Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-11
CITY GLoBULEs.

general hegira was made yesterday for
the summer resorts around st. Paul, and the
streets were almost deserted.
Officer Gruber collared very badly intoxi-
Gated individual, last evening, from the vicini-
ty of Seventh and jackson streets.
An accident to the machinery of the Alex.
Mitchell will delay her arrival in st. Paul until
Tuesday. the hour of departure for below being
IAN.
An unregenerate African named Richard
Lewis was run in by Officer Keaneally, yester-
day afternoon, for drunken, boisterous conduct
on Exchange street.
1t is stated that the third floor Of the Sher
man building in course of erection on Waba-
shaw street, will be leased by Prof. Seibert, as
dancing and concert hall.
Father Stanley, of the Cathedral church
turned his attention to Sunday picnics, yes
terday, and on general principles his remarks
were not favorable to this species of Sunday
recreation.
The hook and ladder company have inaugur-
ated the sensible scheme of keeping in practice
by giving two exhibitions week, which take
place on Tuesday and Thursday evenings Of
each week.
Mrs. E. N. Campbell will be united with DR..
I. d. Simonton at 6 clock this evening. The
marriage will take place at the House of Hope
church, the ceremony being performed by the
brother OF the groom, who is a clergyman.
Mr.. Walsh, of the street car company, has in
vented new fare box. It contains quite a
number of the old features, only in a simplified
form, and ror the purpose designed it is the
most convenient affair yet invented. The in
genlous improvements should be patented.
A scrap iron merchant, named Thomas Far
ley, was arrested by Officer Dowlan, last night,
for creating noisy ruction on the corner of
Fourth and Robert streets. He had over $125
on his person, and after SOLDERING up he will no
doubt consider the arrest as being very for
tunate.
In notice of a divorce suit a day or two ago
it was stated that Mary Hers had brought suit
against her husband, Henry Hers. The real
party against whom the suit is brought ia
Charles Heers. MIR. Henry Hers is an excellent
citizen, occupying a responsible position, and
the error in name does him great injustice.
Darius Hunkins, of Galena, ex-president of
the Keokuk-Northern Line Packet company.
has brought suit in the circuit court at St.
Louis against VIM. F. Davidson, president of
the company, and P. s. Davidson, superintend-
ent. The complaint alleges improper manage
ment OF the affairs of the corporation and asks
the appointment of receiver.
The reporters for Mr.. Kings morning paper
were enthusiastically working up confidence
game last night, and thought they had struck
it big. The only foundation for the story was
that a gentleman endorsed draft about a week
ago for forty dollars, drawn on Cincinnati
| firm. The draft was returned protested and
the endorser was looking for the man who drew
the draft. He found him.
Master George Jackson, son of the proprie-
tor of the Hotel st. Louis at Minnetonka, on
Saturday saved the life of little Katie Slay-
| back, daughter of the we'll known st. Louis
| attorney. The little miss fell from the sail
boat Edith and sank twice, but the heroic little
fellow plunged into the water and held her up
until help was obtained George is only 6
years old, and his exploit las made him quite
| q hero at the lake.