Daily globe., 1878-09-15
CITY GLoBULEs.


Regular old fashioned Indian summer day
yesterday.
Wheat receipts continue light, with the mills
taking nearly all that is offered.
The Capitol City Touring mill now runs
night and day. That's business
The excavation is 80 far completed for the
German American bank building as to allow
the stone masons to commence upon the base
ment walls.
Mr.. Jenny, driving Mr.. st. Germaine's stall
lion Fearnaught, returned from Red Wing yes
terday, where the horse carried off one first and
one second money. The next engagement of
Fearnaught is at Cedar Rapids Iowa.
The fire alarm from box IL. about o'clock
last night, was occasioned by the bursting of a
lamp iu a hallway on the second floor of the Far
rington q Culver block, on Third street; the
lamp had been turned down low and left burn
ing. No damage was done before the oil was
put out.
The New York Bazaar, corner Seventh and
Jackson, is more attractive than ever. A new
and complete stock of ladies' and children's
goods is to be found upon its welI-illed
shelves, and any one fitting up" for fall and
winter should be certain TO give the New York
Bazaar an inspection.
Tony Denier has booked st. Paul as one of
the places to be visited whenever he can ar
range his routes so as to take the CITY in. To-
ny likes the Opera House, John and Charley
flames, and the people generally of st. Paul
especially admlring the good taste shown by
them IN patronizing his Humpty Dumpty.
The large block being built corner sof sibley
and Fifth streets by John Wann, for the whole
sale drug house of Noyes Bros. 65 Cutler, has
been run up one story above the basement
giving faint idea of the size and beauty of
design OF the structure. When completed it
will be one of the most creditable structures in
the city.
A change OF time on the st. Paul, Saltwater
d Taylors Falls road has taken place and trains
now c leave st. Paul for Saltwater at 9:20 A. NJ,
i:00 p. III. and 5:05 P. II. Returning, trains
leave Saltwater for St. Paul at 7.40 A. d. and
2:30 P. n. On the North Wisconsin road the
tram will leave ST. Paul for Clayton at l:OO p
NJ and arrive at l1:20 A. II.
EN- Gross, catcher for the Red Can base
bali club last season. and who has been playing
in the same position with the Forest City's of
cleveland, o.. and making splendid record
has been giving way to drink of late and on
wednesday he was bounced for drunk at Oil
CITY. Gross sober is gentleman. Gross
drunk is-well, he is Gross drunk.
Francis w. Butter, one of the sneak thieves
who stole the watch chains from the store of
Emil Gheist and was sent up in default of $40
hne, got tired of the stone pile and some way
managed TO get the money together yesterday
ana pald 1T into the treasury. He was conse-
quently given his freedom till such times as b
may be caught in a similar transaction.
Peter Schafer was drunk or he would not
have stolen box of cigars from Joseph Ehr-
mentrauta a little before midnight Friday, but as
he was drunk, he took them and hid them be-
meath a packing case in the street. where they
were found. Schafer was arrested Yesterday
morning and taken before Judge Flint, who
mulcted him in $13.45, which he gladly paid to
get out of the scrape.
Lulu, the handsome little mare with whom
the ladies fell much in love with here at the
State fair, in her exhibition trot at Dubuque
Wednesday, on a half-rnile track, made The
three heats in 2:2015, 2:2l1s and 2:24A, the
hrst heat being in exactly the same time made
were made in :304, LILO and lao respectively.
Ihe little mare seems to be coming to her
speed and good sense again.
Mr.. Frank Hall, of Owatonna managing the
trotting horse Mambrino Prince, came up to
the city with his horse from the Red Wing
races yesterday Mr.. Hall will ship his horse
to Owatonna this evening, where he will remain
until shipped to Chicago, where he is entered
IN the 234 class for the inaugural Jockey club
meeting to take place the second week in Oc.
tober. Mr.. Hall has good stepping and steady
headed horse when properly handled, and it is
almost certain he will win good piece of the
liberal purse hung up for his class at the
Chicago meeting.