Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-30
CITY GLOBULBS.

Gas has been run into No. engine house.
The Bohemian society, SloYanska Lipa, is
| preparing theatrical entertainment for the
evening of October 18th, at the Athenaum.
An accident in our press-1oom after portion
of the Sunday edition of the GLOBE had been
printed delayed the remainder of our edition
| nearly two hours.
The Vo7kszeitung, the only daily newspaper
| in the German language in the State, an
nounced in its yesterdays edition that here
after it's publication as a daily would stop.
| However, it will continue in the field of spe-
cial journalism as weekly paper.
A party of $40 emigrants from the Province
| of Ontario, Canada, passed through the city
yesterday en- route for the far away Little Sas-
katchewan country. These emigrants We're
evidently Of the better class of citizens of the
country left, of English and Scotch descent,
| and were evidently possessed of considerable
means.
From Geo. P. Smith, who returned from
Zambrota yesterday, we learn that the fair and
races at thai place were fairly successful, not
withstanding the unfavorable weather. Satur.
day there was a fine contest of speed between
Foxie v, Charley Champ, (now handled by Mr.
Smithl and Lima the latter winning. The
horsemen will be at Menomonie, Wis, this
week.
The Pioneer Press man announces with much
gusto that he visited Maud Murdoch and sue
ceeded in inducing her to return to her life OF
shame instead of pursuing the new career
which she at one time resolved upon. While
| no one doubts the truth of his statement, the
general view is that the public boast of the
Pioneer Press man was in bad TASTE especiall,
for the Sunday issue.
| We learn that some Of the horsemen of Rec
Wing, Minneapolis and st. Paul are agitatine
the subject of a tri-city trotting circuit tc
come off during the month of october. The
proposition finding favor with the movers il
this enterprise, is for a two days meeting al
each place, commencing at Red Wing with
| trotting in the ESQ and 235 classes the first
day, and in the 2:40 and free for all the second
| day There are a large number of horses elig
| IDLE to these classes in this and adjoining
States, and with the circuit arranged no reason
presents itself why the different meetings
should not prove both interesting and paying
Parties visiting the Merchants yesterday anc
keeping their eyes open would notice as fine
lay out of game as is often seen. There was
large pelican with bill over fourteen inches
long a crane, twenty-three wild geese owe
two hundred ducks, and great number O.
prairie chicken, snipe, etc. The 'slay out" wa
tae lolhs work OF Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas Brown
of Milwaukee,; DR.. and Mrs. Ehle, of Fari
bault; Miss Robinson, Of Faribault; Mis-
Kline, Of S. Paul Mr.. E. G. Ault of Dundas
Frank Architald, Of Dundas, and Hon. j. NJ
Archibald, of st. Paul. who left here a weel
ago to-day and spent the week in hunting il
the vicinity Of Norris, on the st. Paul g. Pacific
1t is hardly necessary to say the party returned
thoroughly delighted with their week o
sport, and propose to repeat the experiment a
the first favorable opportunity. Some of tn
ladies developed into regular DIR. Carvers dur
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