Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-04
CITY GEoBULEs.

The steamer Clinton, of the X. N. line,
was in and out yesterday, having big trips
both ways.
Officers Broemer, Babe, and Hauft were
on still hunt for tramps last night. They
bagged four.
Two dodgers registered at the station last
night. The Indictment weather drove them
in from slumber al tresco.
Since the practical closing Of Hotel Har.
row there is still greater rush then ever to
Lake Elmo and White Bear.
A large stable Of horses for the State fair
races will arrive on the Driving Park
grounds the latter part Of this week.
Haverly's Church Choir Pinafore COM
pany passed through the city yesterday to
Minneapolis, where they appear this even
ing.
Open-air gospel meetings under the aus
pices of the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton will be resumed Wednesday evening
next, to prepare the way for the coming Of
the evangelist, Whittle.
| A recent importation from far off Scandi-
navla was out on lonesome last night.
Officer Gibbons, for fear SO much ereenness
would be damaged by the rain, landed him
high and dry at the lookup.
The night watchman at the Windsor
hotel is a timid soul. About - O'Clock last
night he discovered drunken soldier asleep
on the steps of the hotel. Fearing scheme
FOR the robbery of the hotel, he telegraphed
to the station for squad of police to re-
move the section of the United States army
Officer Baer rescued drowning man last
night about 10 o'clock. The fellow was full
seas over, and dropped to sleep on Third
street, near st. Peter. He was soon brought
into contact with more water than had come
within his vicinity for long time. In fact,
the rain and the drainage had half drowned
the fellow, and Officer Baer came lust in the
nick of time to save the drunkard from q
watery grave.
An art exhibition will be given at the
Opera House tonight for the benefit of the
Catholic parish schools. Sights and scenes
about Rome will be presented with panoram-
ic effect. Father Stanley will explain the
fast appearing scenes and talk instruotively
OF the past history and present time OF
eternal Rome. The exhibition, coupled with
the lecture and seconded by the object fol
which given, should call out a large attend
ance.
Officers DeCorsey and Casey conducted
Big Jim McDonough to the lookup last
night. Big Jim became boisterously large
at Caldwell's saloon, and wouldn't give any
/ A1ao ov,0r 10 So
tdrlnk. His room becoming more desirable
than his company, the officers were called in
to attend to him. Their attention, however.
was attended with no little resistance by Big
Jim, but finally he was subdued and con-
veyed to the station, as stated.
Henry 1saacs, son of L. Isaacs, cigar dealer,
No. 81 Jackson street, was at Lake Elmo
yesterday, and went into the lake bathing
twice during the afternoon and evening. The
second bath was too much, and he was at
tackled with congestion of the brain. DR..
Jersey, OF saltwater, was present and at
tended him, and he was taken in charge bv
friends of the family. Word was sent to his
father by the late train, and the boy will be
brought home this morning.
| Albert Morse created frenzied confusion
near the kitchen of the Metropolitan hotel,
last night about 8 o'clock. He showed his
hand into his breast pocket and pulled out
razor-no, revolver, and brandished it
around with reckless disregard of the first
principles of the Creedmoor school. Another
mcak got braced up in front of the muzzle,
and Morse declared he'd put channel for
daylight through him. Meanwhile the DO
lice was called and Morse took to flight be-
fore Officer Clouse could get an efficient
grab upon him.