Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-21
CITY GLOBULES.

Great Western band concert at Grotes to-
night
Two drunken Frenchmen were occupants of
police cells last night.
Winter underclothing was not in excessive
demand yesterday and the mention of wooens
made ones flesh weep.
The Great Western band will perform at
Grote's Tivoi this evening.
The brick layers upon the capitol extension
have raised the first story.
Two car loads of cattle were received last
evening at the stock yards.
slaughter house is being erected in connec-
ton with the Post side-track stock yards
The stagnant water on the north side of the
Third street embankment smells most terribly.
The Carpenter house concert by the Great
Western band last night was an Astounding
success.
The Ancient Order Of United Workmen yes
terday remitted $3.50 to the suffering survivors
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grenada, Miss.
| Forty cars of wheat of the new crop were re-
ceived at Duluth yesterday. The wheat was
from along the line of the Northern Pacific in
Dakota, ana graded NO. L.
| Business in the bankrupt court is picking
up. Only eleven days remain in which people
can get released from their debts through the
| interpretation of the courts.
The afternoon train yesterday of the Chica-
go, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway was loaded
down with harvesters returning from the
| southern portion of the State.
| General Manager Bishop and Superintendent
Lincoln, of the st. Paul & Sioux City railroad
| left Yesterday afternoon in the business car of
the company for a trip over the line and the
branch to Sioux Falls.
| Chief Strong, having received the consent of
the common council, will send one of his
engines to the State fair grounds equipped
| and ready for service at a moment s notice
The engine will be on duty during the entire
week.
The st. Louis packet to-day will be the re-
juvenated and rehabilitated Minneapolis. Capt.
Jerry Wood. The transfer steamer Cheever
Will leave promptly at IL M. to connect at Pres
colt. The Northwestern will be the packet for
st. Louis Thursday noon.
Every parcel of the Grushus estate was sold
yesterday by P. 7. Kavanagh, commission auc-
tioneer. The Collin street lots were sold to
Thomas Brennan, ESQ.,, for 81 600; and Emanuel
Good, Esq, paid $500 for the Broadwaystrip.
Ihe balance OF the property sold at good figures.
Mr.. j. W. Murphy, of Shakopee, was in the
city yesterday for the purpose of receiving
two head of Jersey stock which he has Just
brought from Illinois. Mr.. Murphy is devot-
ing his attention to dairy farming, and has
brought these blooded animals to improve his
herd. He will exhibit them at the State fair.
Patrolman Casey arrested yesterday after
noon upon Jackson street farmer named
Stone, a resident of Cottage Grove, Washington
county, IN an advanced state of intoxication
stones lndiscretion was especially demonstrat
ed by the fact that he had in his possession,
when searched at headquarters, the sum of $3.50
slowed away in one of his pockets.
Some time ago Gregory Ritz was brought
to this city charged with selling liquor to
Indians. He was taken to Winona on the Sd
inst. but yesterday he again made his appear
ance here in charge of a deputy marshal, and
was placed in Jail. He will be conveyed to
Buffalo, N. Y, in a day or two to answer to an
Indictment pending against him there.
Another enterprise was developed yesterday
at the stock yards. A gentleman was in the
city and made arrangements for the shipping
of cattle from Montana to Chicago, through
49, NAAoo
cars to arrive by special train from Bismarck,
d. T.. will be here within the week. The cat
tie will lay over at the stock yards here to ssre
fit for the eastern journey.
Gov. Pillsbury, Attorney General Wilson and
Clerk of the Supreme Court Sam. Nichols,
comprising the commission named by the
legislature to inquire and report as to the
lands in dispute between the settlers and the
railroad company along the Brainerd branch.
meet at the capitol to-day, and will continue
in session from day to day, until their labors
are completed.
The railroad picnic folks who spent Sunday
at White Bear in large numbers, express them
selves as having had the most ENJOYABLE time
of any of their former reunions, and that
nothing whatever occurred to disturb their
pleasures from first to last. The report of
"disgraceful row" at the Williams house as
published in the Pioneer Press, was made out
OF whole cloth.
The wholesale drug house of Noyes Bros. &
Cutler has recently felt that its borders are ex-
tending widely. Orders have been received
from various sections in Nebraska, and dis