Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-05
CITY GLOBULES.

People are beginning to ask each other wnen
Como avanue is to be completed? 1t 10 stateo
that the extended contract called for Its COM
pletion October LIST.
Yesterday, a stray horse, saddled ana orloAeu
was caught by Mr.. Slater, and awaits an owner
at his blacksmith shop on Eighth street, be-
tween Jackson and Sibley streets.
United States Commissioner Cardozo had l..
IT Dow If verndale before him, yesterday, on
the charge of selling liquor wltaous sre'ial -,
cense. Dow was heio ~ * W.
jury.
Articles of incorporation OF the W1nona-
Rushford wagon company, with headquarters
at Winona, was filed in the Office OF the score
tarv of state yesterday. The incorporation
commences from the 18th inst, with capital
stock of $35, 600.
runaway team on Seventh street near
broadway, about o'clock last evening, sue
ceeded in raising section of sidewalk and
frightening two lady pedestrians. No material
damage is reported.
The reform in spelling has struck st. Paul.
The vision of a good many was hit haro' yes
terday, by sign in rag wagon which lmpart-
ed the following information: Hlest TrlSe
For Rags And Mettle.'
Commencing Monday next the sleeping cars
of the St. Paul & Duluth railroad will leave st.
Paul Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights
only. Returning leave Duluth Sunday, Iues-
day and Thursday nights only.
Yesterday afternoon, Justice s. Y. Haupt
united c. E. Schmitz and Cecilia Big IN the
holy bonds of wedlock, at the residence OF the
brides parents on Exchange street. A happy
affair, congratulations, ETC., of course.
Officer Palmer had lot of exercise, yester-
day, in running in burly tramp, on a-go'as-
you-please drunk, who declared himself an un-
fortunate Irish gentleman, and was ready to
demonstrate it in muscular way.
Hannah Walsh was released on Thursday
and celebrated by going on fearful foot the
next day. She run in and released yester-
day morning on promising to remain at her
daughters bedside, who is in precarlous con-
dition.
a wayfarer named Ross Williams tried to
immediate himself night before last by pillow
ing his head on a railroad track. He was
found sleeping by Officer Zirkelbach and taken
to the lookup to sober up. On yesterday he
faced Judge Flint and paid So for his berth.
1t was reported at police headquarters last
night that Mr.. Semens, residing on Smith
street, had suddenly disappeared and that his
family we're distressed concerning his motives
and whereabouts. The affair was investigated
BY Officer Kernally, aud according to the best
information the gentleman left yesterday
morning for his home in kentucky.
Rosa dErina, Erin's, prima donna, has ar
rived in the city, from Rochester, to have the
necessary rehearsals for the grand sacred con-
cert at the Cathedral, Wednesday evening, Oct.
Sth. The wish is general that the gifted lady
>f hori pip fob1 Ia
iugs" at the Opera House. in which she en-
ploys such marvellous versatility and wondrous
linguistic powers.
An item appeared in the GLOBE a few days
since to the effect that Mr.. Warfeld, of this
city had left New York very unexpectedly for
a trip to Europe. The GLOBE is pleased to an
nounce the return of that gentleman yesterday
and the affair turns out to be a practical joke,
as the report concocted by Mr. Warh cid to
keep his friends in suspense until his return.
Last night Mr. W. L. Wilson, of the society
to suppress vice, got in a bit of suppression ou
a Bohemian named Hansel. He detected
Hansel in his corn patch, on Mackubln street,
stealing roasting ears, and arresting him
brought him to the lookup. Hansel lives in a
shanty on Martin street, and claims to have
come to this country only four months ago {.
When locked up in cell he cried most pit
eously.
This means business. Owen Sullivan. the
pedestrian, has deposited 975 at the Second
National bank as a guarantee of good faith in
the proposed match with Mr.. Hunt, of Mime
apolls, the challenge for which issued by
Mr.. Sullivan about two weeks age The match
will be go-as-you-please walk against time
for $500, and if Hunts hackers have any sand
in their craws they will step forward and face
the music.
painful accident took place on the short
line railroad below the Summit avenue eros
sing about 2 o clock yesterday morning, result
ing in serious injury TO an employe named Ed
ward Lawler. who was engaged in turning a
switch when car jumped the track, knocking
him down and breaking the right leg. He was
taken to a neighbOring farm house and attend
ed by Dr. Murphy, who states that the knee
Joint is seriously fractured, and that the pa
tient will not recover for some time.
The fall term of the United States District
court opens tomorrow. The grand and petit
Jurors will be required for service at once, but
not for great length of time, there are
only two or three cases at the most on the civil
calendar and the criminal cases consist of
about as many more, all for petty offenses.
For such work the court paraphernalia. a high
salaricd district attorney and a high salaried
clerk with assistants, is rather expensive for so
little compensation in return for the outlay.
As announced by the GLOBE last Wednesday,
Rosa d Erina assisted by the best vocal talent
of our city will appear at the Cathedral, next
Wednesday evening in grand sacred concert
and organ recital. The favorable reception
with which Ire;and's queen of song met in St.
Paul three years ago. warrants us in predicting
humping house, A choice programme has
been prepared. embracing vocal selections from
Gounod Cnernbim, Zingerelli, Rossini and
n t,f th,1Cy al arr RI will
preside at the grand organ.
A Little Canada constable named George
Bowers got in a bit of metropolitan work
about nightfall, on the corner of Fifth and
Minnesota streets. He and Justice Boyd of
the same bailiwick were standing together
conversing about matters of state when Henry
Duffy and Thomas Groves, two notorious
loafers began to indulge in tisticuff. Before
so much dignity of the law, such proceeding
could not be tolerated, aud wasn't, as both
pugilists we're shortly afterwards incarcerated
in the city dungeon, the country constable
having taken 'em IN all alone.
Yesterday Officer DeCorsey recovered a set of
harness which was stolen from Theodore
Bulke the butcher. several days ago. Bulke
only discovered aud reported his loss yesterday
morning. The harness was found at second
hand store on Jackson street, the proprietor of
which surrendered the stolen property to the
rightful owner without protest just as soon as
he made good his claim. But just here, if
second hand dealers were a little more careful
in buying everything offered, without inquiry,
they would not be subject to loss by the resto-
ration of stolen property.
The public school teachers were promptly on
hand, yesterday, to receive their first months
pay Of the present school year. At 10 o'clock
S4,S76.66 had been disbursed, and before
o'clock the remaining $1,000 had been paid out
There was no little surprise generally expressed
when it was ;.scertaiued that they, the teachers,
Were not TO be paid for the Fair week. The