Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-28
CITY GLOBULES.

Sheriff King is having lot of trees planted |
in the court house yard
The Secretary OF State is busily engaged in
sending out blanks for the approaching cleo |
ton.
Andrew Nelson, Scandinavian, was brought |
into the lookup by Officer DeCorsey. He was
found in state bordering on a helpless drunk,
on Seventh street, about o'clock.
There are confined in jail thirty men and
three females The alleged crimes for which
they have been incarcerated vary from assault
up to murder; and from larceny to robbery and
burglary.
A collection on behalf of the afflicted people
of the South from yellow fever, will be made
tomorrow evening at the Colored Baptist Pill
grim Church, and at the African Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Supt. Burt will hold teachers institute at
Caledonia, Houston county, commencing next
Tuesday. The institute will be conducted by
Prof Boutelle, of WiEona, and Supt. John
Brady, of Fillmore county, and will continue
two weeks.
We learn that the Rev. L. G. Barnes, from
New Hampshire, who has been spending sew
eral days in st. Paul, will preach morning and
evening at the Baptist church The same gen
tleman occupied this last abbath, to
the profit of the large congregation worshiping
there
There are some premises on Fort street so
dilapidated that owners Of the adjoining prop
Ell tv cannot find tenants 1t seems strange that
any property owner will allow u house to so to
ruin, fence to be uprooted, ETC., when few
dollars would add to the value of the property
hundreds of dollars.
Governor Pillsbury has received the follow
| ing additional contributions in aid of the suf-
| ferers from yellow fever: e. r.. Mort, of st.
Peter, contribution of Methodist church, $3.50;
contribution of Swede Lutheran, church, 81 30;
contribution of Presbyterian church and Sun
day school, $2l.47. Total, s3l.37.
The appointment of the Rev. J. F. Chaffee
to the Jackson Street church in st. Paul by the
late conference gives general satisfaction in
and out of the Methodist Episcopal church;
! Rev. Chaffee is a resident OF minneapolis, and
has for several years been presiding elder of
the Wlnona district. He is about the only
! Minneapolis man we care to capture.
The board OF education has had placed in
their room handsome railing and propose
completing the job by erecting president
stand, arrangements to herd the inspectors and
reporters togethertgoats and sheep and other
| wise fixing up the room in shlp-shape and as
sembly style. The work is being done I'M
der Inspector BenZ's supervision.
CITY Treasurer REM served notice, Yesterday
to property owners to come forward and pay
their assessment for the construction of the
Sixth street sewer, between Cedar and Wa
bashaw streets Notices We're also given va
riOus property owners to pay up their assess
ment for the sidewalks constructed and to b.
laid under the Henry Jenson contract.
Yesterday morning about IL o'clock show
case sign belonging to the new hat store in The
Odd Fellows block (Ramaly & Frank wal
,, blown against the window OF Henry's barber
shop. and made sad havoc with the handsom
and expensive plate glass. The show case, val
ucd at 50, also wreck. To replace tn
window pane with one equally good will cos
| the small amount of 800, thereabouts.
. Chief Weber went out to Richfeld on mis-
sion of mercy, as well as, in strict sense, duty
He was requested by the firm of Hanauer
Lichtenaur & Co.. Nos. 1OS and ITO East Thir'
street, to take in custody and bring to thi
city, one of the house. Mr.. Hanauer, who
> while on a business tour had been seized will
sudden mental attack, which rendered hin
J. unfit to care for himself, and even at time
violent, SO reported. The chief left yesterda
Q afternoon.
At no former period in the histary of st. Pau
i have there been SO many evidences of substar
; tial growth and prosperity. The demand fC
3 houses by newcomers far exceeds that of an
9 April we have ever known, and April general
r is the month of all the year for renting house.
0 Every man you meet speaks cheerfully of bus
, ness improvement, and the tone of confidenc
> is such as strikes every one as the certain ev
= dence of revival not only in st. Paul but a.
~ over cur State
: The saloon on Seventh street kept by john
a Winker the scene of the solitary hIlarit
y of MIR. Kennedy: from Hamilton, yesterda
y about 8 clock. He took in the booze with
= great reliance in his capacity, or a firm beli
in its barmlessness. He went through IL
grades of drunkenness-a smile, drink,
shorter, set-'em-up, jocoseness, generosity an
n fight. At this latter stage Of the progress, OF
: GERS Bruso and DE Corsey came along. NJ
Kennedy was equal to the care of a platoon
L police. He matched his powers and whisl
" against the two, and was brought to quiescel
:, state in the lookup.