Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-05
CITY GLOBULES.

The sun rose at 6:03, and sets at 5:34 to-day.
The Republicans hold their primaries to-day.
Emigrants from Canada for Manitoba, are
passing through the city daily in large num-
bers.
Pat Kelly in last night on general
principles for general cussedness, by Detective
Bresett.
The city treasurer reports $403.41 as the
amount of interest received ON city deposits
during the month of September.
Mr. Ben Woodmansee, the we'll known driver
ans trainer at Anoka, has secured the St. Paul
driving park, and will take possession Monday
or Tuesday next.
Governor Pillsbury received a contribution
of 1874, yesterday, to the yellow fever fund,
from F. Fl. Fellows, of Lanesboro. The same
being the proceeds of an entertainment given
at that place.
1t is contemplated calling special session
of the council this week, to pass on the Jack
son pavement contract, so that work can be
commenced at once and be expeditiously
rushed to a completion.
Manager Farley. of the st. Paul &
Pacific railroad, has fifty and gravel
train at work removing the bluff near the
mississippi street.crossing, in preparation for a.
new round house and much needed side tracks.
couple of tramps yesterday afternoon
made a thorough overhauling in several of the
cottages near Stahlman's brewery. They were
fortunately discovered before they had gotten
together any plumber, and were given chase.
but they made good their escape.
The sixth annual geological report of Ram
sey county has been mpiated, and is on file in
o..
tor will be furnished, to-day with 500 comics
for general distribution. The report is pub
llshed In neat pamphlet form. 20 pages and
has complete geological and Typographical
map, combined, of the county.
drunken U. s. soldier made himself lively
on Third street last night. At safe distance
from the Indian enemy he disturbed the atmos
phere with loud, derisive imitation of the war
whoop, and wound up with a gallant attack
upon Frank Werner's saloon windows. He was
cautioned that rampaging didn't nav in civil
lied communities. and was allowed to depart
Chief Weber had an application for assist
ance yesterday. The applicant was a Mrs.
Phillips, whose husband is making seven wears,
time In tie penitentiary forrape. She has two
children in the orphan asylum and is herself
both sick and destitute. She sought means to
get to her family in New York, and the chief
succeeded in getting her passes as far as Cleye-
land O.
The State treasurer purchased, yesterday.
814.OO0 worth of Missouri State bonds for the
school fund. This gives a total to date of
S2320O0 of bond purchases made from the
revenue derived from the sale of school lands.
on1'eo states bonds IN amount $4,000 were
purchased yesterday for the internal improve
ment land fund, making total to date for
the year, of $4,000.
Two cyprians, belonging to Swede Annie,s
called on Chief Weber to report that some
miserable wretch had insnlted them on tho
streets with vile epithets. Shortly thereafter.
the chief called in one of the officers and said
You tell Pat Kelly, loafng around Woods
corner, that if he interferes with or molests
any woman on the streets again, I will have
him run In"
The GLOBES suggestions in all respects are
being carried out in the new wing of the can
itoi. Additional stringers and supports have
oeen put IN, and thorough bracing of all nm
certain aud unsafe parts have been made and
strengthened. SO far as the snecifcat;nns
would allow. the structure has been altered 20
as to make 1t comparatively safe. For this do
we print paper, to subserve the interests of
the people.
The insane asylum middle has been turned
over to Public Examiner Knox. to brine orcer
out of the Rev. Mr.. Kerr's peculiar system If
bookkeeping. At the suggestion Of the com
mlttee, which has been diligently inonir;ner
into the irregularites,'' Gov. Pillsbnry cnn.
summated the transfer of accounts. etc To
Mr. Knox, Yesterday. AS vet, the books have
not been taken up. but Mr. Knox contemniatas
the undertaking of the investigation at Tho
very earliest practical moment.
We learn from Manager Farley that the
graders on the st. Vincent extension are within
less than SIX miles of Pembina. and the +racL
layers within about twenty-five miles. Re-
ports from the Pembina branch of the Cav.
dian Pacific are that that company Is eonali.,
advanced with its work. and at the rate +ba
work is progressing on both lines. f. 10 c.1on
lated the junction will he effected at ST. Yin
cent on or before the Goth inst, giving con.
t1nnons rail communication between ST. P,ni
and Fort Garry. W. "u'
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock Frank
kanhat, lead man from the flats, tried to In
troduce bit of Frisco hoodlumism into +b;s
city. He went into the Chinese laundry in
Rogers block. and passed the edict echo
Chinese must go'' Alice samee Cb;n,ra one
wanted TO stay. but Karhat would have nnr,a
of it. He pitched into John in a wav he n das
p, s John rushed frantically out. and SEEING
Officer Baer: made voluble comp plant in pioeon,,
English The officer went into the wasbae
shop. and succeeding after considerable musc,,l
lar effort IN getting Kanhat into the station
Charlotte Tho,nnson,.