Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
STILLWAT NEWS.

| New wheat 95c, rise of &c.
| Shirt fronts splendid assortment at j. F.
| Burke's.
| John NJ. Glover, of Hudson, was in the
| city yesterday.
The steamer Knapp carried seventeen tons
of merchandise yesterday morning for up
river points.
Tommy Walters, Tuesday, carried $4,000
in silver from the lower depot to the Lum
berman's bank.
Hersey, Bean & Brown will put in camp
on Bone lake, in Wisconsin, camp on
Knife river and one on Tctogatic.
The Nellie Kent arrived yesterday from
Hastings with 800 barrels of -four intended
for New York by way OF Duluth.
The Dispatch left yesterday with raft,
one-half of which is consigned to Mr.. ].
Zimmerman, Gutenberg, Iowa, the other
half to be sold.
! Mr.. w. w. Armstrong has been appointed
wheat inspector by the millers' association.
| He's been there before and his services are
evidently appreciated.
purchased at Cutler & Hospe's-something
entirely new. Chrome on Exhibition at the
gallery of F. E. Loomis.
Eleven cars of new wheat, shipped for
Minneapolis, Tuesday, via the st. Paul and
Duluth road. This was the first shipment
.,rr, yyxyI,.l hi
| The low stage of water prevented the in
tended excursion of the First Presbyterian
Sunday school to Marine. They have con-
cluded to have grand picnic excursion to
| Lake Elmo this morning.
The moonlight excursion, given by the
Universalists last evening, was a pleasant
affair, all seemed hi 5hly pleased with the
trip, and, Judging by the number that went,
we should say the church treasury was bene-
| fitted to the amount of $50.
There were no golden spikes to be driven
to connect our two railroads with iron bands,
but Dave Bronson blessed the last one
pounded in and the section boss stood by
and cussed the man who drove it for not
striking straight. The English language
was terribly handled il. both cases.
Seymour, Sahin & Co. yesterday shipped
four carloads Of threshers, one for Council
Bluffs, one for ST. Paul and The other two
for different points along the st. p. g. P.
railroad Last week this company manu-.
featured and shipped fifty thr, shers and still
the demand for the Minnesota Chief is una
lated.
William Rutherford, who was indicted by
the grand jury on the Both of last May for
assault with a dangerous weapon, and who
suddenly left the city without stating his
destination, was brought before Judge Hor-
good yesterday. He gave bonds to tue
amount of 1920 for his appearance at the
fall term Of court, which will be held Nov
IL, 1873.
Tue case of the Stats vs. j. L. Smith.
char 5el with taking AMI converting to hi-
own use and disposing of span of horse
belonging to Seymour, Sabin d Co., by vir
tue OF a chattle mortgage. E. G. Butts
appearing for the defendant, asked for a,
adjournment till Monday, tue 10. Motto,
granted and casa set for Monday at {.
o'clock.
/. James Fitzsimmons was before Judg
Norgord Yesterday on charge OF drunken
ness and paid fine of So and costs. Fit
simmons WAS convicted Goi attempted bun
ylary III Dodge county district court az;
sentenced 10 State prison tor one Year. II
Was released Tuesday, his time having g,
pired ana as his spitts rapidly rose MOI
ardent spirits rapidly wetit down. The con
sequence was that he found himself in IT,.
afectionate embrace of Matt, who tenderl
led him to the lookup. .