Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-28
CITY GLOBULEs.

dred and ninety-fve arrivals yesterday.
The commission on the Brainerd branch dis
puted land claims, was again in session yester-
day.
The cleaning of the gorged Wabashaw street
sewer was commenced yesterday, with the in
tention of relieving the surcharged water
closets in the Haywood block.
George Greenwood a thoroughly soaked
topper, was sent to the stone pile yesterday by
Judge Flint for ten days SO that he might be
afforded chance to work himself sober.
The new wholesale dry goods house of Lin
deke, Warner & Co., are receiving and piling up
an attractive and varied assortment of goods
with which to tempt custom to their house.
The Chicago visitors to the Minnesota Boat
club were entertained last night by their hosts
in right royal and won misunderstanding
style.
sensible sidewalk is being laid along the
Fourth street front of the American Express
company's building, which will replace one of
the worst ones in the business portion Of the !,
city.
The action, wherein Mrs. Woodley sued for a
divorce from her husband, was yesterday
decided by Judge Simons filing decree in
favor of the plaintiff, and granting her the
custody of her child.
AS the eastern fire limit extends to only $50
feet east of Jackson street, the Pomroy block
is outside that demarcation, consequently it is
not illegal to build that wall of wood as mem
toned In yesterday s GLOBE.
Information has been received of the death
at Cleveland o., of Mr.. Arthur Allison,
member of the Red Cap ball club last season,
and for short time after its establishment,
compositor in the GLOBE office.
The De,asche Warte is newsy, well conduc-
ted sheet published in Chicago and st. Paul.
Jacob A. Miss, 161 East Seventh street, man
ages the st. Paul end, which is by nc means the
least interes ting half of the paper.
The st. Paul Liederkranz picnics to-day at
Schade's park, on Fort street, where instru-
mental music and song will diversity the
hours. Omnibuses will run from the west
terminus of the street car track to the park.
The game of base ball at Red Cap park, be-
tween the Eurekas and the Allen-Ahern-Scott
nine was too one sided to be interesting. But
five innings played, the A., A. and S nine
being blanked in each, while the Eurekas piled
up fourteen runs.
Mrs. M. G. Wright, who had been all wrong
as to the sanitary condition of her premises,
had the charge against her in the municipal
court discharged yesterday the payment by
her Of the costs Of the suit, and on abating the
nuisance complained of.
On Friday last Patrolmen Nugent had a bad
! chase along Ninth street after a couple of sus-
picious characters. They eluded the officer 8
| grip, but, III passing by the quarries, dropped
a coat and vest, which have been identified and
returned to their owner.
Math. Hummell was washing the windows of
his saloon yesterday, and Charles Haggerty,
Jr., his assailant on the Fourth with a slung-
shot, seems to have WISHED his hands of the
gross and unproycked crime-at least, he is yet
| UNPUBLISHED and at large.
The swimming train to Lake Elmo was a
great success last night. Some $50 availed
themselves of the opportunity to visit this
charming retreat. The railroad company fur
nished ample accommodation for the crowd,
and all returned to the city at few minutes
past IL, delighted with their trip.
An unmitigated nuisance exists between
Eagle and Franklin streets in the form of an
open drain stream, passing through private
| property and contaminated with the putres
cence from neighboring brewery. 1t will not
be safe for the parties to blame to have In
spectOr Patterson come round with his smellel
| in good order.
The acoustic properties of the municipa
court room are, of themselves of the yer,
worst description, and when to that fact ar,
added the banging of cleavers underneath. TIL
wheeling of cracked fiddle outside, and tn
sounds of busy market around, it becomes
matter of considerable difficulty to hear tn
proceedings of the court.
John Lyons, of Aitken county, appeared yes
terday before United States Commissioner Cal
\ "a,
nesses in a trial for selling whiskey to Indians
recently before the United States district court
The defendant waived examination, an
giving bail for his appearance at the OctObe
term of the United States district court wa
permitted his liberty.
T. r. Huddleston Esq, of this city, lei
r New York on the oath inst. for Europe o
board the Cunard steamer Bothnia. Since hi
departure from this city, Mr.. Huddleston ha
2 visited Utica N. Y, where he effected the fin;
r settlement of the estate of the late Martin /
Vebber, of which he was executor, securing hi
, discharge SUCH and of his sureties, by pa,
! ing over all money due. He will be absent
y Europe about two months.
The canvass for the new city directory h;
been completed. There are doubtless, man
who have been unintentionally omitted, or ha,
changed their residences since being vsitet
. AS it Is wished to make the work as replete an
L perfect possible, it is earnestly desired tn;
q those knowing themselves to have been ski
y ped, or having changed as above indicated. 1
l. send their present addresses to Mr.. w. \
IL CampDell's Office, SO East Third street, or to
r o. box STA.
+ The track layers on the extension of tt
Q branch line of the st. Paul & Pacific road fro
'e Melrose west were within two miles Of SAT
is Centre yesterday morning, and though b
P. rush for that point last night made, Il
Or men were not quite equal to the task. Howe
he er. the track will be completed through to-da
the necessary side tracks, switches, etc., put
l. and Thursday morning next, the regular pc
senger and freight trains will commence ru
ming through from st. Paul to Sank Centre.
Arrangements for the excursion to Chica
III and Milwaukee, which is to start on Aug.
lg must be concluded by Wednesday next.
therefore, becomes imperative upon all inten
ne ing to join to forthwith hand in their names
It. w. d. Rogers, secretary of the chamber
he commerce, who has the management of t
vn affair. This excursion presents an opportuni
he rarely to be enjoyed of visiting the two lie,
er ing cities of the West at such a cheap rate a
under auspices promising such advantages
pleasure and business. sf
Yesterday, Frank Carrigan and Mary Ri
to were arraigned in the municipal court
TX whooping it up pretty lively the night Def
NO on Eagle street. The evidence was entir
inconclusive to Carrigan, and he was acco
ingly discharged. The woman King an