of two hours having been directed to wait Il
arrival of the deceased's sons from Louisvill
G, Ky. The ceremony will be under the auspic
of the German society and the Turner'S,
,, which the decedent was distinguished meI
Der. The Great Western band will be in 6
IL ter dance, and the funeral grafton will be d
n livered by Hon A. Wolff, editor of the Vozl
zettung.