Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-03
CITY GLOBULEs.
St. Peter street is undergoing graveling, be
tween Seventh and Ninth streets.
THE ARRITAL OF VISITING ODD
FELLOWS TO-DAY.
How They Will Be Received-The March
Through the City-The Celebration at
Red Rock-What will BE Done In the
City and Vicinity.

Owing to the multiplicity of its engagements, T
he Great Western band will not perform at r
Irote's Tivoli this week. C
Herman Kenkle, st. Pauls representative at
the Annapolis naval academy, has passed his .
examination, leading class Of thirty-si1 mem
bers. :,
Mrs. Almira Cressy, sent up last Thursday ~
for thirty days on account of drunkenness, ~
was yesterday released on payment of her fine ~
of $40 and costs. III
The Rev. A. 81. Kerr, of st. Peter, has resign ap
ed his charge of the Presbyterian church, of ~ ~
which j. X. Alexander has taken charge till
MIR. Kerrs successor is appointed. be
The excavation for the basement and founda- eV
ton of the Wann block, corner of Sibley and y:
Fifth streets, is almost completed. The build ~,
ing will be occupied by Noyes Bros. Cutler. =,
Iron is passing through this city daily on ac- CT
count of the st. Paul & Pacific, and track lay Il
| ing commenced yesterday at Melrose, west to :,
| Alexandria, and at Crookston, north to st. y
Vincent.
Sixth street, between Wabashaw and Cedar d
streets, is receiving top dressing of about SIX
inches of fine gravel thus bringing the street =
up to grade and at the same time leveilng up =
tx e surface.
One of the greatest attractions on the Fourth
will be the handsome carpet pattern, especially
forwarded from the East to John Matheis, IN
whose window it will be exhibition on the
day of independence.
: Two drunLs were all the cases Of that class
that afflicted the municipal court yesterday
. morning, for which Andrew Asher paid a fine
. of 80 and costs, and James Lamont went to the
/; stone pile for four days.
Z; covered plank drain is being wisely placed
- across Wabashaw street along side OF the south
!: cross walk of Fourth, by which means the west
= gutter of Wabashaw street, from Third to |
e. Fourth, will be kept dry.
$, That offensive gutter along the Wabashaw
~ street front of the American house has been
: filled up and the drainage heretofore passing
= along it will be conveyed through the cellar OF
% the hotel directly to the main sewer.
Il. commodous two story frame residence, to
Il. be veneered with brick, is being erected by
IL IL Tim Reardon, the contractor, for MIR. H. T.
u Upham cashier of the First National bank, on
X; the corner of Ninth and Wacouta streets.
M Timothy Reardon yesterday lodged COM
ty; plant in the municipal court, wherein ne
er, charged Michael B. Farrell with the alleged
go; theft of 5000 feet of lumber valued at $62
st. The case was continued until Friday next.
no. Several families came in from San Francisco
lew Yesterday to go on to one of Bishop Ireland S
lrd. colonies They report hard times in the Gold
u. en- State and hundreds of families who wonlc
ave- be glad to get out to Minnesota if they could
"a The most marvellous invention of the day
W. the phonograph, is on exhibition at No. q
ary, East Third street, where ladies and children
uis; as well as gentlemen, can witness It's startln!
lite performances and have Its principles explalne
1eV. to them.
ont 49, 11o,so Of the Good Shepher,
!. R. Inc lalr Aol the iAo ", u 80 w sa+,,ra.,
nay, which the feo''eef f'sSS cioseo ", -,
III Mod ra n
ago; for the several valuable articles for who
Wi tickets were sold took place. and was conducte
rick in the fairest way possible
ing; Messrs Duffy & Brien, sub-contractors fe
1est endorsement story of the capitol extension
H. are doing an excellent piece of work on the
,rox contract If the remainder of the work is dor
1nie as thoroughly-and there is no reason to donl
tiers, it will be-there will be no opportunity Il
son. criticsing the contract as Job.
edes, A hatch of boys was arrested last evening
omer ioeoeiio poi' :,
Miss the Mississippi river IN 1ront Oh une cl.yi
mort: trary to the law in such case made and pr
wife vided Their names and residences havl
Wer- been taken, they released for the n1gf
Irchi on condition of appearing this morning in t
. and municipal court.
arrol- An Irshman came into town yesterday w
az had driven all the way from Saratoga Sprln
R. S. New York. lie started OH AP,il ieU. aa,s
tentlOn
" w with his family. When asked his name, at
r T. Catholic immigration bureau, he answer
''Bedad did yes ever hear of a man doing al
thing that wasn't John Smith or some one
his few relatlons!
Allusion was heretofore made by the GLt
exclusively, that horse hired from the Wa
:. shaw street stable of James Brennan, had b
Ill IT'S most inhumanly driven on Sunday aftern
" the by the hirers. In the municipal court yes
al :, day, Michael Sweeny and Edward Barscht "
ON LII had up for the cruelty in question, and v
- NJ. fined $l2 and costs each, or $28.25 in ALL wi
8 close made it pretty dear drive
lde to Nothing definite has yet been ascertained
e, the specting the whereabouts of the runaways Il
same the county iail but it is believed three
st Ma least. have made their way to Wisconsin.
voting general sentiment of the city yesterday
form that it was Il very good radiance of very
o,ow- rubbish. especially as the escaped prisoners
~ o,,a not likely to return to the city they have
W. graced with their partially punished crimes
M. tro- Yesterday afternoon man named j. B.
of the was arrested in this city on a warrant
lust be Minneapolis 1t appears that Clark is on
t have those perambulators who put up on cell
M and the hanging ornaments OF var1egated r
S made which are SO famlllar: CLARK u1o sonie W.
this character in Minneapolis, the prlc
hat the wa'Sn was hs and came near bu,
he colt, Jown the huildinr. He will be called 70
day.
Some time ago, Zimmerman, the photogra
made up and photographed two admi
y oa'n- composition pictures, entitled the "
blowing SHELF and waiting for double, the
Try jan jects representing incidents IN duck shoo
rst Sec These have been reproduced in such exc
mn, imitation of water colors as to almost dc
.noi'i"s critic and are thus constituted adm1
banner ornaments for those who delight in sho
CERT and J. F. Buckelew is the State agent for
Joseph SALE and can be seen at the Clarendon.
finance During the month of June there wer
C. Kneb- fires and one false alarm. Four OF the
were of an incendiary origin, and, with Il
ng con- oantion of the harvester works fire, whic
With bevond the city limits, the loss was tr
lry ana The most serious blaze inside the limits wa
l all, the Welshs barn. on Fuller street, near w
st Cath avenue, the loss being estimated at SOU
his con- an insurance of $500, Two horses and OF
lnnesota were burned, but no accident to human
ganlzG d limb occurred.
Fellows. All day yesterday andith day before
er secret wonder was, and still the Wonoer grew:
Y Mime the building SO long occupied as the m
and the headouarters could possibly contain
be uni enormous Quantities of Office furniture
societies ceteras that were being carried off to For
Ice upon ling. Worse than Pandora's tabled be
,rse, with offices have not the hope remaining of
S of the turn of their former occupants. The r.
n $500 to is carried on apace but the beginning
survivors. end seems far from beiag yet attained.
The board of public works evidently
=, of even hends that the Rice street sewer will
completed within the time specified by t
and from tract and the contractor, Patrick Nash
'N0 -, inclined to be dilatory, although he ha