Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-01
CITY GLOBULEs.

neapohs q Manitoba railway company.
William Howard, arrested on suspicion of
having stolen lap robe found in his posses.
sion. was discharged, yesterday, for want of
prosecution,
"A man named Frank Williams claims to
have been numerically pounded by fellow
named Henry Brier. The latter will be given
an opportunity to explain this morning.
very ingenious and we'll executed model,
In plaster, of the Eads jetties, at the mouth Of
the Mississippi river, has been received by the
historical society. 1t gives very good idea
ana the plan of his operations.
An ordinary looking chap named Emanuel
Emanuelson was in quest of a warrant yester-
DAY, with the object of having party by the
name of johnson arrested on the charge af as
sault and battery. The party first named says
tnae ne was tackled and badly whipped by Mr..
and Mrs. johnson. The case will be heard to-
day. = -
The vicinity of Third and Wabashaw streets
was scandalized last evening by the howlings
of an inebriated individual who edited LARGE
number of citizens with an elaborate disquisi-
ton on the subject of religion. The rawlings
OF the mountebank were interrupted by De-
tectiVe Bresette, who took the individual to the
station. n :. :
The little child of Mr.. G. Geib residing at
No. East Third street, died yesterday morn
ing from the effects of the fall downstairs,
mentioned in yesterdays GLOBE. For time
after the accident hopes were entertained of
the little one 9 recovery, but the shock was too
much for infant strength to overcome, and
death came to the little sufferers relief.
Yesterday two more of the social evils fur
nished bonds and recovered the $500 cash
which each had left on deposit. Pauline DELL
was the first fortunate one, by presenting the
names of Louis Touchette and Frank Hebert
as sureties: Following thissdesignated female,
hattie Mcbrlde came into court and got her
300 cash. She furnished Louis Touchette and
j. G. Mccarthy as bondsmen.
Barbara Reynolds, notorious female coon,
is carrying her jaw around in sling. She
worked her jaw so much that jeff Hudson
broke it for her, and then fed over to Still
water, where he now is. This pleasantly &C.
Cured on Minnesota street a few nights ago,
and yesterday Barbara, with her cheek plastered
up with arnica, came to police headquarters
and muttered out her complaint between
aches.
Damascus commandery No. Knights Temp
lars, propose to EN- joy months encampment
in the open air. Tents are being provided. and
before the present week shall have closed the
march will be taken up to White Bear lake.
Here the tents will be pitched and the time
spent In rowing, fishing, and other pastimes.
with an occasional drill to relieve the menot-
ony. The Sir knights will no doubt have a
gay time.
The Chicago Times of Sunday, in it's retro
spect of the racing there the previous week.
credits the race horse Mintzer, formerly Garry
Owens, as hailing from Missouri. St. Paul
enters most emphatic protest to this assign
ment. Mintzer is the property of Or. W, T.,
Mlntzer. of this city, who by the way is report
ed to have won two pools on the first race his
horse won, which netted him nearly 81, 900, and
which ne bought at ridiculousIy low figure
so little was the horse thoughtof.
Frank Lewis and Patrick Flaherty are pair
of embryo highwsymen. They requested the
hour of a wayfaring man at the Seventh street
bridge, on Sunday night and nor receiving a
satisfactory 50 reply they gave the stranger a
ti'rashing. When brought before Judge Flint,
yesterday, they begged off on the score of
drunkenness, but the court didn't see it in
that light and they were fined IS each and
costs. Lewis paid his fine, while his COM
panlon was committed.
In making arrangements for summer yaca-
lions tourists should bear in mind the excur-
sion to the sea shore and White Mountains to
leave st. Paul on the 9th inst, under the man
agement of Mr.. A. G. Lounsberry. The excur-
sionists will atop at Portland, Boston, Montreal
and Quebec, and at all the principal points on
the St. Paul Duluth railroad. The fare for
the round trip has been fixed at the low sum of
so45o, ana no pleasanter or more profitable
way OF spending few weeks vacation is i'm
aginable.
The X N. packet Clinton, Capt. Bill Burke
and Clerk Charley Shepard, threw her gang
plank to the levee at P. NJ. yesterday, bring
ing in large freight and seventy-fve cabin
passengers. the largest passenger trip yet this
season.. The Clinton left on her return trip to
st. Louis at P. NJ, with fair cabin passage
and big freight. including 1900 barrels IF
Hour. The Clinton has been thoroughly over
hauled this spring., and is looking as fresh
and bright as new paint and new furnishing
can make boat.
Programmes were circulated in St. Paul YES
terday, of the grand 4th of July celebration to
be given at the fair grounds at Faribault. A
procession will form at $50 o'clock, A. NJ,
headed by the Faribault brass band and guards,
when the line of march will be taken for the
fair grounds. An address will be given at IL
A. NJ. by the Hon. Gordon E. Cole, followed by
horse, mule, sack and foot races end drill bv
the guards. The festivities of the day will
conclude with a number of amusing races, and
good time is anticipated generally.
The nororious Hank Clay has returned to
this city. Not long ago, his conduct becoming
so despicably low and mean, and having no
means of q legitimate support, he was ban
ished from the city. That sentence Of exile has
not been removed, yet this creature has dared
to return. He inaugurated his return, Sunday
night, by making raid upon the bagnio for
which he was formerly the self advertised run
ner. He entered the place and made it disa-
greeably lively for the inmates until the police
were called, when he decamped before he could
be captured. st. Paul isn't the proper abiding
place for such miserable creature as CLAW.
and he'd better take warning and 60 settle
elsewhere to live off the sinful earnings of de-
PRAYED women.
Charley Caldwell, the we'll known proprietor
of the blue 'front.' jackson street, has pur-
chased the interest of Mr.. Oelker in he High
land Park. Charley now intends to run this
delightful resort as it has never been run be-
fore and to insure grand success he has ar
ranged with Fred Redmond, late of Harlem
Lane, New York, to superintend the gardens.
MIR. Redmond is gentleman of large expert
ence, having managed fashionable resort for
years on the most fashionable of New York
drives-Harlem Lane. The grounds are the
handsomest in the city. They are easy of ac-
cess and with the improved management they
Highland Park will be open every day in the
week.
From recent developments the advance guard
of the circus has arrived in St. Paul quite nu-
merousy, as evidenced by the operations of
the gentlemanly crook within the past forty
eight hours. On Sunday afternoon Wits sa-
loon on Seventh street was entered during the
brief absence of the proprietor and robbed
OF unlimited drinks and about $40 in money.
AS a supplement- to this O'Gorman's cigar
store, situated on Wabashaw street near Sixth,
was entered yesterday afternoon and robbed Of
$l4. In addition to the above genteel look
ing man succeeded in borrowing 800 on .
granger's trunk at the steamboat landing yes