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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
SOMETHING To REMEDY
Tearing up Streets and How 1t Is Man
aged,

Tearing up Streets and How It Is Man
aged.
Why is it that the streets Of this city are
kept torn up on the slightest and most mex.
cusable pretexts? A cnse in point, which
would appear to demand some one to rise and
explain, Is at present occurring. A sewer is
being constructed on Ninth street, west from
Broadway. The work has been prosecuted. it
must be confessed, with commemorate vioor
ana CELEBRITY by the contractor, and that por-
ZION from Wacouta street to Broadway has beea
completed and filled in. Yesterday. however
some wlseacre concluded it was necessary to
ascertain II the Waterman at the intersection
OF broadway and Ninth street had been nrnn.
eriy protected when the sewer excavation was
nlled, and, accordingly, the street was again
s1rH up. VI course, 1T was impossible to have
ooVlated this before. When the ex-
cavatlon was being closed, it was nobody's
business to look after the Waterman. The
franklin school neaf by did not happen to he
IN session at the moment SO that the worst
harum-scarum youngsters in the semi nary
could not be consulted in the matter. who
would, doubtless, have pointed out the neoas
sity OF killing two birds with one stone y and
1nus nave prevented u second upsettino of
broadway. The fact is that Ninth street ~
S s ol IRE, Is most important thorouph
~. Iale; as II is the best exit to upper town For
on.; w. sseaihei' presenting, as it does, the
uaeesI grace ana the sooner the sewer is com
pleted and the street is placed in it's former
condition the better But if Broadway Is tn 1 ha
incsontlently and stupidity torn up in this
FASHION, No: steamer may as we'll 90 our Of
service. as tar as assisting at upper town fires
... Inns matter of unnecessarily tearing up
,nhea ., or rather OF tearing them up twice
ment was exercised, is becoming too freonent
ana sn monotonous for further repetition. lake
iol instance, Robert street, when the sewer was
. unaergolng Establishments few weeks ago. The
, mora was no sooner completed and the pave
to allow somebody to tap the sewer ins. aai -
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personal.

