Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-05
CITY GLOBULEs.

Room for 1000 people at the Temple Quar-
| tette promenade concert tonight.
| An accident occurred at the Milwaukee depot
| above the bridge yesterday morning which
threatens to terminate fatally to the unfortu-
| nate victim.
All the visiting firemen can find sleeping ac-
commodotions at the No. / Engine house, on
st. Peter street.
The concert at Grote's was attended by an
immense crowd last evening--inside and
| outside the Tivoli.
Grote contracted with the chamber of COM
merce yesterday to give free lodgings to 100
persons at the Tivoli.
The $4,000 people the fair grounds yester-
day, all called for the CONNIE il Faut cigars of
Fetch u OGorman, and would have other.
The State board Of equalization assembled
yesterday morning at the capitol, and, after a
little informal talk adjourned until 8 A. NJ. to-
day.
The secretary of the chamber of commerce
assigned lodgings to 5000 people last night,
who otherwise would had had ito walk the
night"
The Libby Conger, of the Diamond 10 line,
is due at Saltwater this morning, having
| the State fair.
| j. G.. Hinckel sensibly set to work last night
of his OWE accord and watered the streets in
| upper town through which the Presidential
| party will pass to-day.
| All Odd Fellows desiring to participate in the
reception of President Hayes, are requested to
meet at Odd Fellows hail. corner Fifth and
| Wabashaw streets, at o'clock this morning.
! The most forsakcn-looking building in the
| city is the interior of No. Engine house. The
steamer has gone, the hose cart is gone; so have
| the horses and so have the boys. The State
! fair did it.
| Four DRINKS who increased the balance at
the treasury 1886 each; two bummers sent to
the rock pile, and one sent out of town, was
the sum total of the municipal court proceed
ngs yesterday morning.
There is sign posted around the fair ground
inscribed Smoke the orphan cigar" We sup
pose the reason it is called the ''orphan cigar
| is because it is such mean article that no one
wishes to father it.
The St. Paul u Pacific depot presented an
animated scene at noon yesterday. Four
trains, each consisting of nine coaches and
| loaded down to excess, were dispatched to the
fair grounds in the course of twenty minutes
and without accident.
The members of the A. O. U. W. will meet at
the lodge room, Odd Fellows block, corner of
Fifth and Wabashaw, at 8 A. NJ. to-day, to form
| their part of the procession for the reception
of the President. All visiting brethren in the
city will be provided with regalias
Every place of amusement was filled to re-
pletiOn last night, and the streets were crowded
too, by an immense number of strangers who
seemed to take great interest in the holiday at
| tire that the handsome store fronts are assum-
ing in anticipation of the visit of the Presi-
dent.
Two beautiful crayon portraits were put up
in Art Hall yesterday, the work of Miss Sadie
Stevens, of Saltwater. One is a likeness of the
eminent commander Of Knights Templar, and
| the other is the head portrait of beautiful
| child, The two pictures are indeed rare gems
! of art.
| The st. Louis IIindell park band of sixteen
pieces, with Peter Schck as leader, arrived
| yesterday and headed the veterans on their way
| TO the State fair. In the evening the band
played at GrOtes to Il crowded assembly, and
this fine organization will appear this evening
at the Carpenter house, Summit avenue, along
with the Temple quartette.
The Faribault guards arrived shortly before
noon yesterday and marched to the capitol,
the city. The company numbers forty-one mem
hers, and in officered follows: James Hun
ter, captain; B. +. Straub, first lieutenant; and
G. FL. Palmer, second Lieutenant. The guards
are accompanied by a fine band of fifteen mu-
| sicians.
! Officer Bresette arrested two suspicious-look-
ing fellows by the names of James Kelley alias
James Hector and William f.. Collen on the
levee this afternoon about o clock. On search :
ing Kelley the officer found set of three-card
monte cards and burglars key for working
hotels. Nothing but a wire puzzle was found
on COLLEEN, but he is supposed to be partner
of the man Kelley.
little girl wearing d white dress and brown
hat, about years old, was lost on the grounds
yesterday. The finder is requested to leave
her at the presidents Office or if any informa-
ton, at the same place. The child became
separated accidentally from its people in the
great throng, and it impossible to find it
up to late last evening. Some one, it is hoped,
in their Kindness has taken charge of the
tender waif and will return it to it's anxious
| friends.