Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-24
CITY GLoBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Yesterday the fire hydrants were inspected,
the dead ends" were blown out, and every
thing put in shape for summer service.
Candidates for admission to the bar should
bear in mind that the examinations will com
mence at so clock this morning, in the supreme
court.
An elegant coat of whitewash has been given
the interior Of the market house, Louis Liver
pool being the accomplished artist welding the
brush.
The unkindest cut of all was that perpetrated
by the barefooted tramp caught in the last
Carver's cave haul. He stole Tailor Jessrang' 6
slippers.
Each day odds to thenumber of fine teams
and trim stepping single horses seen in our
streets st. Paul will suroasa herself on horse
flesh this summer.
Bohemian, employed in Emmert's brewery,
yesterday afternoon, fell down well of that
establishment, a depth Of thirty feet, thereby
sustaining serious, though not necessarily fatal,
injuries.
IT the new organization that is expected to
contribute largely towards identifying st.
Paul will persuade those who p liant trees to
protect them after they are planted, they will
do good thing.
The two coat thieves, Albert Free and P.
Murphy, had the option of paying fine Of sl5
each and costs, or 20 days. ':Ill take the 40
days, said Pat, and Albert decided to keep his
chum company.
James Oppenhein,, Of the firm of Oppenheim
Bros, wholesale millinery goods, was up to-day
for fou h<,,,ro J. e.
He has been suffering fearfully from cerebral
spinal menengitis.
A horse, attached to buggy, came wildly ca
reering down Wabashaw street yesterday.
Catching the lamp post in front of Klein's sa-
loon, the buggy was wrecked, and the horse was
stopped, but nobody was hurt.
No. steam fire engine is undergoing a thor
ough overhauting while the near horse of the
team which hauls the machine Is laid up from
the wounds received in his late runaway. The
animal, by the way, will soon be all right.
Frank Rivers, an accomplished contortionist
and tumbler, a resident of this city, left yes
terday by the Redwing for St. Louis, where he
will join Frank Willis Transatlantic Zoolog-
ical and Equestrian exposition, with which be
will travel.
John Filtz, G. Krimplem and one or two 9TH
ers have bought team and will next week pro-
coed to Bigstone county, where they intend to
remain and improve their claims. They will
also do some breaking upon Aid. Dreis' claim
in that region.
MIR. Manley, formerly chief clerk in the
assistant adjutant generals Office depart
mental headquarters, having been transferred
to the paymasters department, he has been
succeeded by Mr. Dobson, promoted to the
former position.
Nearly every street in the city shows that oul
citizens are waking up to the Importance of
fixing up, painting up, and undermining their
premises IN way to make strangers think
well and speak we'll of St. Paul when they 20
home or elsewhere.
Ed. q. Canterbury, man suffering from
loathsome cores, and a charge Of Wadena coun-
ty, arrived last evening and was conveyed to
st. Josephs hospital, where his care will be
paid for by the county named. The man was
accompanied by his wife.
When the Bohemian fell, yesterday after
noon, down the well at Emmert's brewery,
DR." Gabrielson was summoned to attend the
wounded man. So the ex-coroner dropped his
razor, seized e packing neekle. and sewed up
the cuts in that artistically surgical fashion Of
which he alone is capable.
Hay scales in the streets are very dangerous
affairs. They soon become so worn that the
wheels OF buggies and carriages slip INTO the
space between the platform and the frame
work, and at once wrench the wheels off and are
liable to destroy the whole vehicle. Several
such wrecks have occurred, and many are
avoided by CAFE in giving hay scales wide
BERTH
The regular monthly meeting of the Capitol
Building Association was held last evening in
Robert street hall. There was a good attend
ance Of members. No other business was
transacted than the collection of 1880 dues
and fines, except the sale of SO, 500 cash at a
bonus OF AZ. The chairman intimated that
there were many applications for loans of the
society's fund.
1t is now quite certain that st. Paul is
caught with her stock Of dwelling houses sadly
short of the demand. Real estate men say that
we Will need at least two hundred more dwell
lngs this year than we have, to accommodate
the rapidly incoming population. They say
That houses neatly constructed and sensibly
painted, that can be afforded at a rent of from
fifteen to thirty dollars per month, are in most
demand, while there are occasional applicants
Tor much more expensive houses.
1t has been determined to transcribe the poll
lists of the late special election on the Fort
Smelling bridge bonds in order to form the
registration lists for the forthcoming municipal
election. AS, at that special election only one
third of the electors polled their votes, the ex-
IRENE necessity becomes apparent that each
voter should personally attend to his own regis
tration, in fact, is imperative under the law.
Electors must register or they will be inconti-
nently DISTINGUISHED.
Sheriff Dill, Of Winona county, arrived yes
terday afternoon, having in charge the follow
ing prisoners, sentenced to the penitentiary for
the aforementioned crimes and terms: Edwin
Ryan. murder, two years; Levi Potter, rape
committed ON a child under ten years of age,
fifteen years; G. P. Washburne, keeping
house Of ill-fame, ten months; 2. Harth, lar
ceny, three years; and Hermann Klaga, lar
ceny, two and half years. The convicts were
lodged in Jail, and will be taken over to Still
water on this mornings train.