Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-16
CITY GIOBULES.


lot box crookedness in J. G. Mccarthy or Sam
uel Deering.
Mike Hoar, the soldier who fell over the bluff |
on Friday night, was yesterday conveyed to
Fort Smelling from the city hospital.
line Of listners fringed the McQuillan
block last evening on it's Wabashaw street side
to hear the rehearsal of the Great Western
band.
Three voluntary petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Yesterday in the United States district
court, all from residents Of Marshall. Lyon
county.
There is very bad piece of sidewalk in front
Of No. Is East Third street. If immediate re-
pairs are not made, the chances are nine to one
the city will have bill of damages to pay.
The Minnesota Colonization society yester-
day filed in the secretary of states office an
amendment to it's articles of incorporation, re-
lative to the voting privileges OF It's stock
holders.
The complaint against Patrick Kelly for vag-
rancy has been withdrawn, and the charge has
been dismissed; but if Patrick has any regard
for himself he had better cease being pard OF
Johnny Cook.
The stone masons have commenced put
ting the cut stone blocks in place which are to
form the front of the additional story being
put upon the Beaup-e block, Nos. 20 and 81
East Third street.
Jack Nelson was yesterday acquitted be-
fore Commissioner Cardoza of selling liquor
to Indians up in Aiken county. When the red
skins were put upon the stand, they utterly
failed to substantiate the charge.
The contest for the school inspectorship Of
the Second ward, was argued and submitted
yesterday in the Supreme court. If the argu-
ments Of the contestants counsel are to be be-
lieved. it would appear that st. Paul has no
school board at all.
Immigrants still pour through the city on
their way to the great prairies, and horses are
shipped through nearly every day. Yesterday
seventeen horses from Rochester, were sent on
to Fargo. thirteen from Guelph to Manitoba,
and fifteen from Wabashaw county to Fargo.
The marriage last evening Of Mr.. VIM. Ban
holzer to Miss Lizzie Zoos was made the occa-
sion of much rejoicing among the numerous
friends of the groom and bride. Among other
presents were a pair of medals from the State
Agricultural society to the groom being the
premiums awarded for his beer.
Dillon O'Brien, who has been working up the
Catholic colony in Murray county, is in the
city just from the colony location. The colony
has been named "Avoca," from the Vale Of
Avoca, in old Ireland, and settlers upon it's
lands are arriving daily and settling down to
the work Of making themselves homes.
The Stock Breeders are in quandary. A
meeting of the association was called for the
GOTH His majesty the Minneapolis autocrat,
issued his edict summoning his vassals to as
semble in council on the 18th, and his prime
minister and factotum Woodmansee, says the
meeting was set for the 18th, hence the dilem-
ma.
Some quick work is being done on the Mer-
chants Hotel addition. On the 18th of March
workmen commenced tearing down the old
structure, since which the demolition has been
completed, the excavation for basement en-
larged and deepened, and new addition built
up five stories in height, ready for the cornice
and roof.
postal card received yesterday by Mr.. H.
A. Timme from Mr.. John Filtz, announced the
arrival Of himself, associates and outfit at Nor
ris, safe and sound and in good spirits after
their journey of two weeks. The party were
to continue their journey without delay to Big
Stone county, where they propose to locate and
occupy some of the rich land of that section.
Chief Engineer Strong yesterday received
sets of hose couplings from Chief Engineer
Bracket, of Minneapolis, the same being an
can be reel procally used. This, however, will
not enable the suction hose of the two cities to
be mutually available For that purpose, grad
uated couplings must be introduced, and the
sooner the better.
Some members of the stock breeders associ-
ntion think they can ''smell MICE in the
conflicting notices Of the meeting at which the
$4,000 promise to pay bride of the little show
man was discussed. The doubling members
when they get together will want omething
more tangible than promises before they con-
sent to play catch performers in front of the
King side show.
Under the resolution proposed ut the last
meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce by Mr.
McClung, the following gentlemen have been
appointed committee to inquire into the
measures necessary to construct q boom fol-
logs in this city, and otherwise to encourage
the manufacture of lumber in st. Paul: J. w
McClung, J. s. Prince, George H. Warren D.
McCalne and q. s. Ullne.
The testimony in the matter of the State
Historical society was yesterday concluded be-
fore the referee, Judge Young. There was not
the slightest particle of evidence adduced tt
show that any leaves were missing from The
minute books of the society. Any assertions
to that effect are the purest fabricatiors. Tn,
case will probably be argued before the su
preme court at early date.
There was a heap of fun last evening for tn
small boys around the corner of Ninth ant
Wabashaw Streets the occasion being the arres
of Mrs. Kauterman, who hopelessl,
drunk that she had to be placed in a blanket il
order to convey her to the police station. A
the woman weighs in the neighborhood of 30(
pounds, she formed quite a lively load for fou
men, who rejoiced when they deposited her up
on the floor of the cell. Though the small
boys enjoyed the scene it was painfully revolt
inc to older spectators.
The local press of the State are beginning t.
recognize and acknowledge the fact that st
Paul has the only reliable weather prophet
our own Kellogg. The Lanesboro Journal says
1.-The st. Paul weather prophet, Kellogg, wa
not far out of the way in his predictions fO
the MONTH And the Red Wing Republican
adds this enthusiastic endorsements: ''We shall
never laugh at the St. Paul prophet again
True the frost set for May LIST arrived a it'll
off schedule time, and it wasn't much to speal
of, but it establishes Kellogg as the peer O.
lice, of st. Louis and Denham of st. Peter
From Paris to Rome was quite as interesting
as from New York to London. It can be sale
of these entertainments that they are all that
is claimed for them and more. The statuary
pictures exquisite and so are all the rest
To-night-the third night-it is claimed is tn,
best of the SERIES The entertainments ia in
structive, attractive-and cheap. There is only
one fault to find, the lecturer should be little
more careful of his pronunciation. He might
be excused for calling Versailles, Virsails; bou
levards, bullyvars; Rue roo; but to call Mont
Blanc mount blank is too absurd even i'm on.
making no pretentions to scholarship.
j. Young was guest at the famous 'sWiIc
Hunter hestelry. Some little time ago he de
parted by the St. Paul & Pacific railroad, leay
ing trunk and sack of valuable clothing
r,
runner for the Wild Hunter, with instruc
lions to forward to him when he sent for them