Ed Gault the infant first base of the Red
Cap base ball club last season, is visiting olu
friends in ST. Paul.
Rev: Mr.. Morgan. of the First Methodist
church of Peoria, H., is passing his summer
vacation in this city.
Rev. Allen Curr, pastor of the Baptist church
of Dubuque, Iowa, and editor of the S.rOTd
ton in Iowa, was in the city yesterday. lie
preached at Princeton last Sunday.
At the Clarendon: D. T. Hall, Benson; c. H.
Drinker, Elroy, Wis.,; Mrs. S. I. Petit and
daughter, Faribault; E. P. Case, Plainview,
Mimi: c. A. Barlow, Minneapolis; Z. NJ.
Brown, Bismarck, d. T.. Mrs. l.. A. Thomas,
Memphis, Mo-; Jas. Simmons. st. Louis.
At the Metropolitan yesterday: Max Leopold,
Chicago; John Ellis, j. H. Howard, st. Louis;
]. Fl. Baker, Mankato; John Nicoile, St Louis;
Geo. R. Osgood and family, Des Moines; NJ. c..
Wetmore, st. Louis; Jno. A. Laid, Chicago;
A. G. Smith, P. Sicotte New York; G. T. Jack
son. S. II. Sahlgue, F. G.. Hammer, Chicago;
Il. c. Jrdson. Pennington; w. A. Hauxe aud
wife, Louisville; q. G. Beardsley, Fargo; G. M.
Waldron, Ilitchheld; A. O.. Tapping, Utica,
| N. "; Geo. s. Porter, Corfu, N. Y; A. N.
Nauley and wife, Chicago.
At the Merchants: It, 8: Howley, Chicago;
j. A. Koop; Milwaukee; 8. Fl. Ghilds, New
York: E. j. Tillman. st. Louis; M: a. Gun
ingham, Hastings; j. Deitrichman, Eau Claire;
E. E. CAN'T. Milwaukee. j. G. Mcdonald, In
gersoll; T. s. Greene and wife, st. Louis; Mrs.
E. E, Lathrop, G. La, hrop, Kansas City; j. NJ.
Paine, N. P. Junction; w. W. Dudley, P. P.
Woodworth, Chicago; N. B: Stevens, Winona;
T. NJ. Joy, Buffalo; F. R. Blausock, Milwau
kee; b. w, Marren and wife, Des AIoines; Mrs.
Shekey, Minneapolis; R. n. Wellington, Clear
Lake Farm; DIR. NJ. NJ Home. U. s. A.; E. E.
| Peaslee, j. 81. Hetherington, Dubuque;
F. s. Davaena, Kansas City: A. J.. Bells. Chi
cage; G. Warner, wife and son. Kansas City
H. G. Northrop, Faribault J.. o. Ray, Burling-
ton; r. b. Builen, s. Bullen, Kansas City;
A. G.. Kenpston, Mortified; r. Pumphery
Sheldon; Fl. B. Parker, Chicago; A. Hamilton
Memphis: H. S. Howe, Mankato; N. W. Fad
den and wife. Il. Clark Brainerd; A. T.. Chol-
lar, Chicago; W: T: Hayes, Hansen City; J. E.
Powell, Chicago; l.. Quackenburk, Lie Sueur
l.. H. Bigelow and wife, Cleveland; A. w. En-
nett New York; E. F. Smith, Winona; E. ID
Hubhect, Connecticut; w. H. Gale, Winona
D. Gilman Philadelphia; J. Clark, Red Oak
8. E. Walbridge, wife and daughter, Kalamazoo
j. r. Pitcher. N. Y; s. R. Stringham, Chicago
l.. s. Silva New York; A. and w. Denimcness
Ottowa; G. B. Coe, Mrs. M. E. and II. B. Coe
Caledonia; Miss nj. Cappernall, New York. A
/ r. Dalrymple Fargo D. T.; w. and j. HamIyn
England; C. E. Mears, Osceola; Mrs. Jam.
Moore and two children, Saltwater; j.
Henning, Hudson; A. Pnens, Painhsville, O..
g: w. McGoyern and wife. Kirksvile; G. II
Lester Bingharhptcn: @. B. Cobb, Chicago; b
Nelson, o. r. Lemons, A. Austrian, Still
water; r. B. Bailey, ST. Louis; A. NJ Fridley
Becker; 0. w. Kennedy, Waterville.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
HUNT EXTRAORDINARY.

Grand Field Trials of Dogs in Connection
With the Forthcoming Bench ShOw--TO
Commence Sept. 10 and Continue Four
Days--TwO Hundred and Fifty Dollars In
Prizes.
AS announced in the GLOBE, the officers
of the Minnesota Kennel club held meeting
last evening to consider the question of hold
ing grand field tri~l of hunting dogs in
connection with the bench show to be given
fair week. The result of the meeting was a
unanimous declaration in favor of giving
snch feel trial, and the Inauguration of
details looking to it's execution. The de-
cision of the meeting is embodied in the
following resolutions, unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Minnesota Kennel club
give public trial of settlers and pointers on
prairie chickens, to take place Immediately
after the bench show, Sept. 10th, and continn-
ing four days.
Resolued, That the sum of $3.50 be given in
prizes to be divided as follows:
First-Minnesota Kennel club stakes, for
puppies under eighteen months old, first
prize $50, second $50, third $50.
Stcond-St. Paul Sportmeu's club stakes
first prize $50, second $50, third $40.
Mississippi Valley stakes, TO,
braces, first prize $50, second 500.
Having thus resolved, the meeting ap-
pointed Messrs, S. Lee Davis, G.. s. Uline
VIM. Mulliken, Sol. Pendergast and B
Beaupre, (the president.) a committee tc
make all necessary arrangements for the
trials, such as selecting the ground, securing
transportation and providing accomrnoda
tions for the gentlemen attending and taking
part.
The details have certainly been placed in
most excellent hands. 1t will not be theil
fault if the first trial is not the most exciting
and successful trial ever held in the
Northwest. The prairie chicken season viii
then be at it's best. Present indications are
that the birds will be much more plentiful
than for years past. The bench show, will
this added extra attraction, will bring hun
dreds of the best dogs in the country here
all of whose owners will avail themselves O
The opportunity thus offered for a practica
test of the qualities of their dogs, and at tn
same time enjoy the exciting sport of
chicken hunt. The Minnesota Kennel clul
have certainly shown both wisdom ant
enterprise in this matter, and deserve
grand success.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
MOND.IY MORNING.
What the Sabbath Produced at the Munich
pal Court.

