Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-29

and Moose rivers in the northern part of the
state, and from reports, it ID believed, large
portion of the logs and ties cut the past winter
In the several sections alluded to, will remain
on the banks till another season.
The advantages of advertising in the GLOBE
were never more clearly demonstrated than last
night. A lady left an advertisement yesterday
for insertion in this mornings GLOBE, stating
the loss of q pocket-book. A GLOBE reporter
was at the police station last night, when .
Scandinavian was brought in, with the identical
pocket-book in his possession, he having
found it. Thus, the property was traced before
the advertisement appeared. So much for the
GLOBES enterprise and circulation.
Last evening Officer Claus saw man lay
predatory fingers upon keg of beer, the
property of Fritz Lehman, saloon keeper on
st. Peter street, near Exchange. The amateur
beer peddler, an Irishman by the way, made off
with his treasure trove, and, the officer giving
chase, the key was dropped. But, even thus
lightened, the would-be guzzler Of free beer,
was no match for the policeman in speed, and
was run down on College avenue, and escorted
to the police station, where Claus politely babe
him 'Gesundheit'' in Swedish.
Chief of Police Kings notification to land
lords to cease renting their premises to loose
women has already commenced to work. If
this order is carried out in it's entirety, only
two houses will be left untouched, as they are
owned by the parties running them. But, here
comes the question, won't they drive roaring
trade? Again, it is asserted that, when the
boots are on the right feet, some corns will be
sorely pinched that but few would think would
be panied. The order is good. 'Hew to the
line, and let the chips fall where they will
James Daley, half breed one of the Car
ver's cave tramps, was sent to the city hospital
yesterday by the order of Judge Flint. On the
occasion of the arrest, this man, most deplor-
able looking nondescript, was the evident butt
for the miserable jests of the ribald crowd.
Daley says that on Wednesday he called at q
house in this city and asked for food. He was
given piece of bread, which, as he says, was
dtsgged with violent purgatiye. Daley
evinced the symptoms of a generally starved
condition, which was not noticeable in the
others.
A chirrupy four-year-old, named frankie
Miller, residing on St. Peter street with his
noon from death or severe injury. The young
ster, in his play, was running across st. Peter
street, and plucked q handful of hay from the
rear of a passing load. At the moment, q
buggy, occupied by two men, came along at a
lively pace the horse knocking the child down
and one fore wheel passed over his neck.
Strange to say, frankie never received even q
scratch, and proceeded with his sport, though
somewhat frightened for a few moments.
In the GLOBES account of the arrest
of Jennie Green on Sunday night
there were some expressions used
which might be misconstrued as rejecting upor
the American House. The proprietors of the
hotel was in no wise responsible for the rob
berry. On the contrary, the prompt action OF
the people of the house in at once notifying
the police of the plundering, and the facilities
they afforded in the arrest and examination Of
the supposed thief were all that are commend
able. In these days, too, the hotel keeper car
hardly be held responsible for the characters Of
These facts are now mentioned, as they failed
in being developed in the municipal
court, in consequence of the prisoners waving
an examination.