Daily globe., 1879-05-17
CITY GLOBULEs.
Concert in Rice park this evening.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Concert in Rice park this evening.
Walking match at Red Cap park this after
noon.
The Summit avenue lookout will be lighted
to,night in good style.
The city clerk gave the school inspectors Of
fcial notice of their election, yesterday.
The court cases in the district court were,
yesterday, adjourned over until Monday.
Work upon the foundation for the addition
to the Sherman house is progressing rapidly.
The 81. Paul knights of Pythias propose to
visit their brethern of Minneapolis Monday
evening next.
An advertisement appears in the Saltwater
department inviting proposals for the building
of lookup in that city.
VIM. Clegg of Castle Rock, Rice county,
was taken to the insane asylum at st. Peter
Yesterday. He is an old man whose mind has
| been upset by politics and religion.
The evening train west yesterday on the main
line of the St. Paul & Pacific road consisted of
five passenger coaches and sleeper, all full, |
and two closely packed baggage cars and mail
Car.
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| noon, at o'clock. The start will be made
from the boat house, and doubtless the bridge
and river banks will be crowded with specta-
tors.
The canvassing committee of the chamber of
commerce have been meeting with the best OF
success the present week. The institution
seems to be growing in popularity with our
citizens.
The lookout, at the head of Summit avenue,
will be lighted up brilliantly this evening.
The effect will, no doubt, be very fine, and
there will be large congregation present to
witness it.
At II o'clock last night two rufians at
tempted to force an entrance into the house
No. 1928 Roberts street. Officer Murphy was
, called but not in time, however to prevent
!, the rascals from escaping.
> The first of the Rice park concerts for the
season will be given this evening by Prof.
t Seibert's Great Western band. The programme
< has been arranged with great care. and the
public will no doubt be delighted.
: The annual meeting of the State Medical So
cety will be held at the State capitol building,
: St. Paul. June the 18th, commencing at s P. NJ.
o Arrangements have been made for furnishing
members attending with excursion tickets over
the various lines of railroads.
Mr.. Wing, agent of the Mckee Rankin ''Dan.
- ites' combination-Jack Haverly's forty weeks
q $40, 900 shows in the city arranging for the
presentation of the great sensation at the
IS Opera House, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
IL evenings Of next week.
y Complaint was made at police headquarter
y Yesterday that Michael o. O'Brien, contractor i
ar careless in blasting rock to make street grade
aa in the Sixth ward. 1t is said that the blast
i; are not properly protected and scatter rocl
=. around loose, to the imminent danger of lif
y = in the vicinity.
10 little 3-year-old child of August Hessler'
80 was badly bitten yesterday by a ferocious do
at at Gottleibs slaughter house. The child wa
playing about near the dog, when caught b
the brute. The little one was bitten throug
the ear and cheek, the wound made being n yer
bad one. Officer Vogtle was sent out to kill th
ed dangerous brute.
he United States Commissioner Cardozo ha
nd John Cook up before him yesterday on tt
charge of selling whisky to Indians near Lift
"a. Falls, Morrison county. His case was contil
ued until to-day, Cook being held in bonds Q
$500, which furnished. Cook is the SC
of G. N. Cook who keeps saloon at the CO
~ ner of Fourth and jackson streets
soy Yesterday Gen. M. II. Morgan received a fu
m. report of all bids for -four to be furnished e
army supply. Accordingly the lowest bidd
=, was asccrtained and the award made Mr.
'ie R. Myer of Yankton, is the fortunrtc bidde
to and the contract calls for 2,215 barrels at 81
per barrel, and 26O in double sacks
eft $2.19 per sack, or 100 pounds. This amour
ng represents over 4S4, 600 pounds of -four.
led If crowded cas- both ways can be accepted
All indication, the extension of the street raj
INC way system to Summit avenue met a publ
&C. want. A like want would be met by a bran.
lis, from the Wabashaw street line down Elevent
to to Jackson, Jackson to PEARL down Pearl
the Mississippi, and out Mississippi street to
point beyond the st. Paul q Pacific machi1
shops. Such line would receive good SUI
port.
The pestiferous tramp is again bccomil
go. disagreeably obnoxious Night before last
Use couple of the gentry endeavored to insinua
ab themselves into Collector Bickle's residen
- TN West Third street, and upon bel
so' frightened off, they extended operations
in was frustrated by tho approach OF a watc
man. whom they outran, thereby escapi
as arrest.
40 tramp, yesterday, dropped into the wro
place when he took in the Sioux City roun
H. house in his rounds. He loitered in, saw
Sne !. body around, but did coat handy.
- ~ w took it, and just then McManus, the flagma
W. W. saw him. McManus told him to drop it, b
We instead, the tramp tried to drop McNIanus.
~ iol tight to his man. Some of the railroad m
s'ls 5 rushed in, and the tramp got beating, the
. !, oc oc membrance of which he'll carry around w
ioo him for several days.
Quite party of English folk were ''doin
& the city yesterday. They were members of
A. McDowels dramatic and burlesque compa
of the Academy of Music, Montreal. The trou
49,. consisted of seventeen persons, and are en- ro
~, u.s to Winnipeg for of dramatic enterta
y IN ments. The company has been permane1
: in Montreal for several years, and the trip
Mer- Winnipeg has been undertaken at the earn
solicitation of many citizens there. The p
the pose is to remain in Winnipeg for several wee
and on their return homewards they may
gall induced to favor this city with series of =
fOrmances. The party left last night for tt
,t;u destination
Norwegian Fourth of July.
Nc The inquiry is made why the "Norweg
aao Fourth of JULY occurs to-day, May II
nest The answer is that it is the anniversary
the independence of Norway from Denma
De- The sixty-ffth anniversary occurs on Sat
mes day, May 18th, and will be greeted with
ceremonious un.tion by many former dc
lator zens of Norway and their families.
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