Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-12
CITY GLoBULEs
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The Diamond 10 liner Josie vas in and ont
yeaterday.
There was one drunk in the cooler at
o'clock last night.
The old Pacific house, on lower Third street,
is being raised to grade.
There was a side show of fight on Carroll
street yesterday afternoon, which was moro
breezy than blowy.
Dancing In the hall of the old North Star
ulub on Robert street was kept up until long
after midnight last night, the occasion being a
Jewish wedding.
The embankment. which is to carry the new
passenger track of the st. Paul d Duluth rail
road from the old depot to the present termi.
nus. will soon be ready for the rails.
The excavation by water at the st. Paul
foundry has progressed most successfully. The
crest Of the hill has been cut clean through.
and the debris have been washed into the valley
below most perfectly.
Elmo Lake has made more character and rep
utation. as a frst-class watering place, than any
time it has been under the efficient control Of
Its present management.
garden gate on Dayton's Bluff bears this
unique legend: '.Tramps keep out of here.
This is no boarding house, Yet, at house
very short distance beyond, the owner stated
he never saw tramps, and was never troubled
by them.
A vigorous police search for tramps was
made yesterday in the vicinity of the railroad
bridge in upper town. without, however, any
game being bagyed. Dilizent inquiries in the
neighborhopd failed to denote the late pres
ence of the varmint.
BY an order issued from the district court
under the authority of Judge Brill Mr.. Adolph
Bender has been appointed receiver of the Ger
man Printing company, thus setting at rest the
much mooted question as to who is entitled tc
receive the payments due the concern.
The Hessian band, which gave many delight
full concerts in this region some months ago,
has disbanded. Nine of the members sailed
| from New York for Europe on the 2oth nit.
The leader, Mr.. Schanb, and his sons have pur-
| chased farms in Wisconsin, and will turn
grangers.
At 10 o'clock last night Patrolmen Rouleau
and Cook secured the rear of the buildings on
| the south side of Third street, between Robert
and Jackson. In the operation. the former
| officer succeeded in capturing among the weeds
| on the bluff hard looking pill, who glibly
protested to hail from Bismarck, whom the
policeman landed in the station.
| detail of FIVE policemen was sent down last
evening to the transfer house on a hunt fol
tramps. the intelligence havir, been rece lived
that eighteen of thuse gentry, having in THEN
company two boys. were there located. As the
posse had not been heard from at midnight. il
is presumablc the errand was bootless of result
whatever effect it may have had on the boots Of
| the patrol.
| All day yesterday the Sabbath was bent,
not broken-by the continuation of the re-
moval of the military headquarters, the
numerous heavy safes being the principal OBJ
Ejects of transportation. To the outsider i,
looked like the wonderful performance Of the
noted army that marched up the hill, and ther
marched down again. Still, all hail to the re
turn.
The No. engine has been. within the week
supplied with new "bed" wherein to stand
Advanta ,e has been taken of the worn-out con
dition of the old "bed'' to build the new on
five feet in rear Of the former position. Thi
improvement has necessitated many mino
changes, which are not yet completed. In thi
connection it may be stated that the paintin
of the walls of the No. house has been finished
presenting fine appearance, and the grainin
of the wood work will be ACCOMPLISHED thi
week.
A man, claiming to hail from Bismarck AM
the Black Hills, hired the colored Hacs man
8. Mose,' to drive him round town yesterday
, the ride concluding at the depot just in tim
for the departure of the 7:40 P. NJ. train o
which the pa senger to proceed. Then i
was the Black Hitler refused to pay the BLACK
. driver, and pretty muss was threatened. A
length the Hitler turned and left his valse o.
the platform, and Nose grabbed 1.-THE valise
not the platform. Time fastened, the bell wa
; ringing. Capt. Clark stood guard to proven
any shooting. and the hack fare was paid.
'sThe Woman in black has arrived. She
dressed in gray this time, and processes t
have saved the lives Of half dozen st. Pau
reporters. She was discovered in the Sixt
ward last night about ~ o'clock by Cap
3 Clark. She was hardly able to navigate til
+ street. and the captain undertook to pilot he
The result was that she ultimate reached tt
cooler, where she callei frantically upon thos
whom she had rescued from the Sums of tt
= gutter to save her from her dire distress. ST
is nngainly looking female. badly the wors
: FOR wear and whisky. She was brought to tt
:. Bethany Home at Minneapolis yesterday b
t Marshal Mcdonald of Sioux City, with tt
$ hope that her reformation would be speedi
!, effected. But she didn't like the restrain
:, and broke away. arriving in st. Paul full
bad whisky. and desire to rescue every ma
she met from the slums of the gutter. H
e missionary work interrupted by Cap
: Clark, and she will have an opportunity to tie
IS Judge Flint exactly how she proposes to refor
h the world IN general, and newspaper reporte
e in particular. at the session of the municip
court this morning.