Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16
CITY GLOBULEs.

'Der Freischretz" at the Athenaum to-mor-
row evening.
Bates avenue is being graded rapidly, be-
tween Third and Seventh streets.
About another week will See the end Of house
cleaning at the governments building.
Three DRINKS arrested last evening will have
time to get sober before appearing before Judge
Flint tomorrow.
The pupils of the high school were busily
engaged yesterday afternoon decorating the
Opera House for the graduating exercises,
which are to take place Wednesday.
Judge O'Gorman is still suffering serious i'm
disposition from the results Of = surgical
operation performed on his head some time
ago, but expects to be about again in day or
two. t5E
''Black joe the man sent to the stone pile
yesterday In default Of 80 fine and costs. was
the ''par Of John Brennan, sent up some few
days ago. There was found on him quantity
of small jewelry.
Mr.. W. NJ. Campbell will with his corps Of
canvassers on Monday morning, commence the
canvass of the city for the annual city direc-
tory, which will be issued separately and not
combined with Minneapolis - it has been for
the past two years. sj.g
Captain Clark and Officer Kenaley arrested
man on suspicion yesterday. He gave his
name ~ Thomas Austen, and bad evidently
been drinking He had registered at different
hotels under various names-at the Metro
politan twice, once as 7. Hall, of Troy.
The team attached to the familiar pretzel
| wagon yesterday morning, uncurled itself and
showed how much salt was in its composition,
| by taking clean little runaway down st. Peter
street, but was caught in the market square
without having scattered . single German
doughnut.
NJ A. Balfour, who will be re nembered as
one of the only two men residing in the Park
Place ut the time of the fire, has converted the
| old pork packing place of Henry Lamb, Sc
hack sale stable. He has revolutionized the
interior and thus afforded stalls for ten horses,
his hack and buggies
Friday last being the anniversary of the birth
Mr.. j. h. Breidert, the Third street hardware
| merchant, the occasion was taken advantage OF
on the evening of the day named, by his many
| friends to offer him their sincerest congratu-
| lations. Among the features of the evening
| was a surprise serenade by the members of tie
| Maennerchor. who were invited into the house,
when Mr.. Breidert played the host most admir-
ably.
An elegant Scotch gray granite column of
effective proportions is about to be erected over
/ the grave of the late Gen. German. It will be
a fitting mark over the remains of a man who
was, in life admired for the simplicity as well
as the towering height of his character. The
dadoof the column bears the following inscrip-
l ton in plain letters: '.Gen. s. A. German,
born at Flemingsbury, Ky., Jan. IL, 1916; died
at St. Paul, May 26, 1876.
w. w. Erwin, left for Fergus Falls last night
to attend the preliminary examination of Mr.;
s. Heathcote, who is under arrest for the fatal
ARRAY with Barnes. Messrs. J. w. Mason and
J. P. Williams are the local attorneys retained
by Mr.. Heatheote. Thus far the statements in
the newspapers have come from the friends OF
Mr.. Barnes. and it is due Mr.. Heathcote that
there should at least be suspension of public
opinion until the legal Investigation is had.
Under the able management of Charley Cald-
well the Orchestrion hall, jackson street, Of
which he is now the proprietor. is being rapid
II transformed. The orchestion mas been re.
moved and the most magnificent billiard table
in the city, if not in the State, has been sub
stituted in its place. The room. bowling alley