Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-23
CITY GLoBULEs.

Officer Clacse run in drunken Polander
about 10 o'clock last night. He, the Polander,
was too drunk to sneeze forth his royal patro-
nymic.
Dry Bates. who was sent to State prison Feb
ruary %, 1878, for eight months. has been par
doned ny Governor Pillsbury. Bates had only
week more 70 serve, and the pardon was
issued that he might be restored to the rights
of citizenship.
Hon. 81. NJ. Rice. county treasurer, was out
yesterday. he has SO far recovered from his
late attack of sickness as to be able to visit his
Office. Deceived by an erroneous notice in the
+. r., he far exerted himself as to call at
the board of public works, to attend a meeting
advertised by that unreliable newspaper.
Governor Pillsbury has established an
election district in Big Stone county, comprised
of townships 1919 and 1913, range As, also east
half of townships 1872 and 1913, range As, with
voting place at Cherry & Leach's store on Sec
ton l.. town l22, range 46. Judges of election,
). Lockwood, Il. French and Albert Lyeing.
Yesterday the street car com pany put in its
track on the new grade for jackson street, at
Its intersection with Fourth and this morning
Capt Starkey, contractor, will commence put
ting down the blocks for the pavement. The
captain has the blocks on the grnund for the
hrst square, the grading completed, and now
That the street car company have plain sailing,
the work OF ruttlng down the paving will pro-
gross rapidly.
John Corners and John Sullivan, two drunk
en- tramps sentenced to Jail, were overheard
yesterday congratulating themselves on their
good luck They reasoned thus: Friday we
get $lO apiece for work done by ns. Ii we had
been out. it would have cost US 81 so a piece for
hoard, So; and whisky would have figured up
about $3.50 piece, ST.. Three land seven are
ten; ten from twenty leaves ten. eve are in
$40 ny Judge Flint's sentence john" Both
Johns nodded and chuckled.
The splendid new steamer Tidal Wave, of
the Keokuk Northern line, will be at the levee
this morning, and take her departure for st.
Louis lrect this afternoon. The Tidal Wave
is one OF the largest and the very longest boat
plying ON the upper Mississippi, and her ac-
Communications are frst-class in all respects
Capt. VIM. Burke is in command. The water
in the river, by tho board showed twenty and
half inches of water giving two feet six
inches in the channel, a sufficient depth to
enable the Tidal Wave to make speedy aud
uninterrupted run.
The performance at the Opera House last
evening was equally as entertaining. and as
fully appreciated, as that on Monday. and the
presents distributed gave comp lete satisfaction
There were, as on Monday vases, casters, -four
mans, parlor lamps, wine sets, and a variety of
other articles, useful and ornamental. There
were also three special. or grand prizes
which were drawn as follows: very hand
some water pitcher, by ]. H. Luca CT Wabashaw
street; velvet case of knives aud forks, plat
ed, by r. Martini. 225 East Seventh street: a
silver sugar bowl, by r. Martin, corner of
Wacouta and Fourth streets. Tonight there
Will be change of programme, and among the
presents will be II China Service of Sc pieces,
gold and white