What the Sabbath Produced at the Munich
pal Court.
George Campbell pleaded guilty to being
drunk Sunday, and fined IS and costs by
Judge Flat yesterday morning.
William Conklin is very young man to
appear as a criminal in a public court. He
pleaded guilty to being drunk, and was SEN
fenced by Judge Flint to three days at the
stone pile.
j. II. Powers is a carpenter work.
Smelling. He came to town and
drank too much for the steadiness
OF his gait. He was run in and spent the Sab
bath in the ''cooler," rejecting upon the uncer-
talntles of the drunkard's path. Yesterday
morning Judge Flint fined him So aud costs,
Or three days in default. Powers had no
money, but he could plead as astutely as pet
tifogger, and Urged as a reason for the courts
indutgent olemency that if he were sent to the
stone pile he would lose his itb and $3.50 a
day. The argument waa :. good one and weigh
ed we'll with the Judge, who let him off on con
dition thet ne leave for the fort at once.
Mccartney is Granger; he came to town to
much for him and he found him
yesterday morning. He acknowledged his
weakness, both of head and appetite. The
latter got the better of him, and the head was
too weak to stand it. Judge Flint thought sa
aud costs or three days cracking stones would
strengthep, both. Stern justice, however, re-
Tented and allowed the granger to depart in
peace to the bosom of his distracted family.
William Rigney had been to the London -
and the bad whisky and bad music so befuddled
his brain that he lost his senses. Chief Weber
ran h m in Saturday night. and the court fined
him S5 and costs.
Mrs. M;ntzer wasl before Judge Flint again
yesterday in connection with that hybrid
building, which is alleged to violate the fire
ordinance. on the corner of Fifth and Robert
streets. The case was continued.
Thomas Tsssnar complained and took out
Warrants against Mike o. Brien, Jr., and Johr
Green for assault and battery. He said he was
working for O'Brien. grading the new street
over the bluff by Yoerg's brewery. O'Brien
without any provocatiou, struck him ant
knocked linn down, and both Green ant
U Brien then kicked him. The mans face pre-
sented horrible spectacle of cuts and bruises
Evidently the man had beer drinking, ane
enquiry showed that tho men at work got bee
from the brewery which they drank to excess
The caBe will come up this morning at O. clock
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

Possessed of the Decit He Runs Through
tie Vittaye ;t the @Ittire OF He
GOdirn.
Nashville American
Rhea Springs was stirred up from the bot
tom Sunday with unusual excitement. Two
years ago man named Collins. Catholic,
asked permission to join the Methodist
church south, at that place. He was told
that if he would promise not to drink,
he would lie received into full fellowship.
He said he could not promise that, because
his physical condition might require it.
However, with promise that he would alb
stain as far as possible from strong drink,
be was admitted, and became constant at
tendant at the church, and, it is said, stopped
drinking en- rely. Last Saturday he got
down on his knees publicly on the streets,
and made fervent prayer. Rev. DIR. r. A..
Young had been holding succession of
meetings, and Collins had attended all of
them. This ebuilition on his part was there
fore taken as caused by his interest i'll the
meetings. He did not sleep any that night,
and early Sunday morning drove his wife
from home and baptized his two children
He then saddled his horse and rode into
Rhea Springs, went into church and tore up
all the books upon which he could lay his
hands. When asked about this strange con-
duct, he said that the books had the devil in
them, and for that reason he had destroyed
them. He had, in fact, driven the devil out
of that church. He then passed through the
the town, going distance of two miles.
when suddenly he became possessed of the
belief that the devil was in his clothes, and
pulled them off on the highway, before the
dwelling of very respectable German
family. He now took up the notion that
..Christ had directed him to go into the
church the same as he came into the world
With this belief he started at run, in a state
Of nature, for the church. He crushed
through the town, followed by multitude
of excited people. On nearing the church a
citizen attempted to stop him, and was
knocked senseless with stone. Another at
tempted to check his course, and was laid
low with the maniac's fist. Meantime, tn
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint

