Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-12
CITY aLoBULEs.


ing at Music hall
Water in the river at stand at 1915 inches
by the mark, and Is inches in the channel.
Overcoats were comfortable last evening, and
a few of the unacclimated were heard to ask for
hot Scotch Innings.
The contractor says he will have the new
wing of the capitol plastered and finished by
the end of November.
A heavy tog rose from the river late last
night, completely obscuring the view OF the
bluffs across the stream.
Sixteen very fine Canada horses were received
at Hankey's stock yard yesterday. They will
be shipped to Fort Garry to-day.
George Klein was unruly last night, and for
the peace of the city Officer Roleau handed
him over to the safe keeping of Jessrang for
the night.
Officer Lowell yesterday found two valises on
the sidewalk at the lower end of the street car
track, and conveyed them to the station, where
they await Identification.
Zimmerman, the artist, has just issued a
splendid cabinet photograph of DR.. Carver, the
famous rifle shot, as he appears when giving
one of his remarkable exhibitions.
Last night was Just such an one as lovers de-
light in except as to temperature. But, then.
by clinging las the ivy clings to the oak,
they managed to keep reasonably comfortable.
William White must have been dreadfully
tight last night when he took shabby coat
from the 'sWild Hunter and left his own good
one in it's place. He was taken to the city hall
to lodge.
Cooks buses will run from the hotels to-
night to take passengers to the benefit concert
for the yellow fever sufferers. Fare 10 CENTS
and all the proceeds will be contributed to the
fund by Mr.. Cook. Admission to the concert
rs cents.
Engineer Sewall says that the contractors
are not working at the Fort Smelling bridge as
if they intended completing the work within
the specified time. He says they have not half
men enough quarrying stone, and are not push
ing the work.
Tony Denier's Humpty Dumpty benefit for
the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers in Chi
cago last Sunday evening Melted s22O.25 Tony
| appears at the Opera House tomorrow evening,
and will no doubt draw full house for his
| own benefit.
| P. R. Blanche, agent for the Tony Denier
| pantomime and standard comedy company, is
| in the city arranging for the appearance of the
company at the Opera House tomorrow even
| ing and balance of the week, with Headquarters
| at the Merchants.
| gentleman in the city yesterday who has
been engaged in numbering operations upon
the upper Mississippi for the past fifteen years,
| says the present stage of water is the lowest he
ever knew it, and that the oldest inhabitants
say they never knew it SO low.
! n,ns+ Foil T., ,++o,d +bo oo,o...
Summit avenue, for the benefit of the yellow
fever sufferers. Hon. G. G. Flandrau, J. W.
| Taylor, j. b. Brisbin, Ignatius Donnelly and
J. w. McClung will address the audience, and
ex-Gov. Magoffin and others are expected.
woman was making the rounds of the pub.
lie Offices yesterday soliciting, and with great
deal of persis tence, 'to defend her children
| who had been robbed of their estate by theil
guardians" She arrived from Chicago she said
on Tuesday, where she has left her children.
Mr.. Siebert desires to inform the public that
he casts no reflection whatever upon his wife
That whatever he said was while in an excited
| state OF mind owing to an alteration with
another party, and he wishes to emphatically
disavow any intention of unfavorabls commend
upon Mrs. Siebert.
The city comptroller volunteers the informar
1
| issue deeds for certain property which b.
describes to satisfy judgments against it rem
dered by the district court. The owners of the
property should take due notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
| Daniel Crane, man who was put upon tn,
staff of special policemen during the State fair
died quite suddenly yesterday. He was paic
off on Tuesday, receiving $15, and it is though
that he drank SO excessively after receiving his
money that he died of alcoholic poisoning. DR.
! MattOcks attended him.
We learn that orders for the immediate trans
fer of six companies of the 18th infantry
| with the regimental band (Gen. John Gibbons
from Montana to Fort Smelling have been is
sued and that the transfer has actually com
menced. The company of the 9TH infantry
now at Fort Smelling goes to the Sisseton agen
cy, it is understood.
Grand Secretary Pierson acknowledges tn,
receipt of 1928 from Henderson lodge, $50 from
Darius commandery, Minneapolis, East, anc
$40 from gentleman not Mason, for th,
yellow fever relief fund. This makes a tota
received up to date of $1,65O, 81, 500 of which
have been forwarded to the sufferers of Missis
sippi and Tennessee.
Some idea of the immense crowd that visited
this city last week can be imagined from tn.
following figures which show the receipts al
MontgOmery's restaurant one of the man,
that did rushing business all the week
Monday $82; Tuesday, $131: Wednesday, 1895
Thursday, 1888; Friday 1896; Saturday, BIT
Total for the week. 81, 1853.
Mr.. George R. Finch, president of the State
Agricultural society, stricken down with illness
in the closing hours of preparation for the
| great fair, and again FRUSTRATED on THURSDAY
last, when assisting in the reception of Presi
dent Hayes was sufficiently convalescent YES
terday to pay brief visit to the store Of the
firm, and his complete recovery is now only 0
question of a few days.
Before the Presidential party left St. Paul
Gov Pillsbury presented to Mrs. Hayes, as a
memento of her visit to Minnesota, a pair OF
very fine blankets made at the mills in Mime.
apolis Mrs. Hayes was highly pleased with
the gift and will no doubt sleep soundly be.
ovation she received while in the North Stal
State.
The woman in black" has found her way
back to her little cell in Jesrang's hotel. Mrs.
Bradley had only been released from Jail on
Tuesday, and yesterday she qualified herself as
candidate for her old quarters by getting
Tor her. This morning she will be ''happy to
see the good looking face of his honor, !" j Judge
Flint.
Granger hitched his team to dead tree on
Olive street yesterday. The horses were little
FESTIVE and pulling at the hitching strap, the
tree came down on them and scared them al
most out of their harness. They took up Sew
enth street with the speed of thought till they
came into collision with horse and buggy
standing in front of Griggs' grocery store.
The buggy was overturned and badly smashed
| up and the horse torn ont of his harness while
one OF the runaway team was thrown down.
and the team was secured without further
damage.
Jackson the colored sneal tibet mos eo,,4 -,