Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-28

road named, and is promotion worthy in
every sense.
At :O4 P. NJ yesterday an alarm was turned
in from box 5, caused by fire in insignif-
cant barn on Prairie street, near Douglass be-
longing to B. J. Picha. The fire is supposed to
have been caused by boys smoking in the hay
NOW, and was confined to the upper portion Of
the building. Damage about 1926; insurance
nothing.
The wonderful little McGibenys gave most
entertaining performance at the Opera House,
last evening. This is undoubtedly wonder
full family. It would perhaps be difficult to
select six children from a thousand musical
families to equal them; but these are all
brothers and sisters-the progeny of one
happy pair.
G. '. Smith, accused Of slaughtering within
the city limits at 2l5 Broadway, had his case
continued yesterday in the municipal court
until Wednesday next, in order to await the
recovery OF his sick partner, 0. P. Peterson.
Meanwhile, the parties have entered into an
agreement to cease Strengthening at the prem
ises indicated until the case is decided.
Mr.. Hillman, the official short hand writer Of
the impeachment trial. deserves credit for the
stenographic feat he performed in taking YER
batim report of Gov. Davis peroration in de-
Tense of Judge Page. The ezordium lasted
from 2:l0 P. NJ. to 5:55 p. NJ, and was delivered
with great volubility and rapidity, yet Mr.
Hillman's pen never faltered throughout those
trying hours.
Mr.. George N. Tapley, chief mailing clerk in
the St. Paul postoffice, was married in
Owatonna to Miss Ella L. Birdie on Wednes-
day evening. Like his namesake in Martin
What Must he Tried n ID
the public and has never been found wanting,
and thousands of we'll wishes will greet his
outset upon his married career.
The fancy fair at Music hall was made UNI
usually gay last evening by the uniform of the
knights of st. Paul. The fair is lust becom-
ing interesting and all who would enjoy a
thoroughly delightful promenade, an excellent
lunch, the best Of ice cream, served by the
most charming of ladies, and at the same time
do little to support the most worthy institu-
ton in the State, should not fail to embrace
the opportunity. The best lunch in the city
and the cheapest from 10 to daily.
Lee Scribner, of the firm Of White & Serb
ner, of Huron City, D. T., is in the city.
Huron City, which is right on the borders of
Manitoba, is destined to be an important place.
There is talk of removing the United States
custom house to Huron, which is at present
inconveniently located at Pembina place
some twenty miles from the line. Mr.. Scribner
thinks the change will be effected at an early
day, as complaints of the present inconvenient
and expensive location are abundant.
Charles Cole is runner for the Wild Hunter
tavern, and according to his own confession
yesterday in the municipal court, is of vio-
lent disposition when angry. Henry Haake
lodged complaint against him for having
been struck by the choleric Cole. the dispute
having arisen over the latter being reproved by
the former for his blatant braggadocio. indie
pendent of the testimony for the prosecution.
Coles own confession, when sworn in his own
defense, proved the assault. In default of S5
and costs, Cole was committed for ten days.
The irrepressible Mrs. Greasy, after having
spent the previous night in the police station,
nervously told Judge Flint yesterday morning
she had been again guilty of drunkenness The
court said he would send o place where
she would be properly cared for, during the
heated weather, and where efforts would be
made to reform her. if possible. She was COM
mitted to the House of the Good Shepherd for
thirty days. but that institution refused to &C
cept her, and the sentence was committed to
thirty days in the county Jail.
VIM. Cady. an ex-hackman, registered with
''lady' at the Warren house late on Wednes-
day night, and the twain were given room,
from which they were snaked out about 4
\ o CLOCK yes0eXNay Oy SeIS. Wais1
and Officer Nugent under the
direction of Mr.. Miller, proprietor Of the
Warren, who did not discover their presence in
the house until he got up. They pleaded
guilty yesterday in the municipal court ard
were fined $40 and costs each, which they paid
the penalty Of the girl being liquidated by
Maggie Morse.
Yesterday afternoon during the FIRE a team
belonging to Carl Klaubenbach took fright al
the noise of a lot of boys and dashed up Walnut
street. They soon became detached from the
wagon, and rushed headlong for fence at the
corner Of Walnut and Fort streets. One OF
them attempted to leap the fence, but only got
half way and was impaled on the iron pickets
There he struggled for several minutes, widen.
ing his wounds until his bowels protruded. He
| was finally extricated and taken to DR.. Stein
who could do nothing for the animal, and hi
! had to be killed. The horse was valued al
about $l40.
About o'clock last evening man walking
on Jackson street near Eighth, was observed to
reel and then fall into the gutter. He was
picked up, was found to be entirely uncon-
scious, andwas conveyed to st. Lukes hospital
where he died at 8 P. NJ. It was q
clear case of sunstroke, and he never
recovered his consciousness. His hands
had the appearance of q mans accustomed tc
handling iron. In his pockets were found 3
draft on the German American}bank for eos In