Daily globe., 1878-08-06
CITY GLoBULEs.
For amusement or health, go to Lake Elmo.
W. Parkhurst, of the Michigan stone works,

For amusement or health, 60 to Lake Elmo.
w. Parkhurst, of the Michigan stone works,
was in the city yesterday.
Concert on the grounds of Carpenter house,
Summit avenue, this evening.
The Great Western band rehearsed last even
to the delight of a crowd of loungers on Waba-
shaw street
The lumber for the jackson street pavement
will be furnished by John S. Prince, and work
thereon will be commenced on the 18th inst
The first load of new wheat came into the
city yesterday. 1t would not grade higher than
No. 3. It is to be hoped that this is not a fair
sample of even the worst districts of Dakota.
Xavier Bertrand was yesterday fined $40 and
costs in the municipal court for his share in
the assault upon Torrance, the hack driver in
the Sixth ward.
The cheap excursion to Chicago left at 40
o'clock last euening by the Chicago, st. Paul &
Minneapolis railroad. the party numbering
some seventy-fve.
The hacks have been ordered off jackson
street, between Third and Fourth, with the
exception Of two, which are permitted to stand
at the western entrance of the Merchants.
United States Deputy Marshall Allen arrived
last evening from Bcainard having in charge {
man named classy, accused of selling whisky
to Indians. and will have an examination be
fore Commissioner Cardozo to-day.
The criminal cases in the municipal cour
yesterday morning were of very uninterest
ing nature, and merely comprised few trivia
drunks and disorderlies, which were appropri
ately disposed of by Associate Justice o Brien
A friend at Fargo writes ''Tell your north
ern Dakota readers to choose John Stoyell
| of Bismarck, for prosecuting attorney. He
cleared all his clients at this term of court anc
the people had better pay him salary to worl
on the other side"
| Judging from the concert on Summit avenu
last week, the crowd which will assemble to
night and take advantage of the moonlight
| will hardly be able to find room in the ground
or street In that locality. There is no prais
too great for those concerts.
| Two enthusiastic and ferocious pugilists en-
countered each other and Capt. Clark yestel
| on the levee. After pounding each other in tn
most approved style, the captain considered
| they had had enough and handed thena over t
Patrolman Cook, who landed them in tn
cooler.
| Patrolman Gibbons had his hands full yes
terday afternoon in the arrest of negro wh
had drawn knife in an attack upon passe1
ger on one of the incoming trains. When nes
the corner of Third and Minnesota streets, til
prisoner broke loose and knocked down tt
prosecuting witness. and the officer was con
PEELED to use force to subdue his charge, whol
he finally landed in the cooler.
The Southern Minnesota railway, yesterda,
filed with the railroad commissioner its r,
turns for the year ending on June 80 las
These show gross income of $685. 1854, wit
operating expenses at 1859, ,643.OO; or net earl
ings over taxes of $493, ,505.44, as against $173
991.50 for the last corresponding year. This
a remarkably good showing and affords col
elusive evidence of the growth of the southel
part of the State
The monthly meeting OF the board of healt
was held yesterday afternoon at the City Hal
The usual reports were made and two or thr
small bills ordered paid. The report of Jot
Patterson, health Inspector was very full an
complete, giving the names and addresses
19A persons who, by notification, had bee
made to abate nuisances, and twelve person
who had been fined and compelled to aba
nuisances. The fines amounted to $48.35.