Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-02
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See Auction Sale in want column by P. 7.
kavanagh, commission auctioneer.
The old reliable Hook d Ladder COMPANY
will celebrate the Fourth in the usual patriotic
style.
The city officials, the police force and the ire
department We're yesterday paid their stipends,
some $500 being required therefor.
pine apple plant from Cuba. growing in
rustic box, in front of Smiths tropical fruit
store. attracts much attention.
The boys connected with steamer No. 2, will
celebrate the Fourth with pyroechnic dis
play to be gotten up at their own expense.
No less than the returns of sixty-two county
assessors were received by two mails yesterday
by Hon. J. P. jacobson, the State statistician.
The st. Paul Gymnastic association meets
TINS evening. Owing to wrong information,
the GLOBE yesterday announced the meeting
for last night.
The brick work of the Ninth street sewer is
completed from Broadway to Canada street,
the excavation in advance extending almost to
Wacouta street.
Ihe excavation for the Tenth street sewer is
about completed from Broadway to Canada
street, the brick work being finished for about
a third of that distance.
up to the close of business Yesterday in the
olty treasurer's Office, 1902 dog licenses had
been issued for the current year, of which Sc
were Tor female CANNES.
AFTER several continuances of his case, Frank
a brom' charged with selling liquor without
Incense, Took out the same, and the prosecution
was Withdrawn yesterday.
Jokn Murray, the great character actor-the
John Dillon of the East-is negotiating for
dates at the Opera house, and will probably ap-
pear some time next week.
James Duffy has SO far recovered from his
dlslocated shoulder joint as to be able to SUI
perlntend his contract for the construction of
uhe foundation, and retaining walls of the
capltol extension, but he wears his arm inside
his shirt.
II. l.. (Doc.) Larpenteur has obtained a de-
cree OF separation from his wife, she having
gone to California between one and two years
ago. This enables Mr.. Larpenteur to handle
ms property and will be followed in due season
| by full divorce.
sheriff s officer from Oneida county. New
York, was in the city last evening in pursuit OF
John OBrien, charged with arson in the first
degree who was last heard from at Bismarck
on his way to Helena, NJ. T.. The officer leaves
| Tor Bismarck to-day.
The State treasurer yesterday paio S15. 312. sc
on account of interest on State bonds. In this
connection it should be stated that the State
derives In interest from its investments the
sum OF $49 $3.50, thus leaving a favorable
Dalance In the interest account OF 1884, 1000.
j. 5. Moulton. who has resided in Minnesota
for twenty years, has just returned from a tri,
through Washington county, and he report,
that he has never seen the crops in such snlen
dld condition. If nothing damaging occurs
the yield OF all kinds Of grain will be enormous
theodore Lebross, resident in the Sixth
ward, lodged complaint last evening at police
| headquarters that his minor son was allowed Il
play pool IN Presley's soloon East Third street
and at the Warren House saloon, jackson
street, and invoked aid to prevent it's recur
| renee.
Two contiguous stores, each to be four storie
hlgh' are being built on the south side of Fifth
street, between Sibley and Jackson. The from
OF the block will be of brick, and the cross
foundation and rear walls Of stone. The base
ment walls of one of the stores are alread,
about finished.
Inc GLOBE is in receipt Of the official pre-
MUM list of the 2Uth annual fair of the Min
nesota State Agricultural society. to be held a
the Driving Park, st. Paul, September 2, 3, 4, s
ana Z, 1878. The pamphlet is handsomel,
printed ana contains large amount of valu
able information.
One OF the attractive features on the COMING
Fourth, will be the picnic by st. Joseph,
parish, at the corner of Western and Sunni,
avenues. 1t is SO located as to be readily ac
cesslD1e ana Will supply great variety OF
amusements which are detailed in the adver.
tlsement elsewhere
Geo. Allen always carries q little Ratchet or
his person, and therefore the following j,
strictly reliable. Two gentlemen visited Lake
Mlnnetonka for fishing visit. They startec
III al . 0 CLOCK IN the morning, and drew off fo]
iepairs at q ;ou p. NJ, and during that time
caught two barrels or 275 pounds Of fish,
The removal of the effects in the late militar,
headquarters to Fort Smelling will probabl,
occupy the whole of the week. On Yesterday
portion of the furniture and all the safe,
were conveyed to the fort, but the quarter
| masters stores which are very bulky anc
numerous. have not yet been touched.
Fred Little, mill man of Red Wing. ha,
been missing from his home for three DAYS
and, as ne was mentally deranged, considerable
anxiety is created by his absence. He NAV b.
IN the city, as he formerly resided here. ano
Will be remembered as the man who had Law
SUIT with DIR. Higbee about the amputation OF
his leg. '1o' =
ole Thorsen, Patrick Flahey, Peter Murph,
ana 3. Qulvalon were on the penitent bench in
me municipal court yesterday, and severally
and respectively pleaded guilty to having beer
drunk and disorderly. The first two paid S;
and costs, but the last two went to the stone
wherewithal.
Invitations are out for delightful excursion
party, given by the St. Paul & Duluth road and
the Anchor line of steamers. Excursionists
will leave st: Paul, Minneapolis and Saltwater
on the morning of the 10th, reach Duluth at
P. NJ. and enjoy a sail on the lake from that
hour until midnight on the new and splendid
steamer st Nyack. The party will reach home on
the evening of the 18th. About two hundred
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