Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-04
CITY GLoBULEs.
The sun rose at 6:O1 and sets at 5:s5 to-day

The sun rose at 6:01 and sets at 5:35 to-day.
Belle Painter was pardoned by the Governor,
yesterday, and under the escort of her father
taken home.
Hons. William T.. Banning and William s.
Crooks, of this city, addressed the people of the
junction and vicinity on the political issues of
the day, last evening. Keep the ball rolling.
The State auditor leaves next Monday to
commence the sale of school, agricultural col
lege, university and internal improvement
lands. The first sale occurs in Stearns county,
at St. Cloud.
The collectors of internal revenue reports
that ,266 1900 gallons of spirits were recti-
fed in this district during the month of Sep
TENDER, all of which was confined to Mime
apolis and this city.
The judge of the probate court discharged
Jacob Hanauer from custody yesterday. He
was the party brought in from Richtield by
Chlef Weber as being out of his mind. On
examination he was adiudged not insane.
Thcodor Sander, for many years publisher of
the Stats Zeitung and more recently manager
OF the Votk*zeitusg, is out in a card replying to
some criticism made by that paper uron him.
MT Sander is good newspaper man and it was
evidently great error when he was deposed.
The lire which occurred night before last on
Como avenue resulted more diastrously to Mrs.
Sullivan than at first reported. She had large
amount OF furniture packed up III the building
which she formerly used in boarding house.
ltnearly all was destroyed, and her loss is fully
estimated to reach 800.
A furious runaway down Fourth and culmi-
mating at the corner of Jackson, created quite
a breeze yesterday. The horse was the proper
" OF Hugh j. McAffee, machinist corner
Fourth and Wacouta. There was a number of
narrow escapes, but no one was hurt. The
buggy was badly demoralized.
By announcement elsewhere it will be seen
that one Of the prominent insurance agents in
the city has Withdrawn from the board of
underwriters. He will undoubtedly be sus-
tanned in this course by our business men. who
have not enjoyed the advance in rates result
ing from the recent combination. In fact.
some OF our heaviest merchants have taken
their insurance East in order to obtain the old
rates. MIR. Miller will be cordially endorsed by
business men for restoring competition, which
is. the true basis for all business
Hon. l. Donnelly reached st. Paul Yesterday
from speaking on the political issues of the
day at Duluth and Pine City. la response to
the Inquiries of the reporter. Mr.. Donnelly said
ne had two splendid meetings, the attendance
being good at both places. and his hearers pay
ing the closest attention to the arguments adj
yanced; After short stop in the city, Mr..
Donneily took his departure for Cottage Grove,
where he spoke last night, and will return this
morning and go up to Long Lake, Hennepin
county, where he speaks Tonight
Mr.. P. Grady, of Lakeville, met with an acct
dent yesterday afternoon which might have
proved very much more serious than it really
oft
Grady thought. His team was standing be.
side the store of O'Grady, on Bridge square.
and he was standing on the hub of the wheel.
when his horses started and his leg was crushed
between the hub and the bolster. Fort unatelv
their tether. Had they moved a few inches
further the foot and leg would have been
smash and mangled dreadfully; as it was Il
was badly bruised, the foot swelling SO much
that he was obliged to cut open his boot.