Daily globe., 1878-05-28
CITY GLoBULEs.

IdE 81. fAUL BAIL i
CITY GLOBULEs.
| Remember to secure your minstrel tickets
for this evening.
Bridget Reirder swore out complaint
against her husband Pat this morning, at the
municipal court.
Hon. 8. A. Hall, of Yellow Medicine, preached
most impressive and logical sermon Sunday, |
at Jackson street church.
| J. P. Ferguson has the honor @ of being the
first rowdy committed to the new work-house;
sentence-two weeks; cause-a Sunday drunk
Several small shad were fshed out of the
Mississippi yesterday by anglers. They are
probably part of the lot planted last year by
Seth Green.
A. J. Wampler yesterday moved his drug
store into the apartment at the corner of jack
son and Fourth streets, formerly occupied by
G. CaldwelPs saloon.
The sidewalk patching that was done yester-
day on both sides of upper East Third street,
would be an immense improvement if contin-
ued block or two
'Swede Annie's' place yesterday received
the devoted attention of Sergeant Clark, the
result being man and woman languishing in
separate cells in the police station.
restive horse managed to overturn the
buggy to which it was attached, Jackson
street, yesterday, and made faint attempt to
run away, but was held fast by the bystanders.
The eminent German comedian, Herr Las
surtz, arrived in st. Paul yesterday to arrange
for the production by his company of die
Armen und Reichen Won New York. at the
Athenaum, on June I'd.
Michael Clonan, another of the men impli-
Gated in the at sheehees saloon some
! weeks ago, and indicted for deadly assault
upon John Borden; was tried in the district
; court yesterday and acquitted.
The Thompson-D Donnelly investigation COM
mittee of the board of education met yester-
day afternoon, and brought the inquiry to an
) end. A report was agreed which will be pre-
3 sented to the board at the next regular meet
l ing.
O'Donavan Rosa, the celebrated and elo-
quent Irish lecturer, will appear before st.
Paul audience on the evening of June 11th.
His subject is Irish liberty and English prison
life,'' and a rare entertainment is in store for
the st. Paul public.
Amusement seekers will be glad to learn that
the great menagerie and circus of Adam Fore
DaugQ WILL VlSlG raul ldCe IN June or early
in July. This is, without doubt, the most
complete show of it's kind now travelling and
merits all the patronage it is everywhere re-
J., ceiving.
J. From St. Paul to Kansas City in 27 hours is
f an achievement of which any railroad may be
q proud. The excellent management and the
, splendid condition of the line and rolling stock
e of the ST. Paul & Sioux City road are the chief
= causes Of this triumph. The reader is referred
i to the fourth page for particulars.
r. The State will probably relieve William
), Reinhardt from the necessity of forging any
T. more orders for clothes for some time to come,
;, as that young man was yesterday convicted of
the offense in the district court. He signed
y the name of Mrs. Pottgeiser, of the American
y house, to an order for brand new suit, but his
n scheme didn't work.
~ ~ The Georgia Minstrels, who play at the
e Opera House tonight, claim to be superior to
i any colored corps travelling. They boast of
. four lend men, six comedians good orches-
n ira, and five vocalists in all eighteen perform
1t ers, exponents Of ''re6ned minstrelsy.'' A St.
Is Paul audience will tonight have the opportu-
n nifty of verifying these statements or other
:. wise.
There were seven head of the finest short
v horn cattle at the stock yards yesterday, that
were seen in this State. These splendid
d animals were purchased from the Murphy herd
,e Of Ontario, for the Grandin Farm, d. T., at a
II cost of 900. The two bulls Major Craig
s and Tom Scott were magnificent fellows, and
l. no doubt will do much to improve the grade of
e cattle in the Northwest
The typos of the Minneapolis Tribune tele-
e graphed the boys of the GLOBE News Room last
Il night their acceptance of the latters base ball
a challenge, and state their willingness to scoop
d them to-day at $3.50 P. NJ, if they. the GLOBE
boys, will 20 over at the time specified It is
scarcely necessary to add that the GLOBE nine
were only too happy to telegraph their willing
ness to accommodate the Tribune in place and
i time.
The case of the State VS.. Bernard Young, in
It dicted for criminal assault upon a young
s girl named Sarah Robarge, is trial in the
q district court. The complaining witness is a
: French miss of about Is, bright and intelligent,
and gave her evidence to the jury through an in
terpreter. She testified yesterday to various
s improper actions of the defendant in clear,
= straightforward manner, and did not appear to
be at all abashed by her position.
Two thoughtless or senseless youths tried on
. g Sunday to run into Collector BickeIs buggy.
e That gentleman says it was not carelesssness,
themselves from being recognized they slouchod
d their hats over their eyes, and turned up their
e coat collars, but Mr.. Bickel, in spite of the
n precautionn recognized in the driver the
awkward boy who dragged off the wheel of G..
s. Uline buggy at the park concert on Satur-
; day.
Ellen Wright, the impersonater and reader
e the rival of Mrs. Howard Paul, will give at
}, Unity Club rooms this evening, limitations of
Lucille Western in East Lynne; Matilda Heron
as Medea; Kate Bateman as Leah; Charlotte
Cushman Lady Macbeth; Ristori as Queen
Elizabeth Mrs. Howard Paul as the old
maid. She will also give Mrs. Pardigal and
her five little boys Samy Camp and Betsey
Prg. This will be an enjoyable entertain
menG.
The new addition to the Boat House is a
handsome improvement which-on regatta days
especially-wiu be found great boon to lady
visitors The oarsmen who are to represent
the club at Peoria exercise every day. Yester-
day they were all in the water, and showed
considerable skill and staying power. The
four-oars out yesterday, on the whole pulled
well, but there was just slight sign of weak
ness on the starboard side of the boat which
practice doubtless, will soon remove.
Sheriff Becht's illness all day yesterday was
the cause of much anxiety, not only to his
& friends but to the whole community, and in
/ quiries were made at his Office and that of Dr.
i Stamm at all hours of the day. At some
e periods of the day it ws feared that he would
: not live through an hour, and again there
) would be some hope of his recovery. The at
l tendant physician, DR.. Stamm, called in for
), consultation DIR. Brisbine, and both gentlemen
= concurred in the gravity and seriousness of the
i case. At half-past twelve last night the patient
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