Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-04
CITY GLOBULEs.

All the public officers. city, county and fed
eral, will be closed to-day.
The board of directors of the aims house and
hospital met, yesterday, and issued nineteen
orders for provisions.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill, yes
terday, in the Vahlert divorce case, DENYING
the application for divorce.
A lady's sack was found by Chief Weber on
the circus grounds last evening, which may be
had by calling at the station.
fellow named Frank Donaldson was before
Judge Flint yesterday for striking Mary Kusk
with billet of wood. He was given week
| in the cooler.
The Official proceedings of the common coun-
Gil will not appear until tomorrow, in order
that there may be no question as to their pub.
LEGATION on legal holiday.
The case of Charles Baker, of Motley, charg.
ed with selling liquor to Indians, was continued
again, yesterday, by United States Commits
sioner Cardozo to the 10th inst.
large and beautiful Masonic flag has lust
been completed by r. H. Cavanaugh & Co. 1t
will hy to the breeze from the tent of Damas-
Gus Comandery No. l, at White Bear Lake.
party by the name oil johnson was in the
municipal court yesterday morning charged with
playing tom-tom serenade on the pert-crani-
UNI Of fellow named Emanuel Emanuelsun.
The hearing was continued until the 9TH inst.
few days ago some expert till-tappers
visited Peter Jerome's saloon on Seventh street
and worked him. Yesterday Delheimer's "a.
loon on Seventh street entertained the same
parties, who got away with $S by tapping his
till.
Two grass widows were legally constituted
by Judge Brill, yesterday. The first, Mary
Hare, was divorced from her husband Charles
ana decision was also rendered granting
Bertha M. Nelson divorce from her husband
Magnus Nelson.
A frisky FLY attached to wagon attempted
to alarm the neighborhood of Ninth and Elk.
change streets, yesterday forenoon, by or
sanizlng a third rate runaway. The foolish
animal was readily collared and no material
damage was done.
MIR. Charles F. True. young farmer of this
vicinity, was married on Wednesday evening
to Miss Martha Saunders, charming Young
iady OF this city. The young people will at
once commence hous excepting on the groom s
farm. 1t is hoped that in this case the course
OF True love will run smooth
quarters, yesterday, designating Helena, NJ r.,
as the headquarters of the district of Montana
lhls was done at Gen. Terry's suggestion who
has ordered Gen. T. 81. Ruger, colonel Eieh-
teenth U1ited States infantry, to assume com
mand. and transfer his staff, records, etc..
from Fort Assinniboine to Helena at as early q
day as practicable.
While waiting for the procession to loom up
yesterday morning the crowd of spectators at
Bridge Square was edited or disguised by the
the antics OF boy named John Memo, who
organized a circus on his own hook. He made
such villianous clown of himself that Officer
O'Keefe was compelled to run him before
Judge Flint, who committed the tumbler for
two days.
granger named Harris visited St. Paul
yesterday for the purpose of seeing the circus.
He was viewing the elephant as the animal
cavorted around the Sibley street dock, and
while admiring the graceful antics of the beast
wiley crook got away with his leather con-
tanning $l3 After discovering his loss the
bucolic individual concluded that he had seen
enough of the elephant, in accordance with
which he left for home.
State treasurer Pfaender accounts for the re-
| ceipt Of $a7, 1l4.41 yesterday on the following
accounts: Houston county June settlement,
S6,O35.9l; June collections from same county,
$3, l45.59; Scott county June settlement.
$5.65O.l9; Mower county June settlement,
YS,34712; June collections from same county.
$S,34O.33; and Wright county June settlement,
90, ~, making the grand total of $37,-
1l4.41.
1t cost Mr.. Charles II. Petsch, assistant
ticket agent at the Office of the Chita
waukee st. Paul railway company, exactly
$l5O to see the ousside of the circus tent. The
loss consisted of dian ond bosom pin, which
wasaken from his shirt front while waiting
for the doors to open. The theft was un-
doubtedly committed by one of the accom-
pllshed crooks that follow the peregrinatiops
OF the circus, and not even the remotest clue is
had of the perpetrator.
The Union depot company filed letter of ac-
ceptance with the secretary of state,
yesterday, notifying that official that,
the company by resoluation at a meeting
OF directors held on the 18th ult had
accepted the legislative act approved March
9th, whereby they were Empowered to organize.
etc. The letter was duly signed by President
Stlckney, OF the company, and John D. Esta-
brook, secretary, and bore the impress of the
company's corporated seal.
Orders were received, yesterday, from
Washington, directing that the work on the
sluice way over St. Anthony Falls be com
me1ced at once. This work will be conducted
under Major G. j. Aliens supervise, n. At
present it is understood that the high water ia
unfavorable t., the work to be done. but will
be undertaken just as soon as the stage of wa
ter permits. While this state of affairs is
seemingly unfovorable to an immediate be-
ginning of the sluice way, it has the advantage
that logs can come over the falls unimpeded
by the light water.