Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-26
CITY GLOBULES.

CITY GLoBULEs.
Fancy fair at Music hall this afternoon.
Sir James Whitmans entertainment at Ma
sonic hall this evening.
Money on account Of State taxes is coming
in quite freely to the State treasury.
The new school house being erected in the
Sixth ward will be completed by next Septem-
Der.
The county statistics are coming in per-
feet deluge upon the State statician, Hon. J.
P. jacobson.
David Cowan was yesterday apportioned five
days on the stone pile by Judge Flint for fit
Of drunkenness
No. engine house, on Wacouta street, has
been whitewashed throughout, and looks as
bright as new pin.
Il is confidently expected that the Hudson
q River Falls railroad will be ironed and in
running order within the next thirty days.
Tenth street. for the space of one block west
of Broadway, is torn up and impossible to
teams by reason of constructing the new
sewer.
Up to o'clock yesterday afternoon 663 dog
licenses had been issued for the current year.
of which only A were for CANNES of the female
persuasion.
Thirteen buggies were arrayed for sale on
Fifth street, opposite the post office, yesterday,
and attracted much attention from the work
manship and cheapness.
At police roll-call last evening a platoon Of
twelve men, under command of Sergeant
Walsh, was detailed as an escort of the Catho-
lie Temperance Union procession, which will
form at $3.50 P. NJ, to-day.
Jerry Manning and Sylvester Montour
pleaded guilty yesterday in the municipal court
were given in the GLOBE of yesterday morning.
Each was sentenced to twenty days on the
stone pile.
The Western bound train over the Chicago
st. Paul d Minneapolis railroad due in this
until 40 P. NJ, having been detained bya fire
on the Chicago & Northwestern. No damage
occurred TO the passengers or train.
Yesterday afternoon, when the North Wis
consin train bound for st. Paul had reached
four miles this side of Clayton, Wis, the en-
glne and four cars were thrown from the track,
No injury to the passengers or employees en-
sued, and force of men were sent out to clear
the wreck and track.
The pool Ines to Milwaukee and Chicago
In their determination to crush out the Duluth
route, have reduced rates on -four to Chicago
and Milwaukee to % cents per barrel, being
only one-half the rate charged during the win
ter months. West bound rates, we are told. are
on the same basis.
miserable cripple, in hopeless and help
less state OF intoxication, was found yesterday
morning by Officer Calvin, lying upon the
lower jackson street sidewalk. A truck was
| procured, and the helpless drunkard was con
veyed to the station, to await Judge Flint 8
investigation this morning
There arrived yesterday, from Milwaukee, a
complete complement Of non-unionist com pos
itors for the Volkzeit.taag, and the management
now trusts and believes that the daily and
weekly editions of that journal will hencefortb
proceed undisturbed by strikes or other un-
pleasantness.
A. J. Wampler. DR.. Leasure, and Joe Ham.
aker returned yesterday from two DAYS. fish
ing smack at Forest Lake ssloaded to the
guards with the wiggling, shining trophies of
their proves with the rod and line. The
popular druggist says if the fish had been half
| as plenty as the mosquitoes they could have
taken car load.
The latest additions to the rogues' gallery at
ponce headquarters are the photographs of
hed Edwards, the safe craftsman, and his pal,
VINO We're recently bounced out of the city.
Inc photographs were taken in MinneapOlis
and Edwards did his best when sitting to dis
figure his portrait by contracting his eyelids.
but nobody can mistake him.
Complaint is made that large numbers of
men and boys are in the habit of bathing in
the river just opposite the city and on the
island, IN full view of all who pass over the
bridge and to the great annoyance of ladies.
circumstances have only provoked additional
exposures of the most odious character. The
police will do well to look into the matter.
John Ullman, German residing on Stewart
street, was drowned on Monday afternoon
near Banholzer's brewery, while catching drift
wood IN the river. A companion who was with
him at the time, calamity jumped into the
r 3l to attempt his rescue, and came near
left widow, but no children, in deep poverty.
The body has not yet been recovered.
Chief of Police Weber returned yesterday
from Hutchinson, Mcleod county. of which
| and it's surroundings, he gives a glowing ac-
GGunG. IN sunday last, the Adventists of
Hutchinson and vicinity assembled in bean
tifully situated and arranged camp on the
banks of Grow river, to the number of fnllv
5000. In the afternoon, 40 persons were han
tised in the river, the task occupying five elders
for some hours
half drunken hoodlum, claiming to hail
from New Orleans was arrested Yesterday
afternoon by Officer Gibbons at the corner Of
Third and Jackson streets, where he was insu]t
ing the Eoassers by. On the ay to the station
| the rough was extremely troublesome and in
sulting to the officer, at whom he struck. and
he was not landed in his cell until the police
man had given him thorough taste of what
an aroused st. Paul police officer is capable.
There arrived, last evening, over the Chicago.
st. Paul & Minneapolis railroad, batch of IS
recruits for frontier posts, who will be sta
TONED at Fort Smelling until forwarded The
squad came too late for transportation by rail.
and J. 3. Cook, the omnibus man, was applied
to, and in twenty minutes the soldiers were on
their way out of the city to the fort. Such ce-
lerity is certainly most creditable to Mr.. Cook's
management and enterprise
At 8 o'clock last night, the house of steamer
NO. l, on st. Peter street, was completely filled
by party of ladies and gentlemen Of the
Mower county excursion, numbering at least
fifty. The object of the visit was to see the
horses rush forth when the o'clock fire alarm
test was sounded, and for the deletation Of the
visitors, the gong was sounded a second time.
to which the horses handsomely responded. to
the great delight and admiration Of the on
lockers.
This being the season Of big fish stories, we
have one from party consisting of Mr.. N. T..