Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-05
CITY GLoRULEs.

Lake Elmo is in the height of its glory and
thronged with visitors.
During the month Of July, the police made
181 arrests, which resulted in the collection of
$698.05 in fines.
The managers Of the Society for the Reliefof
the Poor will hold special meeting in their
Office on Robert street at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
The Rev. D. r. Breed attracted large crowd
on Bridge square last evening to listen to some
plain, practical talk upon the one thing need
full.
The Krieger Verein held pleasant meeting
last evening, and the members renewed their
recollections of battles lost and won in which
they participated.
Tomorrow will be the twenty-ffth anniver-
sary of the marriage of MIR. and Mrs. Jacob
Schnitzius, and the occasion will be marked by
full reunion of the Miller family, of which
Mrs. Schnitzius is a member. As three or four
generations will be represented, this silver we'd
ding will be of more than ordinary interest
and enjoyment.
The picnic of the German society yesterday
at Banholzer's park was largely attended, and
was immensely enjoyed. The Turner's of the
city were present in large force, and gave some
magnificent displays Of gymnastic skill and
proves. Other German outdoor sports were
INDUCED in, while the Great Western band
greatly added to the enjoyment of the occa-
sion.
The cooler was uncommonly well tenanted
last night, there being no less than eight per-
sons confined therein for being drunk and dis
| orderly. One limp specimen of intoxicated
humanity required two officers, Patrolmen Glib
bons and Babe, and citizen to carry him from
| the lower part of the city to the station. This
mornings proceedings in the municipal court
ought to result in considerable pecuniary adj
| ditions to the treasury.
Mr.. George Morgan. of Richmond, Ind, ar
rived in st. Paul yesterday with six fnely-bred
young dogs, some of whom will be entered in
the bench show and field trial. The dogs are
three Irish settlers, Bob, Red Rival and Rosa II
| two English settlers, Frank and Belle Flora, and
| one Gordon, Lulu. Mr.. Morgan, in tie time
intervening before the bench show, will locate
at some favorable point in the State for giving
| his dogs field work, most of whom have never
had a gun shot over them. The dogs are beau.
| ties.
disgraceful assault occurred yesterday at
Minnehaha Falls, wherein David Staples, Of
| Saltwater, and two brothers named Hickey
belonging to Minneapolis, were concerned
The parties were in saloon drinking, Staples
having for his companions some United States
soldiers belonging TO fOrt Snelllng. Inc guar
rel arose to whether the soldiers should be ad
mitted to drink with the rest on the invitation
of the Hickeys, and the proposition not bein.
acceptable to the latter, Staples swiped tn
butt end of his driving whip across the face o
one of the Hickeys, cutting the latters coun
tenance open. general fight ensued, but NJ
arrests were made.
Too much caution cannot be exercised during
this warm weather in attending to the securit
of dwellings,. Open doors and windows bein
the rule, thieves have little obstruction to con
tend with. On Thursday last, a, house st
Peter street, near Exchange, was entered il
broad daylight. The trunks and a bureau wer
ransacked, and small amount of money wa
stolen from one Of the drawers, the burglar no
leaving trace of his identity. On Friday,
thief, equally unknown, walked into hous
on Exchange street, between st. Peter an
Wabashaw, and Gifted purse containin
$3.50, and pair of gold-rimmed eye glasses
J valued at Sl5.