CRIMINAL.
Sudden Hurd, violation of health ordinance;
nuisance abated, paid costs, and action dis
missed.
William Kasrnierski; violation of city ordi-
nance; nuisance abated, defendant paid costs
and case dismissed
George Campbell; drunk; plead guilty and
sent to work house for three days.
James Jane d. Powers; drunk; fined So and costs,
OF three days at the work house; fine RENTED
lanes James Mccartney; drunk; fined So and
town. " 1o0sAi's
g., William Conklini drunk; sent to work house
ZOE tnree days IN default of So fine and costs.
william Regency; disorderly; fined SIS and
anna L; Mlntzer; violation of fire ordinance.
continued NJ: to July 10Th, at "a. NJ.
tery; fined s5 and costs; fine paid and d. costs oss
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
Fire. Fire.

Every one who saw Col. Knautf' wagon yes
terday predicted he would be blown up his
way to Lake Como such was the immense
pile of rockets and other pyrotechnics carried
under the seat. This, however, was only a
1.-THE Of the stock of the fireworks intended
for next Thursday evening, when among other
numerous attractions, the Great Western band
will perform. The colonel never does anything
by halves, and he intends to make this the
most Respondent display of the season.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
Soueesin0 the "FeiI0,c ,churs
lie Sueur Sentinel

lie Sueuf Sentlnei
Washburn is the candidate of the pine
land ring, and already his organ, the Mime
apolis Lumbernann, boasts that he will
squeeze Secretary Schurz for daring to pros
ecute the pine timber thieves. Strait, the
Republican member from this district, who is
simply jobber around the departments of
Washington, was again nominated on Tues
day. The rank and file of the Republican
party is yet too meek to rebel against these
worst of ring and jobbing nominations
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

HOTEL FOR RENT OR LEASE-Ths W de5
III known ''St. Paul Homs' Fort street, near
Corners viii be rented or leased very favora-
BILE terms TO good party. The house c0mmodious and
has every convenience necessary and is in good
pair throughout. Enquire or address Al East Third
street, st. Paul. 1sg-l9l
L,EAIED PROPOSALS for the erection OF ~ hool
y house will be received by the trustees of School
District No. s. i'll Ramsey county till Wednesday July
9th, 1878. The plan and specifications be
the Postotfice at White Bear. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids Address, "Trns
tees of School D strict No. s. White Bear Lake.
Ramsey Co, Mimi. marked proposals for build
ing.' DANIEL GETTY, Clerk
184-191
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

TOR SALE--One of tie finest residences In lower
L town. Location and ne!ghborhood unsurpassed.
Large lot, lbs feet 'front.' House has II rooms, hot
and eold water water closets bath room, ad all
conveniences. Fine carriage house, stables, &c
House and grounds in most perfect order. VIII bc.
sold for much less than cost of improvements. a
bargain for a party wishing an elegant home
1s5-f COCHRAN & WALSH.
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the tapping could not have been accomplished
when the street was closed for traffic for weeks
on account of the sewer. Some one bungles
eternally in this direction, and it is becoming
a question as to who:is to blame for the sense
less bungling.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
FARM TO RENT.

[HOR RENT.-A Farm at Lake Como, comp isuls
Il all the Improved Land within limits of the NO
called Lake Como Park, lying north of the t.I.nke
Johanna Road" together with the Buildings aud
other improvements situate thereon, the same ceine
known as the Ayd place. By order of the Con.mi.
tee on Public Parks, NJ O'CONNOR,
il3-tf CITY Clerk
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
Recoreru D0,ebtfMl.

