Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-21
CITY GLOBULEs.

0t. raul mas gOt 1ts second DIedtu. NOW
stand from under.
| Public Examiner Knox returned yesterday
from an official visit to Red Wing.
| There will be festival and social gathering
at the Clinton avenue church on Dec S.
| The bond of s. v. Hanft, as justice Of the
peace, was fled in the county clerks Office yes
terday.
| Rice street promises to be the best con-
structed thoroughfare in the city. The work is
being we'll done.
| Auction sale Of the Gale collection Of waltz
able oil paintings commences this evening at
| Opera House block.
There's street crosswalk at the intersection
Of Fifth and Wabashaw streets (post Office side)
which needs repairing.
Yesterday about o'clock P. NJ, Anderson,
the Third street carpet man, had buffalo robe
stolen out Of his buggy, standing in front of
his store.
A very large number Of art connosseurs, and
others, visited the exhibition at Opera House
block, of the Gale collection of paintings, yes
terday.
The streets were unusually crowded with
farmers teams, yesterday. Third street was
well nigh blocked for three hours of the mid
die of the day.
Expressmen and draymen were very busy
yesterday. Itscemcd as if all the fancy stores
and stationery houses were receiving their holi-
day goods at once
Kellogg's fair weather prophecy expired with
yesterday. But Kellogg, like the boss weather
prophet in Washington, sometimes makes a
wrong calculation.
Forty head of mules were shipped from Han
keys yesterday for Bismarck. They are the
property of newly formed company running
freight line from Bismarck to Deauwood.
Capts. Ruley and Kent, of Capt. Reaney's st.
Croix boats the Nellie Kent and Ada B.. who
came over to st. Paul Monday after tying their
boats up for the season, returned home yester-
day.
The new blocks on Fifth street, between
Jackson and Rosabel streets, add greatly to the
imposing appearance of that part Of the city,
| with its splendid ediices devoted to wholesale
trade.
The paper announcing the coming of Emer-
| sons California MINISTRIES. now adorns tho bill
boards of the city. The original big 4, the
| minstrel attraction Of the day. is with the
| company.
There is talk Of organizing a joint stock
manufacturing company, in which working
men can invest; shares being put at 500. sub
ject to- calls of $40. The scheme is not Vet full
ly developed, but the idea embraces factory
Tor lumber wagons, furniture, etc.
Three days more in which to secure tickets
for the Library Course as the directors meet
on Saturday evening next, when tho canvass
will be closed. Previous to that time certii-
Gates, exchangeable for tickets, can be OBJ
tanned OF tho directors or at the library.
| Hugh Murnane,w was mainly instrumental
in preventing the poor lad Montgomery from be-
ing charred to a cinder, got his hands badly
burned in stripping off the saturated and fam
ing clothing of the bewildered and frantic lad
and is incapacitated from labor for the present
| If the city fathers were to invest few hun
dred dollars in stone cracker and steam roller
we could, with little expense and in short
time. boast of as fine streets and roads as any
city in the Union. Stone is plenty and cheap inc.
| Wann has heap OF it behind his magnificent
new block which he will give for the carry ing
away.
! The young man Montgomery, who was so
badly burned at the fire Tuesday night, lies
still in a very precarious state at the St. Paul
| House. Under the careful care of Doctors
Mattocks and Davenport he passed quiet DAY,
apparently without pain, but from the nature
and extent Of his injuries, his hopes of re-
covery are very slight.
| Officer Cook brought in very disordcrly
drunk from near tho Merchants hotel about
l 80 O'clock p. NJ. yesterday. The disciple was
long, stalwart young rowdy, who made the
officer think he was in the middle OF august
before he got his man in the cooler. Then the
officer cooled off with reviving drink OF water
and the help of handkerchief.
Geo. Fl. Hazard, agent of the Minneapolis &
st. Louis railway, had the pleasure yesterday OF
giving receipt for the shipment Of five car
loads of sour krout from Hicks Bros. of Rose
| township, this county, to New Orls ans. If
anything was needed to convince the public at
large of the removal of quarantine restrictions
| from New Orleans this transaction will settle
the matter.
There's a warrant out for the arrest Of Mrs
Samuel Edwards. Miss Carrie Morrison claims
she has the trade marks OF an assault and bat
terry made by Mrs Edwards. Miss Morrison is
in "Ehe cigar and tobacco line of business
Mrs. Edwai els is colored and dou btless does clear
starch ironing tor u livelihood. The cause OF
the difficulty, the extent of the damage etc.
will be eyolved in the municipal court to-day
! The funeral Of Martha. aged IA years, daugh-
ter OF Adolph Muench, took place yesterday.
The interment was made at Oakland cemetery.
and the funeral ceremonies were held over the
grave by the Rev. DIR. Cohen (rabbi). The
| othces Tor the dead We're novel. pronounced i'm
presslvely, and were beautiful. The young
| girl had been sick only short time. She rave
promise OF Il bright and useful womanhood.
Hers is a grievous loss.
| William King, the nan who jumped off the
| Wabashaw street bridge into the Mississippi Il
short time ago, was sent to the insane ASYLUM
at st. Peter yesterday. He had been examined
! bya commission i'll lunacy and adjudsed in
| sane. 1t was thought quiet aad rest. and q;
| forced absence from drink would restore him.
| but within few days past be became So violent
that it was thought best to send him to the
State institution for the insane.
| A constable from Rosemount asked police
assistance yesterday to arrest man. The man
was Ton Fallow. He was arrested One Shure
man complains that he did batter and bruise
him on the 18th day of November, and he had
| marks on his person to show for the bruising
on the 18th inst, etc. It's criss- cross affair
Failon had Shureman arrested some time ago,
and had him fined. Now Shureman wants to
be sure that the law is administered impar-
| TALLY.
| Col. Geo. Fl. Stevens, OF Ilion, n. Y. chap
eroned by MIR. Dan Woodmansee, was looking
about st. Paul yesterday. Mr. Stevens will be
| l ~ as 1ne proprietor or the Walnut
Grove stock farm near Lexington. KY, the
home of the great horse, Administrator, sire of
the famous two-year-old colt, Memento, and
other trotting wonders. MIR. Stevens is au thor
ity for the statement that four of Administ:a-
tor get are owned in Minnesota, St. Paul
man being one of the lucky owners.
The case of Tom McDermott and Sylvester
Ryan, the parties who instigated the row which
led to Hamilton's murder, was called again in
Com mis- ioner Cardozo's court yesterday, at 9
o'clock P. NJ. After hearing some additional
testimony, McDermott was held to answer re-
| fore the grand Jury al the next term nf the