Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-24
CITY GLOBULES.

Ihere was q dense crowd at all Jhe peer gar
dens yesterday.
White Bear lake was extensively patronized
yesterday, by visitors from st. Paul.
The Great Western band delighted i'm
mepse crowd yesterday afternoon in Keimpien's
park, on Dayton's bluff.
A walk to Minnehaha and back before break
fast is getting to be the most popular constitu-
tional among our young men.
The river at noon yesterday denoted depth
of 3 feet, 8 inches, decline of two inches
during the previous twenty four hours.
Now that the band stand in Rice park has
been painted, why not insert gas in the struc-
ture, or some other means of lighting it?
The Northwestern arrived yesterday morn
ing at 7 o'clock and departed on time at 4 P.
NJ, having excellent freight and passenger lists
each way.
Two excursion parties from Austin, one
made up of friends, and the other of opponents
Of the Page impeachment, are to visit the city
to-day ard tomorrow.
The body of Henry McManus has not yet
been exhumed for post mortem examination.
The coroner has submitted the matter to the
county attorney, who has the matter under
advisement
OF the four prisoners at the station last
evening, one was woman who escaped from
the House of the Good Shepherd fourteen days
ago by jumping over the fence.
The experiments with the Warner fire escape
on Saturday were conducted by detail of
men from the hook and ladder truck, and, al
| though unacquainted with it's workings, &C.
quilted themselves admirably.
The section men of Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railroad were busily engaged all day
yesterday, and until late in the evening: in
making needed repairs to the main and side
tracks in the company's yards.
! The Krieger Verein association of ex-Prus-
sian soldiers who fought i'm the Franco-Prus-
sian war, and the Ramsey county horticultural
| society, held most enjoyable joint picnic
yesterday afternoon, at the Aldrich place, Lake
| Como.
In the yesterdays GLOBE report of the strike
of printers employed on the Vo'kszeiiuoag, it
was stated they were paid at the new rates.
on Saturday. This was an error, the payment
was made at the old rates of IS cents per
| thousand ems.
Late last night officer Cook found respect.
ably dressed man lying asleep ON the retaining
wall at the bluff just above the Third street
mill. His bed was but two feet wide, and il
he had turned over in his sleep he would have
been precipitated fifty or sixty feet down the
bluff. Mr.. Cook awoke the sleeper, who waf
considerably inebriated, and conducted him te
the station:
Tonight the Minneapolis Harmonic societ,
will produce Weber's romantic opera, DE
Freischutz,' at the Athenmums The per
~
have heard 1t. It is one of the choicest Of tn,
lighter class of operas and the training of th'
performers has been long and thorough. Gu
citizens may expect rare treat.
The largest crowd of the season visited Col
Knauff's resort yesterday. The party wa
mainly consisted Of parents and their children
who enjoyed the fresh air, the shade under tn
trees, the orchestrion, the shooting gallery ant
the sails on the lake as only people can VIII
take a. Sunday out" Every thing passed of
! tremendously, and the Respondent day was en-
joyed to the top of its bent.
new lodge of the Sons of Hermann is t.
be established to-day at Lake City. For tn
purpose of it's Inauguration the following
officers will depart thence at 1t22 4. NJ. on tn
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul railroad: Henri
| Orlemann, grand vice president of the United
States; George Benz, grand president of Min
nesota; and @. Fl A. Richter of Minneapolis
grand treasurer of Minnesota. In addition tt
these several members of the order from thi
city and Minneapolis will also attend.
1t is a noteworthy fact that to-day is tn
eightieth anniversary of the birth of Mr.. job
, Devereux one Of the clerks in the count
auditors Office, he having been born in Wez
ford, Ireland, on June "a, 1898, the memorial
year of the Irish rebellion. Mr.. Devereux
in the enjoyment Of perfect health, is quit
active and is as regular as clock-work in hi
his residence in St. Paul since 1856, he has DE-
> servedly earned hosts Of friends who will tt
, day tender him thousands of heartfelt wish<
, for many happy returns Of the day.