Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-11
sidewalk and two from the outside of the
bridge. Mr.. Cole had substantial repairs
CITY GLoBULEs.

The John street bridge is half up.
Wheat from CSC to &c at the mills yester-
day.!
The oral examinations of the public schools
will be continued to-day.
The grading of Ohio street is completed. It
will be the finest drive in the city.
Zee sales by P. T. Kavanagh, commission
auctioneer, for Thursday and Saturday of this
week.
Chief Weber and Captain Clark arrested
last night.
Robert Holland, not unknown to fame in
police Circles was. arrested by officer Roleau for
a disturbance.
Hundreds.of people were out yesterday to
see the procession and the unanimous verdict
was that it was a big one.
Pat Flaherty, run in for drunk Saturday
night, pleaded guilty at the municipal court
yesterday morning and paid his fine.
James Murray was drunk and noisy and
Jessrang gave him cell to cool off in before his
appearance before Judge Flint this morning
The circus folks folded their tent like the
Arab, and silently stole away from the classic
precincts of st. Paul at an early hour this
morning.
Mike Hoy, Chief Munger, and Officer Casey,
of Minneapolis, are here to watch general re-
suits, and to spot noted characters following
the circus.
The few hard cases who came with the circus
yesterday were kept under snch close surveil-
lance by the police that they had no chance to
perpetrate any mischief.
superintendent Burt has gone up the main
line of the st. Paul & Pacific for the purpose
of paying an official whit to the schools at
Willmar, Benson and Morris.
There was more wheat brought to town yes
terday and more hay and straw than for many
day. The big circus fetched the farmers
when CSC for wheat could not?
Although the city was crowded with strangers
yesterday, there was absolutely no rowdyism
and no robberies or pocket-picking facts that
speak volumes for the efficiency of our police
force
II wonder if that's the caliope?" queried a
fashionably dressed young lady yesterday, as
she pointed to the huge baboon that graced the
parade.
change Of time on the St. Paul, Saltwater
and Taylors Falls road has gone into effect and
the hours of arriving and departing trains will
be found noted in detail on the card on the
third page.
There was a false alarm of fire from box at
3:l5 A. NJ. yesterday. The hook and ladder
truck broke the irons attached to the platform
springs in running in reponse to the alarm, but
the damage was speedily repaired.
Mr.. P. Mccarthy last evening received dis
patch from ODonovan Rosa, dated at Portage
City, Wis, which stated that he would arrive
IN st. Paul at SAT this morning over the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and St. Paul road.
Attention is directed to the change in time
card of the Keokuk Northern Line Packet
company. Boats will leave hereafter on Sun
days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 4
P d., as per advertisement in another column.
At the afternoon performance at the circus
there were upwards of 5000 people present;
then there were 5000 in the evening. and Mr..
Cole says it is the largest business that he has
ever done in st. Paul. His expenses are from
$1,000 to $1,000 daily.
Most of our citizens felt it incumbent upon
them to let their children see the circus yester.
day. Of course they didn't care for it them
selves, but it was nevertheless noticeable that
1t took about three adults to escort one child
to the big tent across the creek.
Friedland Herman, habitual drunkard is in
the habit of having an extra heavy
drink on Sundays when he abuses
everybody on the street in very low
Dutch. Judge Flint sent him up for six DAYS
to the bull pen in default of $50 fine and costs.
The report in circulation upon the streets
yesterday forenoon that there would be no
quorum of the Senate at the hour named in
the Saturday adjournment for resuming i'm
parchment proceedings yesterday, was gross
libel. There were just quorum of honorable
Senators present.
Ned Campbell, the delinquent Snowman,
telegraphs to Pat Connolly that he has opened
another ALEXANDRA" at Des Moines-his people
had bitter get their sugar in advance, or it
may transpire that the ghost will not ap-
pear some fine evening as at st. Paul, Milwau-
kee, Toronto and elsewhere.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon a piece
of scantling fell from the roof of the Fore
paugh block, on Third street, and struck a
German laborer who was at work on the floor
below, breaking his right arm just below the
elbow. The injured man received surgical
That slaughter. house over the bridge was
as bad as ever yesterday. The sickening
stencil was waited across the bridge by the
breeze and even affected the horses as they
passed over. Another filthy spot calling for
the attention of the nuisance inspector is a
place on Second street below Ingersoll's where
Stops and filth are emptied out continually,
The ten Thousand dollars appropriated by
the Legislature for the impeachment trial of
Judge Page, has already been used, and vet
the defense have but just commenced the pre-
sentation of the case. In this case the people
OF Mower county have been doing the dancing
but the State is paying the fddler-and the
fiddler is high priced one, too, say $25, 1000.
Billy Hughes was not ready for trial yester.
day morning, and the court to accommodate
the gentleman (?) postponed the case till
Thursday, when Billy will be called on to
prove the innocence he claims. He will first
be tired tor stealing an opera-glass and after
wards for purloining pair of shoes. HOY. of
Minneapolis will claim him for little lob uu
at the Falls end of the dual city when he gets
through here.
The Home and City Improvement society are
to hold their next public meeting on Thursday
evening at Music hall. On this occasion Rev.
DR.. Dana's long promised address, or lecture,
on the matter of useful improvements is to be
given, and an enjoyable time is anticipated,
This society has now won for itself place and
q large constituency, and can accomplish good
deal for St. Paul, if sustained cordially by our
leading citizens.
There was row on Robert street last night
about 1870 o'clock arising out of hack dis
pute. 1t appears from the statement of the
hack driver that two men got into his car
riage and were driven about the city, and when
he demanded pay they refused, and a fight
ensued, the hackman blacking one of his
fares eyes. The two men, who are strangers In
the city. were locked up, and all three win
answer before Judge Flint this morning