Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-13

0uOu4u 0u6y koG tuc IeQuAIcu uuuUoI VI pigeons,
the tournament will take place without fail.
The evening twinkler discredits that there
was strike. Such confession is on par |
with their other enterprise; Capt Clarke. with /
his posse, was got out in the short line at II |
doesn't mention it until Thursday at 5 O'Clock |
p. n.
Sheriff Becht's estate by his executors was in |
court yesterday in a case entitled the State Of |
vs.. John Penner and Sarah B. Becht |
executors etc. The suit involves the right to |
81, 200, which arises from some official action |
during the late sheriffs lifetime. The cause |
is on trial.
Charles Oswald was up yesterday for making
q holy show of himself on the public high
ways, while Joseph Bruchner was charged with
attempting to prevent Oswald's arrest by ad.
vising him to resist the officer. The court said
that they were bad men and they paid $14 for
their amusement.
: The strike has quieted down. Yesterday
there was no manner or hint of disturbance
on the short line work. Supt. Case has sue
ceeded in getting all the men he wants for
$l.25 per day, and had fully 200 at work yes
terday. All is quiet, and the strikers who have
held out are dependent over the prospects.
The marriage of Mr.. William Peel and Miss
Mary O'Conne,s, niece of ex-Ald. Mccarthy,
was solemnized yesterday. The ceremony was
performed at st. Michael's church, Rev. Father
Gallagher officiating. Numerous congratula-
pleasant reception took place at their new home
last evening.
The Z. N packet Rob Roy was few hours
behind time yesterday, not arriving until ESQ
and leaving on her return at $3.50 P. N. She
brought in good trip of freight and fair
bin passage, including number of summer
visitors. The next packet of the line will be
the favorite Belle of La Crosse, to leave at IL
NJ. tomorrow.
The annual meeting of ancient landmark
lodge No. 5, A. F. and A. M, was held last
evening, resulting in the election of the fol-
lowing named officers: w. D. Cornish, W. NJ;
A. T. Swanstrom, 8. W.; w. E. Burton, j. w.;
A. J. Birmingham, secretary; r. A. Smith,
treasurer. The installation of officers will take
place on the 10th inst.
The council committee on public buildings.
together with the county commissioners, held
meeting yesterday, relative to the advisable
lty of making an addition to the city hospital.
The conference resulted in nothing definite
it being thought advisable to visit the city hos
pltal and the aims house before coming to any
conclusion. The visit will be made to-mor
| row.
The vicinity of Eagle and franklin streets
was rendered hideous last midnight by the
orgies of woman named Mrs. Lewis, who
gave as a reason for rousing the neighborhood,
that her husband had deserted her for the COM
moned and upon the woman refusing to keep
quiet, he was ordered by Capt. Clark to con-
| duct her to the station.
Joe Neddo, of Little Canada, was al police
headquarters with dog gone complaint, as it
were. He had come to town with dog, and
parted with the canine for consideration of
( IS; that is, that amount was promised. The
dog was taken, but the $5 was slow in coming
to Nedd0's wallet. All these facts were related
at police headquarters, but no help could be
promised him, and Neddo departed growing.
| Lately Griggs, johnson & Rhodes sold a lot
to 81. Sahlgaard located near Gov. Ramsey q
residence. Mr.. Sahlgaard sold one half to Mr..
w. T. Maxfeld, and both have combined to
erect double house on the premises-two
residences under one roof. The structure is
in course of erection now, and when com
| pleted will combine an ornamental and hand
some exterior with all the modern conveniences
in the interior.
John Steele, B. W. Smith and NJ. j. O'Connor
commissioners appointed to condemn land fol-
the use of tie Northern Pacific railway, met al
ganized by electing Dr.. John steele president
and George w. Moore secretary. After being
qualified they proceeded to view the land to b1
condemned, and then adjourned to meet at thu
| old conrt house on Tnesdav. 18th inst NJ
O'clock p. ~. when thew viii hear anv nart;e,
interested = ''9''N p1''s'
Invitations are out for the marriage OF Mr.
Joseph Files, editor of the Wande,er, and Mis-
Mary Pfeifer, daughter of an old and respected
citizen. The ceremony will take place on tn
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- VIC p4eASail'ess' an''i's u Tue season.
The board of public works Rives notice tc
dav with an advertisement for hid. that al
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r.Jo Whan th;s ;. 49,. Th;-a 70 800. ...tu
look less like the drybed Of canal, and u
sidewalks will no longer appear like systel
of elevated railways. In this connection it
mentioned that DR.. Hayward twenty two year
ago built brick sidewalk in. front of row Q
buildings on Wabashaw street opposite th
! day. A hint to the wise, etc.
! The ca.e ne M;ch,e, F,an,;nr ..;n.+ ~. 8.
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"u. DuAusa ta1Aioae company was olsmlsse
IN the district court yesterday. The suit va
brought by Michael fleming as administratx
for the latter's death by the railroad. Plsinti
alleged that the railroad company was respo,
: sible for Julian Fleming's death. which o