Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-11
CITY GLOBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The mlnstrels who appear tonight are the
best on the road.
The minstrels open at the Opera House to-
night. Standing room will be ats premium.
The United States circuit court met yee-
terday at 10 o'clock A. M, and after hearing
one case adjourned until 2:30 o'clock to-day.
Another thunder storm cooled the air last
night, and ratified things up generally. We
should be lonesome without at least one rip
ping storm every day.
The wife of Adolph Neumann presented
her liege with bouncing girl-baby, yester-
day. Mother and child are doing we'll, and
the fathers joy is unbounded.
Yesterday all the jurors excepting the
panel in the Claflin insurance cases, were ex-
oused from further attendance on the United
States circuit court during this term.
The city attorney simizio simiza6us cur
antur, had new self feeding coal stove put
up in his Office yesterday. For such hot
weather there was an autumnal fresh for
time in cussing over the fit of the stove
pipe.
Some wretch, wholly mastered by original
sin and total depravity, broke into the work
house at Smiths park, Wednesday night, and
stole one of the city's shovels. He could
just as we'll have gotten away with the whole
lot, crowbars, sledges, etc.
A horse and wagon driven by Mr.. Bazille
became ditched on Rice street night before
last, and it took the combined exertions of
all the masculine muscle in the neighbor-
hood to pnt the animal on terra firma. The
wagon was badly demoralized.
During the storm of Wednesday evening
the lightning shattered tree in front of
the Rev. Mr.. Pope's church, corner of
Twelfth and Cedar streets. The symmetry
of the surrounding shrubbery was defaced,
aside from which no property was damaged.
The Great Union band will give two prom
enade concerts on Saturday at Lake Elmo
one in the afternoon and one in the evening.
Among other selections the grand overture.
"Custer's Last Charge" will be performed.
| Trains leave at 9:25 A. NJ, 1855 P. NJ, 4:3O
and 7:20 M.
Beginning next Monday railway mail SER
vice will be established from Glyndon to St.
Vincent. Heretofore route agents have run
to Glyndon, and beyond pouches have been
furnished only. The new arrangement gives
each route agent run through from St.
Paul to st. Vincent.
A young man named Philip McManus was
before Judge Flint yesterday, charged with
stealing revolver and SIS in money from
his uncle. fine of $50 or ninety days in
Jail was imposed, but owing to the interven-
ton OF friends execution of sentence was
stayed during good behavior.
The train from Saltwater, due here at II
o'clock last evening, was delayed two hours
by storm. The track at the junction waf
obstructed badly, but large gang of work
men were set to clearing the way, and did il
most expeditiously. The storm along thu
line of the road is said to have been terrific
Oliver Peltier, the former employe of j
j. Penner, whose nightly visits to Penner't
money drawer was spoken of, yesterday, wal
called up to face the charge before Judge
Flint. He got continuance until Saturday
his bail being fixed at 5000. Peltier applied
to many to become his surety, but the sur
went down without his finding friend il
his need, SO he lodged in Jail.
The latest conquest of Cupid will be real
lied to-day in the wedding of Mr.. George
Ned Culver and Miss Sadie Ten Eyck, VIII
will be united in marriage at o'clock thi
afternoon at the residence of the bride'
parents, No. 1876 West Third street. Th,
ceremony will be performed by the Rev. DR.
Ten Brock, and none but friends of th,
high contracting parties will be in attend
ance.
The awful and instantaneous death of tn,
man who said something about the weather
being hot yesterday should serve to forever
suppress this species of damnable effrontry
The remark had no sooner been perpetratei
than section of dynamite mysteriously ex
ploded in the basement end of his trousers
and he was waited in the direction of tn,
golden stairs. Those desiring to Join tn,
Celestial choir should make application, a,
there are only few seats left.
Augustus Charles, tho young man injured
last Sunday by the wreck of a train neal
Sank Rapids, arrived in the city, yesterday
He was attended by DR.. J. E. Cheney an6
VIM. Halls, of Sank Rapids, who have beer
assiduous in their attentions since he was in
jured. DR.. Murphy was summoned to Mr.
Charles soon after his arrival. From The
doctor it was learned that MIR. Charles il
doing well, improving, though his injuries
were of painful and serious nature. It il
expected that after two or three DAYS rest an6
treatment Mr.. Charles will be able to con