Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-25
CITY GLoBULEs.
A lodge of A. o. q. W., No. SO, has been {
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A lodge of A. O. q. W., No. SO, has been or
ganized at Duluth.
The great event long looked for at Lake
Como comes off to-day
There is no greater comfort these hot days
than day 8 rest at Lake Elmo.
p. T. Kavanagh, commission auctioneer, sells
drove Of good horses at auction on Saturday.
The Great Western band is engaged for the
grand regatta and gala day at White Bear to-
day.
The WASTES and Burdens of Society is the
subject of Mr.. Beecher's lecture tomorrow
night.
aHenry Wilson, by Judge Flint's request, yes
terday paid S3 for the privilege of getting
drunk.
A few members Of the Sportsmen's club had
friendly match at pigeon popping yesterday
afternoon.
Crop reports continue favorable from the
line of the Northern Pacific and ST. Paul q Pa
cifc railroads.
Charlie Peabody was setting the cigars up
yesterday. 1t wasn't twins, but was the third
of the series.
of the capitol extension were being placed in
position yesterday.
There are twenty-eight counties that have so
far failed to forward their statistics for 1877
to the Office of the secretary of state.
In the matter of Clement Olson, of North
| field, bankrupt, witnesses were examined
yesterday before Registrar Edgerton.
by the Maggie Reaney and barge, to Saltwater,
will be ore of the most enjoyable of the season.
! The pound master says that all cattle belong
ing to persons living on the north side of the
river, will be captured and held if found cross
ing the bridge.
John Patterson is making it hot for persons
who not only love to dwell in foul odors but
wish to poison their neighbors with filth. John
is the right man in the right place.
Five horses were captured by officer Mitchell
yesterday on st. Anthony hill and impounded.
Mitchell has been looking for these lawless and
| mischievous strollers for some time.
Michael Moran appeared yesterday in the nlu
nicipal court to answer to charge of disorderiy
There was nothing very startling in the case be
You'd starting Moran to the stone pile for seven
{ days.
You do not have to pay two or three dollars
to hear Mr.. Beecher tomorrow night. One
dollar will buy tickets and reserved seats il
any part of the house. Box office open at !
o'clock this morning.
E. Scheibe yesterday paid into the municipal
court treasury the sum of 81, being the cost
Of his prosecution for violating the health or
dinance. Having promised to sweeten hi
premises, he was liberated.
The GLoBE is in receipt of a picture O.
McGeogh, the king of the Milwaukee whea
corner, as he appeared on change when whea
touched $1.09. His appearance when the quo
tation advanced to $1.l5 is impossible to illus
trate.
Many of the laborers hired by the st. Pau
d Pacific company have jumped the work TO
the harvest fields, but notwithstanding Mana
ger Farley says the track shall be laid through
on the branch line to Melrose by the comm,
Saturday night.
petition was filed in the United State
district court by the North Star Boot and Sho
Co., and others, asking that Asa F. Armstrong
OF Alden, Freeborn county, be declared bank
rupt. Orders were issued to show cause an,
for injunction.
Chief Engineer Strong yesterday made
complaint in tie municipal court against Mar
tin Co., lumber dealers, for piling their in
tiammable merchandise on the street near tn
Seven Corners, the same being contrary to tn
tire-limit ordinance.
The brick sidewalk in front of the Heywoo
} block on Wabashaw street was repaired yeste1
? day, after a lady's ankle had been sprained il
consequence of its late ruinous condition Th
rotten balustrades to the front steps have not
however, been replaced or made safe.
One of the most enjoyable picnic excursion
out of st. Paul last seasan, was that given b
the st. Paul u Pacific company to their EN-
ployes to Lake Minnetonka. The company ar
preparing to repeat the excursion, and vii
make it even more enjoyable than last season
If possible.
telegram from Gen. j. w. Bishop. genera
manager of the st. Paul g. Sioux City railroad
now out on the line, stated that the damage t
the grain along the road by storms and sultr
weather, would not be as large had been re
ported, though the prospect was much les
cheering than week ago.
The exhibition of Copeland's patent fire es
cape yesterday afternoon and evening attracte
numerous crowd in front of the Warre
House, to which building it had been attached
BY its means a line Of hose was elevated an,
parI1es were lowered IRON the windows wit
perfect ease, safety and rapidity.
MIR. r. G. Judson, secretary Of the Agricul
tural society. in the city yesterday, pooh
poohed the talk about the universal destruction
OF crops In Dakota county. At least, Their
was no such destruction on his place, his grail
promising full average yield, while the field
OF his Immediate neighbors looked equal,
promising.
The examination for teachers certificate
was continued at the High school Yesterday
AS predicted by the GLOBE, one half the candi
dates fell off at the first paper. The papers
given yesterday were equally easy with tn,
first-and even more SO. AS the answers were
not all examined last night, it will be impos
slble to give the result till tomorrow
The sale of seats for Beechers lecture OF
Friday evening created very slight enthusi
asm or competition yesterday morning. 81
little was the anxiety evinced that the highes
premium paid for choice was only fifty cents
and very few over one-half the chairs were dis
posed of. Can it be true that Beecher is al
length getting played out in the public esti
| nation?
An expressman delivered small package a1
OGrady's grocery store on Bridge Square
yesterday and demanded $l2 for charges. The
money was paid and the expressman drove off
1t was afterwards ascertained that the package
contained rotten ham. O'Grady has not
FULLY made up his mind yet whether he is the
victim OF practical joke Of some friend O,
| of swindle
State Superintendent Burt yesterday heard
from the teachers institute which opened al
Fergus Falls on the 22d. Fifty teachers are in