[willmar Republican-G azette-Rep.
a man named Horace B. Strait was
nominated for Congress by reclamation at
shakopee last Tuesday. His recovery is
doubtful,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
STRAYED.

STRAYED-One pair Ray ponies, weigh about six
~ hundred, mare and horse. four ana five yeirs.
old. Liberal reward to any returning them te,
DR.. Stone, 40 Ackson street. l96-G
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Uaetess Trouble.
IMinneanolis Tribune.

Minneapolls Tribune.
The st. Paul GLOBE delivers itself of a
long essay on Hypocrisy; and it took
the useless trouble of going outside of its
own editorial room for text.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
MONEY TO LOAN.
FOR SALE

S100 n0nTo LoAN.-1 am now prepared
y 1 UU.UOU TO supply money upon good
ppiicatons. CHAS. ETHERIDGE. st. Paui.
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The tv-F;fth Vt wh,,a Roar

The Twenty-F Fifth ut White Bear.
The White Bear regatta, which is to come off
on the twenty-ffth inst.-only two days hence
will attract a very much larger crowd than
has ever before visited that resort; and we be-
aeve the public in general are entirely conf
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
AUCTION SALES.

D EAL ESTATE AT AUCTlON.-H s. Farchild,
real estate agent, opposite Merchants hotel, ses
large quantity of farming lands at auction, at his
office at IL NJ, Saturday, July eth. On Thursday,
August LIST. at II A. NJ, on the premises the residence
of $. v. Chase, Pleasant avenue and square north
of Third street. On Saturday August Sd, IL A. A.,
on the premises, the Farmers Hotel III West ST.
Paul. Every single piece Will be sold In good faith to
the highest bidder, get Your duoats ready and
come out aud bid like little men. X. S. FAIRCHILD,
Auctoneer. lSS-l91
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

Cheap fuel for sale, 1915 per cord delivered.
by John Dowlan, on Fifth and Wabashaw
streets. a"
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Du,.ne1ps Committee Meetings.

Waseca Leauer.
1t is said that some OF the committees at
Dunnell's convention in Albert Lea, held
their consultations in q saloon. How does
that suit the radical members of the moral
reform wing of Repablicanism?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
A RELIGIOUS MANIAC.

Fetsch g. O'Gorman's CONNIE il faut
cigar is all the rage. Sold by all dealers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
CITY NOTICE.
Will Take Notice

VIII Take Notice
that on the 10th day of July. 1878, did re-
ceive warrant from the City Comptroller Of
the city of ST. Paul, for the collection of tho
above named assessment.
The nature of this warrant is, that if yoc fail
to pay the assessments within
THIRTY DAYS
after the first publication of this notice. shall
report you and your real estate assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court of
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judg-
ment against your lands, lots. blocks or parcels
thereof so assessed, including interest, cost and
expenses, and for an order of the Court to sell
the same for the payment thereof.
f. A. REM,
184-1S5 City Treasurer,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

Jav Gould Said to Hare Gained Control Of
the Lake Shore Roads Vanderbilt Out
tritted.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

The handsomest suite of bachelors quarters
in the city for rent, With furniture for sale at
a great bargain. House contains all the mod
ern conveniencies. Location most desirable.
1nouire at this office.
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The strasburg Clock

C1UCH
Still continues to be the centre of attraction,
and there is no abatement in the attendance as
day after day passes by. The interest it has
excited, and the extensive patronage it has re-
ceived must prove most satisfactory to the
managers. All are reminded that it positively
closes tomorrow evening. Go and see it be-
fore its final departure.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

The board spent considerable time in
comparing assessments on real estate in the
First ward, and decided that the members
living in each ward should examine the
property in their district and report to the
board upon any inadequate or over valua-
ton.
The board adjourned at o'clock.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

Possessed of the DeriL He Runs Through
tie Vittnye IL. the dttire OF He
Ii..n
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23

Good dry slabs delivered for S2.75 per cord
by John Dowlan, corner Fifth and Wabashaw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-17
Notwithstanding oesGomsreHes,
Stc Sestebuu9cts Wfegtfo's sum
0fAfSEN1t0e

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