Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-18
CITY GLOBULEs.
The Rice park concerts commence to-day.
Two DRINKS comprised last nights arrests

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The Rlce park concerts commence to-day.
Two DRINKS comprised last nights arrests.
The river was on a stand yesterday at four
feet two inches.
That st. Peter sand heap was undergoing re-
moval yesterday.
The usual we ekly term Of the district court
convenes to-day at 10 "A. N.
Wabashaw street depressions are undergoing
leyeling up with gravel.
The physician of H. s. Finn declares the be-
lief that the latter will recover.
The rain last evening good as far it
went, but it did not go quite far enough.
VIM. Dorse, having removed the nuisance he
committed, has been discharged by the NUM-
cipal court
Bernard Young laboring under two indict-
ments for criminal assaults, will plead to day
the district court
The case now on;trial in the district court,
Adam Rau VS.. N. P. Langford, is expected to
continue until noon to-day.
The testimony in the natter of the Historical
society, now pending in the supreme court, was
yesterday filed in the supreme court.
Anybody having a secondhand fire and bur :
glar proof safe for sale can find a customer
advertising ir to. days ''want" column.
The Sportsmen's club have an agent in Mich
lgan securing wild pigeons. The club will
ihave shooting tournament next month.
| special ucni,e for thirty-fve special petit
jurors was yesterday issued to the sheriff, with
instructions, to report the same on Tuesday
next, at 10 A. FL
| The large galvanized iron cornice was placed
in position yesterday on the Merchants Hotel
addition. 1t gives a very striking and attrac-
tive appearance to the entire block.
Charles Harnisch, having served six days out
OF a seven days sentence, in the county jail,
for an assault, was yesterday discharged in con-
sequence of the needs of his family.
| J. d. Howard accused of selling whisky to
Chippewa Indian at Brainerd was yesterday
discharged the accusation being not proved
Howard said his real name was Payek.
One half of the month of May has elapsed.
When the month has gone. the iron-clad tax
law viii come in with its inexorable ten per
cent. penalty on dellnqu ent real estate taxes.
The claimantsspf the lands of the Brainerd
branch of the Northern Pacific railroad should
remember the days of grace under the Govern
ors proclamation in the matter are fast wan
ing away.
! Mr.. Robert Smith yesterday received a tel
egram from New York stating that O. c. Hough-
ton, former secretary of the Y NJ A., of
this city, was lying dangerously i'll in that
city, of softening OF the brain.
| Many who Travelled with Mr.. Tremaine from
New York to Jerusalem and enjoyed the beau
tiful ST gifts presented to them, will be glad to
| learn that the exhibition will be continued
Monday and Tuesday at the Opera House with
entirely new views.
| UNIQUE entertainment is planned for next
week by the Plymouth church people, consist
| ing OF a lecture by their PASTOR Rev. Dr. Dana
to be accompanied by vocal and instrumental
music. The lecture is entitled Pen Pictures
OF Holland, or Yankees Experiences and OBJ
servations in the Netherlands
| The good. jealous, charitable sisters from the
Good Shepherds working indefatigably in
preparation for fair to be held in July at
Music Hall for the benefit of their institution
| The GLOBE can testify that there is no better
managed institution in the State, and none
more deserving of public support.
The only arrival from below Yesterday was
the fine K. N. packet Alexander Mitchell, Capt.
Nose Hall. The Mitchell brought in some two
hundred and twenty-five tons of freight and
| thirty cabin passengers. She left on her re-
turn trip for st. Louis about P NJ The next
packet will be the Dubuque Monday.
Yesterday noon, a lady stepped into Inger-
soils store, leaving her baby in a perambulator
on the edge of the sidewalk. gust Of wind
| caught the perambulator and split it's contents
into the gutter, scattering the home-nest and
the mothers baby boy or girl in the most in
discriminate fashion, but doing no harm.
preliminary meeting was held last evening
in the store of Myers & Finch to institute
! arrangements for the celebration Of Decoration
day. 1t was decided to hold second meeting
at the office of Mccarthy & Co.. Robert street
at 4 o clock on Monday afternoon, when ful
attendance is requested in behalf of noble
object.
The Lake Como house S being painted and
the orchestrion hall and shooting gallery are
getting well under way. By the first Of next
month, Col. Knauf expects to have all his
mighty improvements for the dclectation of
his visitors completed Meanwhile, Lake Como
IS the peasantest place in this vicinity to while
away few hours.
The base ball mines heretofore noted as
having game under arrangement, will con-
tend on the diamond of the old Red Can
grounds this afternoon at 4 o'clock. A rood
time IS promised, and the public has no reason
to fear disappointment and as the seats and
admission are entirely free, an immense audi
ence will undoubtedly be present,
John Wastel, arrested for drunkenness the
day before with much trouble by Officer Glib
bons, failed to appear yesterday in the NUM-
clpal court, SO his $40, put up bv him for his
appearance, were declared forfeited. A war
rant has been issued for his arrest for STEALING
hat, but as he has most likely dumped the
| town, he is still at large.
The Hour train which passed til rough this
city between and o'clock Thursday evening.
reached Chicago about 10 o'clock last night, on
tlme. The run from this city to La Crosse
was made nearly on passenger time A tele-
gram received here yesterday stated that the
intention was to have the train in New York
tuesday morning, or less than five days from
the time of leaving Minneapolis.
OF the $4,000 copies of the pamphlet issued
by the board Of immigration, Sc, 900 have been
| ordered and distributed, of which 5. 900 were
taken by the Chicago & Northwestern railroad
company. In addition to that the company
named has expended 5000 in advertising in the
pamphlet, the sum thus acquired being dis
cursed by the commission in further issues
The Chicago Northwestern has also deter
mined to issue at its own expense translations
Of the pamphlet in German, Swedish and Nor
wegian.
The Milwaukee Ne,cs announces that the
Merchants Association of that city are making
arrangements for excursion to St. Paul
about the LIST of June. The trip from Milwau
kee to st. Paul will be made by a snec;al train