Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
CRY GLoBULEs.

no olduouO 10 dIllVcu AoSp 0SCuAuSS
and will leave at ~ NJ. to-day.
CRY GLoBULEs.
The Liederkranz will picnic Sunday at
Shades park.
Under temporary pressure, old wheat yester-
day went mp to S1.09.
The roof of No. engine house has received
its new coat of paint.
The lawful slaughter of prairie chickens
commences this morning.
Air. Watkins, the fish man, has planted TO-,
700 Young trout in Belle creek, Goodhue
county.
The brick work of the st. Peter sewer will be
completed this week from Exchange to Tenth |
streets.
Everybody can shoot prairie chickens to-day |
without +, airing an arrest. as has been the case
during the past two weeks.
new and hand< omely decorated hre-proof
safe was placed yesterday in the offices of the
st. Paul Sioux City railroad.
a large number of citizens of Sioux City will
have an excursion to-day over the Sioux City
road and branch. to Sioux Falls.
The Objectionable asbestos" window caps
OF the ground floor of the capitol extension
were yesterday placed in position.
The executive board of the State Agricultu-
raj society holds business meeting this morn
ing, at 10 o'clock at the Metropolitan.
The Kansas City express on the st. Paul i
Sioux City road went out yesterday afternoon
with two passenger coaches and two sleepers.
Last year ''old Thaumaturgus'' managed the
State fair" This year Young THAI. is manug-
ing the thing, ond he is beating the old man
bad.
The game of base ball between the Merchants
and Metropolitan hotel walters resulted in a
score of seven to two in favor of Col. Aliens
club.
There will be shipped to-day from the stock
yards to Ia CO. D. T., car load of pure bred
short horns, which constitute almost perfect
! pictures.
| United States Senators Mcmillan and VIM
dom were fitting about the postofice corridor
| yesterday, the place that will soon know them
and theirs no more for ever.
An intoxicated woman locked up yester-
day afternoon, having been captured in the
| Sixth ward At o'clock last night she had
not slept off her drunken stupor.
| The paving of jackson street will commence
during the latter part of next week. The
present waiting is only for the steam engine
and saw, where@ith to cut up the lumber into
blocks.
The bold riders" pack of greyhounds re.
ceiyed a valuable and important addition to
ITS numbers last night, in the shape of a litter
OF eight puppies, which regular blue
bloous.
Horace Thompson, H. z. Upham, and a nun
Der OF other gentlemen left yesterday after
noon by the st. Paul g. Sioux City, to take
advantage OF the opening OF the chicken shoot.
ing season.
Every sportsman in st. paul-and there are
myriads of them-has been busy for some days
in carefully feeding his gun and oiling his dog
In anticipation of to-day, when chicken shoot
ing legally commences.
Aid. Grace is no longer acting mayor, in
which capacity he has acted since last Monday
during the sickness of Aid. Rhodes. the presi
dent OF the common council, and the absence
OF Mayor Dawson, who returned YESTERDAY,
AS Will be seen 10y the kilograms to tine
GLOBE, MIR. Charles Weber. of this city. was
yesterday elected one of the board of trustees
of the National Grove of the Ancient United
Order OF Drulas, III session at Indianapolis.
The ladies, swimming train to Lake Elmo
starts this afternoon at 3:45 o'clock, and re
turns to the city at 7:i0. The arrangements n
the lake Tor an enjoyable time are perfect, anC
we have no doubt ali who go Will be greatl,
pleased.
Unless the matter goes to the supreme court
the long contested title of Joseph Lick to tn,
, little real estate left by the murdered Mrs
LICK, was settled yesterday by Judge Wilkil
hilng decision denying new trial of the SUI
concerning the premises.
Ole Benson, sentenced in Dodge county o,
Oct. 3, 1877, to one year in the penitentiary TO
assault with intent to do great bodily harm
, was yesterday restored ly Gov. Plllsbury t
tut citizenship, the convict having served hi
term, less good time
Gen. r. w. Johnson, of st. Poul, will, in &C
cordance with long previous promise, delive
his we'll known lecture on Memories of tin
i, War, at White Bear, TO morrow evening. ut tn
Presbyterian church, for the benefit of tn
organ fund of said church.
| There were two car loads of fine farm horse
at the stock yards yesterday, among them bein
: magnificent, imported, pure bred, grey Nol
!. man stallion OF great beauty, duclllty an
I to-day to Fishers Landing and Ctovkston.
. The sale of tickets to the lecture to be de
= llvered next Tuesday at the Opera house, b
/ Rev. j. P. Newman, has thus far been very e.,
coaraslng. The reputation OF the gentlema
g as a lecturer Is second to none III the couu1r,
and lie will, no doubt, attract "a large aud.eI &C
e Alderman MCCARTHY received a note yeste
e day from his farmer in charge of his Steven
: county farm, stating that he had fnishe
D threshing The wheat crop, and that the yieI
was 7,o1z bushels. or about twenty-five busne
i 10 the acre OF No. wheat. And vet Jerry
. not proud.
Grotess Tivoli was extensively patronize
Y last night on the occasion OF the weekly conce
II there by the Great Western band, q large nun
y Der Ut ladies being in attendance. IL wOuI
seem us II each successive appearance of TT
band III pubic added fresh lustre to the Iaure
already Won.
j. z. Bligh, of this city, is about to subm
his patent envelope for transmitting mercant,
: samples by mail TO the postoffice authorities ;
Washington. 1t IS quite an ingenious affai
and MIR. Bllgh, like Col. Sellers, thinks There
mllions i'll II. The envelope will be exhiblte
: at the State fair.
n Herbert Rose, of Duluth, was yesterda
" brought to this city and lodged in Jail. havin
: been examined for selling whisky to Indiar
) by United States Commissioner j. R. Corey, ,
Altkln county, who had committed him, in d,
! fault of bail, until the October term of til
United States district court.
! A report is current on the streets that til
: Hon. James g. Blaine has sent his regrets
Col King, and stating thatowing to the polit
zeal campaign in Maine it will be impossibI
, Tor him to be at Minneapolis and deliver tn
address, as he had intended. This will be
disappointment to many others than Col King