Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-04
CITY GLOBULES.

Wind ana uusU.
Oyercoats were in request yesterday.
All st. Paul was in Minneapolis yesterday.
Typographia ball at the Athen@um Monday
night.
Mcdonald, the champion skate dancer, at
the Opera Honse Monday night. -....
Mr., Bickel, of the Internal Revenue office
took in 50, 900 yesterday for licenses.
St. Paul knew not half the pride and affec-
ton she had for her sister Mime till the great
trouble came.
The United States has brought suit against
Chas. Petersen, who lives on the st, Crolx, for
trespass on the public lands.
The $50. 600 bond of II. M. Knox as public
examiner is signed by W. B. Dean, VIM. h.
Merriam, p Fl. Kelley and G. Il. Bigelow.
Business was almost neglected yesterday; SO
great was the sympathy Of our citizens win
orr stricken neighbors that they could talk of
nothing else.
f. State Auditor Whitcomb leaves to-day for
In Verne. Rock county, where he makes the
first school land sale Of the season next Tues
day.
The Board of Public Works met for few
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respect to the clerk, Mr.. R. S. German, whose
father-in-law, John r. Irvine, lay at that tim
dead, adjourned till Monday.
Valentine Wiegand will have hearing before
Commissioner Berry at Winona, to-day, on the
charge of selling liquor without paying the
special tax District Attorney Billson has gone
to Winona to conduct the prosecution.
Groups of sad-visaged men stood at every
~ I,x rIo1r hall Ino
over the appalling calamity to the sister city
it ia said that the sympathy of our citizens
will take moro substantial form than mere
words.
A lively race took place between the buses
running from third and fourth rate hotels and
hackmen, from the Lake Superior depot into
the city last evening" to the imminent danger
of pedestrians and respectable conveyances
passing along Third street.
Adah kichmond's troupe which gives three
performances at the Opera House next week, is
spoken of by the press as giving one of the
most entertaining performances of the day
varied, excellent and chaste. Baby Mcdonald
alone is worth spending dollar to see.
A small boy, some or years old yesterday
afternoon was thrust from the door of the
Minnesota Home in a beastly state Of intoxica
ton. Who sold him gave him liquor? The
pillory and tread-mill and "cato nine-tails'
should be revived for wretches who supply
liquor to infants.
Joseph Long says his lawyer advised him tc
pull up Fabrienski's fence. Fabrienski says
his lawyer advised HI m if Long tried to make
short work with his fence by breaking it down
and laying out a road, to lay Long out with E
fence pole. Both acted on the advice of theil
lawyers, and Long goes about with his arm con-
fined in sling and Fabrienski was slung into
confinement at the county Jail. Moral-follow
the advice Of your lawyers.
As the Mir nesota house buss was dashine
recklessly up Third street last evening, Mr.
Osborn foreman to I. Webb, iveryman
noticing the cratic driving, drew his team uk
close to the sidewalk in front of Kelly q Co.'S
warehouse. The machine came dashing on
catching the hind wheel of the buggy, tipped
It over, throwing the driver on to the sidewalk
and breaking axle Of the buggy. This affair
will be the subject of a case at the municipal
court.
Michael Fabrienski was arrested yesterday
on warrant charging him with attack
upon Joseph Long, of Moundsview as reported
exclusively in the GLOBE. Michael was
unable to find good and true, willing t.
stand his bail, and consequently he was provid
ed with an apartment in Major Becht's estab
lishment. A warrant was also issued fo
Michaels brother Laurence, uRsn the sam.
charge, but the lynx eye Of Deputy Harrison
failed to light upon him.
Mr.. Andrews of Forbes street, was sitting a
supper when the great mill explosion at Min
neapolis took place. He says that the HOUSE
shook SO that his tea was spilled from his cup
He walked out into the street, and tn
cloud of smoke and large pieces Of tarred pa
per flying through the air. While standing out
looking and wondering what was the cause o
the trouble. piece of siding between two ane
three feet long, and six inches wide a
one end, came, shooting through tn