Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-17
CITY GLoBULEs..

0A>OASeA@ASSs
Great Western band concert at the Tivoi to
night.
The station cells were empty at o'clock last
evening.
Have any of our st. Paul contractors any in
terest in the Grow Creek crookedness?
The usual weekly grand concert by the Great
Western band will occur this evening at Grote's
Tivoli.
Albert Armstrong put the purifier into the
distillery yesterday by paying $836.51 to his
successor in Office, Capt. Kieffer.
Those who feel agrieved Because they ar
under-assessed can have their consciences eased
by appearing before the board of equalization
in session.
The st. Paul Home and City improvement
society will meet Thursday evening at the
rooms of the chamber of commerce. Full a t.
tendance is requested.
Phillip Best not, it is presumed, the great
Milwaukee brewer-was yesterday consigned
for five days to the stone pile by Judge Flint,
for being drunk and disorderly.
Day before yesterday, the city hall bell fail
ed to strike the noon test through the engine
house gongs, and, yesterday. the bell struck
the test, but the gongs did not.
Mr.. b. T. Wells of Minneapolis, has resign
ed his position of the State board of equaliza-
ton. The vacancy will be filed upon the re-
turn of Gov. Pillsbury from Little Falls.
| A large number of passengers from St. Louis
and Kansas City came up yesterday by the
| Minnesota, and scattered themselves among
the different popular watering places in this
vicinity.
| Now that Matt. Hummel has about recovered
from his injuries received the night of the
Fourth from a slung-shot in the hands of
Charles Haggerty, it will be in order to arrest
! Hummers assailant.
Frederick Graufmann had up yesterday
in the municipal court for disorderly conduct,
but, for reasons best known to the powers be-
hind the throne, he liberated upon paying
only 81, the amount of the costs.
The common council yesterday passed an
other strand of red tape around the throat of
the Como avenue baby, by its reference to the
board of public works without specifically di-
recting any action in the premises.
Gov. Pill sbury has gone to Little Falls,
Morrison county, where he will remain all the
week in attendance upon the commission APP
pointed to take testimony in the matter Of the
claims in dispute by the Brainerd road.
on public measures, Col. Allen has twice dis
tinguished himself this week-at the chamber
of commerce on Monday, and at the meeting
of the common council yesterday afternoon.
The GLOBE messengers from Minneapolis had
an interview with tramps about 0 o'clock last
:, light some four miles from the city. A party
= of five six sprang out into the road and at
! tempted to stop their horse. The prompt APP,
plication Of the whip to the horse and the
/, firing of revolver in the air enabled them tc
g escape.
Y At special meeting of the school district
= at White Bear lake, held Monday evening" reso
lutions were unanimously adopted condemn
ing the use of any school moneys for buying
text books or any other purpose than that fol
which it was raised or appropriated, and in
structing the district clerk not to order any
l. books through the county superintendent.
To-day being the fifty-sixth anniversary q
,. the birth of Mr.. B. Presley, he has organized
r a large party of friends and relatives who will
spend the day under his genial auspices a
d Lake Elmo, departing at 9:20 A. M. Among
l. those who have received invitations are som,
7. of Mr.. Pressley's New Orleans friends, and
!. rare treat is in store for them and the othe
Z. guests.
t; The st. Paul gentlemen who will join the ex
u cursion from Minneapolis to Lake Minnetonk
/
n Louis, will bear in mind that the train leave
a. at $50 A. M. A full list of the St. Louis Wis
T. itors will be found in the Minneapolis news o
this issue. Tomorrow the people of st. Pau
will have the honor of welcoming the distir
u guished guests in his city.
th Sanitary Inspector Meyerding yesterda
t. hauled up, on two separate charges, Mrs. A. +
y Smith and Charles Hosteller, for violating tn
Z, health ordinance. Both pleaded their excuse
es bility, inasmuch they had done their best {
D: abate the nuisances complained Of, and it ais
III appeared that certain Typographical facts inte
y; fered with the drainage of their premises. I
:. give each an opportunity to 'clean up" th
y; cases were continued until the 18th inst.
B. Those who are willing to furnish carriage
as tomorrow morning at 81 O'clock for the use
tie the St. Louis visitors, will confer favor Q
II Gen. r. w. johnson by reporting the fact
b. him before o'clock this evening. 1t is e,
TX pected that each carriage will be accompanie
Il. by the owner. Attention to this matter wi
"a, save the committee much trouble, and enab
u.s. it to settle upon some definite programme f
%; extending courtesy to our distinguished visi
is; ors.
~ Thomas Boheim-the name under which
EST was accused-took Mrs. Kentermann, not u
fe, known to police court fame to the Internatio
l.; al hotel late on Tuesday night, aud Undue,
,r; the unwilling night clerk to give them roo
'g; together. At 4 o'clock yesterday morning tn
in were reused out of that room by Sergea
er, Walsh and Patrolmen De Corsey. Judge FIJI
lp- committed Boheim to the stone pile for thir
IN, days, and Mrs. Kantermann to the house of t.
Id, Good Shepherd for the same term.
~. R. G. Judson, secretary of the State agri,
us tural society, was in town yesterday, bustlil
ed, around as busy bee in the interest of tn
X. approaching event. Judging from the lar
gs; budget of letters in his possession from pro1
lg. inent stock and business men in all parts
I'd, the United States, asking for space, premiu
A. catalogues, railroad rates, terms, condition
M. circumstances, and thousand other interroe
ley tories our coming State fair is awakening
lit; deep interest in almost every State in t
w, Union. If the first week in September do
Id, not witness the grandest fair ever held in tt
an State the signs of coming events delusi
G. and a snare-and we don't believe they are.
go; --
lie; THE COURTS.
ka.
District Court.
a' Before Judge Brill.
lp- GENERAL. TERM.
~ E. M. Raymond VS. Sioux City railroad col
ass pany; on trial.
W Before Judge SimonsI