Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-07
CRY GLoBULEs.

The river yesterday marked a derth Of four
feet.
The diamond 10 leaves at 1OA. N. to-mor-
row.
Great Western band concert at Grotes this
evening.
Officer Mitchell yesterday impounded four
teen horses and colts.
and will depart at noon.
Two dead DRINKS were brought into the city
hall last night by the police.
Two car loads of Hoosiers will visit st. Paul
some time during the present month.
The laborers on the Rice street sewer were
yesterday paid at the scene of their work.
The Tivoli, on Bridge square, will be enliy-
ened this evening by concert by the Great
Western band.
DR., Murphy YVES tailed by telegram yester-
day to proceed to Delano to attend upon man
smashed up by the cars running over him.
That display of rowdyism at Minnehaha did
not occur at Donnelly's Minnehaha hotel, but
at the hotel about quarter Of a ih5Je further
down the river
Blue ribbons are making their appearance on
the lappels of the coats of the young men of
st. Paul to an extent sufficient to seriously
alarm the saloonatics.
Mrs. E. Witcher Of Eighth street, will be re-
moved 70 et Peter this morning. The unfor-
tunate lady has become completely deranged
and is raving maniac.
Fred Stevens pupil of the High school, De,
sires it to be understood that he ID not the one
of the same narss who was arraigned in the
n,nnitalfSai court on Monday
Herman Trucking said he was not very
drunk, he only drank two glasses of beer. but
he was sick and the beer did not agree with
him. He paid Sl.S5 fer his sickness.
Among ether societies auxiliary to the Amer
lean Bible society recognized at tie last stated
meeting of the board o1 managers held at New
York August L. is the Minnesota Bible society
ct tits city.
regular monthly meeting Of the Fire De-
partment Benevolent association was held last
evening in the parlor Of the hook and ladder
house, at which nothing but the general routine
business was transacted.
A wedding ceremony took place yesterday at
Assumption church, in which iii. Charles Fl.
Schliek and Miss lizzie Botaet were the con-
tracing parties Tie bride and groom departed
on the 7:ao z. NJ. train for the East
A Bohemian, residing IN the western part of
the city, was complaining yesterday that his
house had been entered by three tramps and
despoiled of s1e IN money, but, beyond that,
no further particulars could be cleaned.
The Baptist Sunday school picnic goes to
Lake Elmo tomorrow (Thursday), not to White
Bear, as was announced in an unreliable news
paper. Tickets can be procured of D. u. Mer-
rlll, e. Treasure. j. p. Alien, Or Griggs Il Co.
Rictsaru Lewis, the colored rough who at
tempted to stab man on the train and knock
ed the prosecuting witness down as he was be-
ing conveyed to the city hall, was given forty
days hard labor by Judge O'Brien yesterday
morning.
The arntai report of the board of directors
OF the aims house and hospital for the year end
ing July 81. shows a total expenditure of SlS.-
$3.50, which is 2,274. 38 less than the previous
year. The receipts, in cash and goods have
amounted to $36lO.64
At about midnight cry Of police and stop
thief was raised at the end Of the bridge near
Crete saloon, and a man ran tearing up Wa
bashaw street to Fifth street like streak of
lightning, distancing his pursuers, and was
lost to sight near the Windsor.
State Superintendent Rn:t opens an institute
at North Bradoh ON Monday which will con-
tsnue for week. He will be assisted by Prof.
y. j. Gray, of st. Cloud Normal school, Isanti
and Chisago counties will unite to make this a
most interesting and profitable meeting for
teachers.
The ladies are bound to have some of the
fun. In place Of the regular mixed swimming
train to Lake Elmo to-day, a ladies' swimming
train will be run, leaving ST. Paul at 3;45 P.
NJ, and returning to the csty at 7:40. Gentle
men unaccompanied by ladies will not be per
mitted on the train.
The grocery store of Thomas Mccormick.
corner Of Rice street and Summit avenue. was
| attempted to be burglariously entered night
before last by breaking in window on the
ground floor. The clerk, who was asleep on
the floor above, gave the alarm and thus pre-
vented robbery.
The little fracas at the depot at the foot of
jackson street arising from drunken man ac-
| cuslng another drunken man of robbing him,
was adjusted by sending one man off home to
Bloomington and the other to Milwaukee, but
| as the Milwaukee man was the cause of the
disturbance he was mulcted in the costs, 1915.
sharp, ringing rap on the lamp post near
the American House about half-past - this
morning, brought the police to the spot. when
soldier complained that man had drawn a
| revolver on him and tried to shoot him. The
police, seeing man running up the street at a
rapid rate, pursued, but were unable to come
up with the fugitive.
The removal of the military headquarters
back to this city Is only a question of a very
short time, the decision resting with the sec
rotary of war. which is understood to he on.
IN f1,n m.
stated to GLOBE reporter last evening that he
expected to receive the order for the removal
within the next forty EIGHT hours
There were fled yesterday in the Office of the
secretary of state the articles Of incorporation
of the Minneapolis, ST. Cloud e. Sank Rapids
railway. A full list of the incorporators will
De found in the Minneapolis news of this issue.
but 1t may be incidentally mentioned that the
organization now completed is the result of
legislation accomplished by Hon. G. A. Gill
man, of st. Cloud, in 1867. Surveyors are
already out locating the road, and it is an as
snred fact that the terminus will be in this
city.
Commissioners Cardozo snappishly informed
reporter of the GLOBE last evening that he
didn't want reporters sticking their noses into
his otflce-that nothing of public interest
came before him yesterday. The reporter.
knowing that Cardozo was no Judge Of what
constituted matters of public interest, applied
to federal official who is not churl by nature
and education, and learned that Robert Glass.
who was brought from Brainerd on the charge
OF selling liquor to the Indians, had been held
by Cardozo to appear for trial at the October
term of the United States district court.
Messrs. G. F. Miller, of Dundas, and Seth II.
kenney, of Morristown, were in the city yester-
day and visited the fair grounds, where they
selected a location for building in which they
Will exhibit the process of making sugar from
the new amber cane. They exhibited several
specimens of sugar manufactured last year.
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