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

The Great Western band plays at Kempien's
park, Dayton's bluff, to-day.
The Deutscher Krieger Verein will hold it's
regular monthly meeting at 8o'clock this even
ing.
The basement walls of the Pomroy block on
Fifth street, between Sibiey and jackson, have
attained the level OF the street.
1t was generally observed yesterday, thar il |
tne present thaw continued, there was every
prospect OF an early spring.
The lower course OF the foundations of the |
Wann block, consisting OF immense flag
IKE DOCKS oI stone, are Delng laid.
Math. tunnel Was better again YESTERDAY
but Inc Iatner OF Cnas. nagserty 1a1ieu u
Drlng the youth inLo The III ulclpa1 court
The horse that was impaled the other day on
the Fort street iron fence. will step forth to-
morrow from DR.. STEMS hospital, as good as
new.
The south and southeast walls of the capitol
extension basement have already attained the
height of the top of the basement window
castings.
Plymouth church, with its various Sunday
schools, makes its annual picnic at Lake Elmo
! next Thursday. A grand time for young and
old is anticipated.
/ Henry Gruppell, consigned by Judge Eli MT
on Friday to four days on the stone pile 70.
drunkenness, was yesterday released on pay
ment of his fine and costs.
| The little daughter of Mr. Harris, shot so
shamefully on the Fourth, ia already able to
move about, but the dastardly senseless shooter
isstill 1T large and UNPUBLISHED.
The X. N. P. line advertises in the st. Louis
| papers that round-trip tickets will be issued
| by the company between that city and this
which will accord to the holders the optional
| return by river rail.
Peter O'Toole's idea that his horse would not
trot more than eight miles an hour did not
wash in the municipal court yesterday morn
ing SO he was fined IS and costs for fast driv-
ing on Friday evening.
Thomas Graham's chickens have come home
to roost. On the ninth of last month, he com
united an aggravated assault upon Oscar Lar
son, but escaped arrest and punishment until
yesterday, when he was sent to the stone pile
for twenty days by Judge Flint.
Three parties, guilty of selling liquor with
out city license, yesterday made to toe
the mark. Kate Morton paid a portion Of hel
license, and her case was continued: Pete,
Dewald paid his in full and was discharged
while Mrs. John E. Siebert's case was continued
until Monday.
Ten cents Tonight and you will hear ser
mon at the Opera House, which will surpris,
many sluggish unbeliever. Edison's Phone
graph will conduct the exercises. Withou
, paid choir. pew rent or $4,000 salary. Hence
!, the poor as well as the rich can take it in
. Come one come all.
] The To1kszeitang says that, since City Jailo
Jessrang has become stakeholder in the ne,
German newspaper the Democrat. he wears
shirt collar fifteen inches high. Even wer
! such the fact, that amount of clean linen woul
2 be Infinitely more becoming than Republica
collar soiled by the Louisiana frauds beyon
human recognition Of the original fabric.
r Col. B. Fl. Campbell, of Des Moines, Ia,
, large importer of horses, now on visit o
Q pleasure and business to this State, has sol
t the black Percheron stallion Murat to Mr.. "
). L. Ames, Jr., of this city. Murat is one O
= Col. CampbelIs Importation. He is a Goa
). piack, weighs l,65O pounds, is fine mover,
sure stock getter, and will prove decided ad
dition to the breeding interests of this section
The State statistician Hon. J. p, jacobson
y has received the complete returns of the asse,
sors of st. Louis and Waseca counties the onl
ones received in full so far. The returns {
the former are unlmportant, in consequence {
its limited cultivated area, but the latter a,
l. of some moment. From rough estimate
h would appear that the yield of wheat therei
: last year averaged fully twenty bushels to tt
Is acre, while the area was largely increased ov,
IS that of 1876.
4 Carl Anderson is on a hopeless and incorrig
70 BILE drunk. When arrested on Friday night. /
= deposited $15 for his appearance in the mum
:, 'pal court yesterday morning. Failing to pr
II sent himself at that time his bail was declare
l. forfeited. About 8 o'clock last evening,
was found lying in a helpless state of intoxic
ton on the sidewalk in front of the Merchan
, by Officer Nugent, and had to be conveyed to IL
3. station in hack. When searched there, I
9. money was found on his persoa, and the 4sto1
70 pile will be his doom on Monday.
g. The meeting held on Friday afternoon
7. initiate new bible class was largely attende
= - by an enthusiastic assemblage. The gener
u expression was that such class should he in
mediately established as an essential need
u Sunday school teachers and others. The pra
le tical action of the meeting took the shape
the appointment of a committee which WI
directed to report to a subsequent meeting tn
week as to the most convenient day and no,
on which the class should gather, so that the
r. Is little question of the schemes eventuatir
in a success.
|
of Knights Templar, hitherto working und
~ dispensation, will commence work under
full charter. The famous Damascus con
le mandery, of this city has been invited to a
t, tend. and will proceed to Saltwater in a bod
Dr. a large number of the Knights having signife
he their intention of being present. The procee
N ings will wind up with a grand ball. Yeste
day, committee from Saltwater called upe
v. Mr. Seibert, with the view of hiring the Gre
B. Western band for the occasion, but he inform
8, the committee that the Damascus commando
e was ahead, having already secured the servic
E. of the coveted musicians. Tally two-one f
e. the popularity of the band, and one for Il
4. prescience of Rus Munger.
e, When Officer O'Keefe landed Carrie Nor
d son at the police station shortly after o'clo
n last night she blabbered like .ore-year-o
i'd infant, and her fat sides were conyulsed by t
d, sobs of conscious innocence-.or bad whisk
The officer avowed she had been raising t
.. mischief in front of Bafours stable on FIT
a, street, aud SO had gathered her in. In t
IL name of all that was amiable she protested
7. Capt. Clark how lamb-like she was, and t
is: captain was deeply impressed by her pl
lie and her tear-bedimmed eyes that he order
er. her to be locked up at once. Then Car,
=. nooiod mn securitv for her annearanca on hJr