Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-15
CITY G1oBULEs.
The board of equalization will meet to-day
in the county auditors Office.

The board of equalization will meet to-day
in the county auditors Office.
The government gauge yesterday indicated
depth in the river of two and two-tenths feet
Reports from White Bear say that hail
storm yesterday morning completely hattened
the growing grain.
The construction of the sewers on Ninth and
Tenth streets is being pushed forward with
commendable rapidity.
workman was employed yesterday in bail
ing out the excavations for the foundations OF
Wann's new sibley street block, which were
filled with water by the mornings rain.
Between tramps and DRINKS the station-house
cells were tolerably well filed last night, and
Judge Flint will flourish his judicial sceptre
over quite a benchfuli Of penitents this morn
ing.
Chief of Police King yesterday issued or
ders for the peremptory and impartial enforce
ment Of the cow ordinance SO those concerned
should take due heed and govern themselves
accordingly.
The Charlie Cheever will leave for Hastings
at noon to-day to meet the Minnesota, return
ing with the passengers and freight of the lat
ter, after transferring the passengers and
freight from here.
drunken woman, whose combinations are
fractionally divided into wood and hesh was
locked up yesterday afternoon, and secured a
following of rabble of boys on her limping
way to the station.
The official action respecting that elevated
sidewalk on Sibley street front of the Sherman
house. like Mrs. jerks documents seems to
have been "placed In the archives" ALI activ-
| ity in the premises would appear to have been
! buried out of sight and memory.
| The painful intelligence was received here
yesterday thet Mr.. Charles Weide, whose re
| peated attempts at suicide are already familiar
to the public of this city, had escaped from the
insane asylum at st. Peter on Friday last, and
| had not since been heard of. 1t is feared that
he has at length encompassed his own destruc
ton by drowning III the Minnesota river.
Capt. Starkey fairly divided the mirthfu
honors accorded at the Sunday evening enter
tainment in the Opera House. Nobody but tn,
| gallant leader of the defunct st. Paul rangers
could ever tie lady's ankles-other than hi
wife's-with such delicate enDresSnlet,t yet pro
found gusto as did Capt. Starkey last night
By bringing himself down his knees h
| brought down the house.
On Saturday intelligence was received a
much behourished excursion from Delavan
Wis. had arrived and were longing for re
ception at the depot. To that spot rushe
bareheaded the Sawdustville committee, an
found City Attorney Murray Probate Judg
O'Gorman and City Clerk O Connor, all of 81
Paul, disconsolately waiting for transportation
to Lake Minnetonka on fishing expedition.
It coming to the knowledge yesterday Q
Patrolmen Cook and Hanft that a number c
tramps were in the Transfer house near Cal
ver's cave, those officers journeyed thither
the afternoon, and succeeded in surroundin
six of as villainous looking lot of Migrants g
ever Disguised human vision. In view of til
fact that it is known a whole army of tramp
is travelling hitherward these six should ha,
summarily administered to them a large do
of stone pile, and thus strike terror into the
followers. In Beloit, Wis, they give tram
i. ninety days of stone cracking for vagrancy, al
the days in this city of Migrants being "se1
out of town" should be henceforth and forey
''played OUT"