Daily globe., 1878-10-13
CITY GLoBULEs.
The Lingards tomorrow evening.

| morning at the House of Hope.
] The committee on public markets will meet
| tomorrow at o'clock P. NJ. in the city clerks
Office.
Mr.. J. C. O'Gorman, of Fetsch & O'Gorman
now says, My Daughter, SIR smiles, and
asks will you smoke.''
! Officer Roleau was in luck yesterday. He
won the 800 set of furniture offered by a
boot and shoe store on Third street.
I The council committee on streets and alleys
tried to get together yesterday afternoon. No
quorum showing up, the two in attendance
had to adjourn.
! The market yesterday morning was crowded
with hucksters and buyers. The display of
country produce equaled the exhibition at an
| agricultural fair. There will be many good
Sunday dinners eaten to-day.
| TIE motion for continuance in Mrs. Town
sends case before the district court of Wright
county was denied. Her attorney, Mr. Erwin,
has received notice that her trial has been set
for Tuesday. He leaves tomorrow to attend
her interests.
Ihe gentlemen composing the railroad con-
ductors excursion party evidently believe in
equally distributing their hotel favors, most of
| them honoring the Merchants for breakfast
yesterday morning before taking their departure
for Minneapolis.
The blocks for the jackson street pavement
are being sawed out in large quantities at the
mill on Eighth street, between Minnesota and
Cedar streets. The license to use the pave
ment will arrive in time for work to be bepun
tomorrow morning.
The date of Gen. Gibbons lecture for the
benefit of the yellow fever sufferers has been
fixed for the evening of the 17th inst. at the
Opera House. The general will tell of the
beauties and romance of the Yellowstone park.
and the lecture will no doubt prove of great
| interest.
Yankee Sullivan, we'll known character to
the police, was found last night about o'clock
on Robert street in demented condition from
| whisky. He was brought to the station, where
nearly all night he furnished practical tenn
perance lecture, with frightful example
! thrown in,
Efforts were being made yesterday to obtain
the release of Gasoline, who attempted to col
lect bill from Chas. Leslie, and got into an
| alteration with him. Casseline's mother is
| represented to be in Strengthened circum-
stances, and the release Of her son would be a
| mercy to her.
The remaining three companies of the
Seventh Infantry, Gen. Gibbons regiment, to
be stationed at Fort Snelling-sent through the
city Friday night by the poor old p. P
reached the city from Bismarck about II
o clock last night, and went Immediately for
ward to their destination. The detachment
was in command of Gen. Gilbert lieuten ant
colonel of the regiment.
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
closed at a late hour on Tuesday night. Last
evening the printing of the official proceedings
in pamphlet of eighty pages was furnished
and Grand Secretary Pierson commenced mail
ing them to subordinate chapters and to grand
secretaries IN other States. This is the fastest
time on record, and reflects great credit upon
the enterprise and vigor of Mr.. Pierson.
There's dreary monotony about court rou
tine duty. There's clerk of one of the
courts who whiles away weariness by occasiona
rhymic outbursts, as:
'Oh mein Gott in himmel,
1t fills my heart with fear
To see the Deitsch drink kimmel
Schnapps and dot lager BIER
The tracklayers on the ST. Vincent extension
were expected to reach Middle river last night
! leaving only some seventeen miles of territor,
to compass to complete the line to its junction
with the Pembina branch of the Canadian Pa
cifc at Pembina. Track laying on the Penn bins
branch is progressing at tcne rate of about
mile day, and it is expected will be com
pleted to Pembina as early if not in advanc
Of the Extension line
Two of the factors" in the Murray compan,
found st. Paul whisky little too much fo
them yesterday, and among other things com
mitted the indiscretion of insulting one of th
Ladies connected with the troupe. The,
promptly got the grand bounce, and proceeded
to make general nuisances of themselves b,
4 tn 1,rf hoo1
other person. An officer gave them a Sigh
hint as to the proprieties of st. Paul society
4 and they toned down towards midnight but Il
is not improbable that Judge Flint may yet b.
called upon to administer upon their spare
cash before they get out of town.
Messrs. Fl. @. Putnam, D. s. Phillips, A. A
Cutter, P. S. Peabody, Frank Moore and A. J.
Rust, Of Eau Claire. Wis, passed through the
city yesterday for the western end of the main
line of the st. Paul & Pacific road. The gen
| tIemen are making a combined business and
pleasure trip to the region named. One object
is to look after lands already secured and tc
| look up additional broad acres. While doing
| this they also propose to do more or less hunt
ing, to successfully engage in which they hao
| supplied themselves with a complete hunting
outfit, guns, dogs, tents, camp utensils, etc.
| etc.
Mr.. T. Marcy, superintendent of the Brad
street agency, has received letter from theil
local agent to inquire in this city for one Giles
formerly proprietor Of hotel or boarding
house here. The letter was dispatched at the
request of one William Edward Giles, who died
of yellow fever on October LIST. Deceased
claimed to be native of this city, and left the
place many years ago, when quite young
When first stricken, he made the request that
in the event of his death, that his father be
communicated with and Informed of his demise
| MIR. Marcy has been unable, SO far, to find any
traces Of the Giles as described.
gentleman just from the front, reports the
track layers on the Hastings & Dakota railroad
at Hawk Creek, four miles from Granite Falls
where temporary halt is being made for the
construction of bridge over that stream
This bridge is expected to be completed SO that
| track laying will be resumed Monday or Tues
day, and the track carried in to Granite Falls
by Saturday night of this week. After reach
| ing this point, track laying will be suspended
for some two weeks, waiting on the graders
when operations will be resumed in the direc
tion of Montevideo, which point it is expected
to reach with the rail some time before tht
first fall of snow.
Whatever else you may omit do not neglect
to read the Sunday Bulletin of A. h
Strouse. He offers immense bargains in al
styles of winter underwear, and in cloaks
| blankets and all seasonable goods can compete
with any house west of New York.