Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-30
CITY GLOBULES,

= LILO WaVo1 III tue r1Ver cropped another mon
yesterday, leaving but twenty seven inches in
the channel.
The Walters ball will take place this even
ing at Armory hall, and promises to be tho
event of the season.
The Charlie Cheever, of the K. N. line, was
due this morning, to leave for below as Soon as
her trip could be transferred.
The horse attached to the delivery wagon of |
Kingsbury q Draper ran away yesterday after
noon and wrecked the wagon.
drunken man who was creating disturb |
ance was brought to the lookup on Fort street |
by Officer Gruber, yesterday afternoon.
The lucky man who threw 4S for the horse |
Hambletonian Chief, sold his chance for $50. |
There still remains over 500 raf1es to be thrown.
The United States district court opens daily, |
but no business being presented, adjourns.
The formula was gone through with usual,
yesterday.
A team of mules were found by Officer Casey |
early yesterday morning, on Rosabel street. |
They were taken to Hills livery stable to
await an owner.
Two frst-class breweries will commence
operations on the first proximo, one at Will
mar, conducted by William Gilger, formerly of
st. Paul, and the other at Cold Springs.
NJ. X. hartman, clerk of the Scott county
court and cousin of the young man who was
killed by the falling Of on elevator at the Capt.
toll mills, was visiting friends in this city yes
terday.
Arrangements for the September steamboat
excursion are in order. This time-honored
custom should not be permitted to pass unob-
served: Who will take charge of the enterprise
| this year?
Elias Arnold, Buffalo, N. Y; A. W. Mathews,
Ohio; A. Bedell and wife, New York; A. B.
Samsrm, st. Louis, and @. P. Jones, Iowa,
were among the arrivals at the Metropolitan
| hotel yesterday.
| suit was commenced in the district court
yesterday by E. s. Jaffray & Co., of New York,
against Sheriff King, to recover goods that came
into his possession by the Strouse failure, to
the amount of $4,000.
Mr.. Henry 8. johnson and Charles Spencer
who left this city some weeks since to engage
IN wool growing in Montana, arrived at Fort
Benton on the 23d, after a long and tiresome
trip Oh the Missouri river.
Yesterday, Deputy Sheriff Harrison took
CLARK and Walker over to the Saltwater peni-
Tertiary for one year and six months soiourn.
|
robbed Domnick Arlynski at Carver's cave.
Mr.. John Donovan, engineer on the St. Paul
d Duluth railroad, desires to announce that be
is not the party who formed recent matrimo-
NAL alliance, is not married man, and has no
| Inclination Tor departure tn this direction.
Metaphorically speaking, the brisky bovine
whose recent antics sent the wheat market in
the direction of Gilroy's kite. has curlad his
fQ1I orIf pnY S,.Is
gar parlance, the market is about to take
grand tumble.
A fourteen-year-old boy was before Judge
OBrlen, yesterday afternoon charged with
possessing more than the ordinary amount of
pure cussedness. he was examined on the
charge of incorrigibility, and committed to the
reform school.
Sergeant Walsh was reported to be worse last
night, though no grave applehensions are felt
concerning him. He is suffering from a severe
cold, which has superinduced an at ack of pros
tratlng fever, which causes the patient con sid
| cradle suffering.
Sergeant West, Of the Minneapolis police.
was in the CITY yesterday looking after cow.
The animal, said to be short horn, was stolen
the night before from Mr.. Andrew Kings farm
near R1chheld, Hennepin county. No trace,
either on the hoof or block was found of the
COW in this city.
MIR. A. X. Barnum purchased lot on Sum
nlt avenue. short distance beyond the resi-
dence of Hon. Fl. NJ. Rice on the 9th, and on
| yesterday party OF men were engaged exca-
waiting for cellar and foundation. It is the
intention of Mr.. Barnum to erect a handsome
building for his future residence.
Argument by Col. Kerr in behalf of the rail-
road company in the disputed land cases be-
fore the commission created by the legislature,
was resumed at the Governors Office yesterday.
At the conclusion of MIR. Kerr's argument fur
Their hearing was postponed to give the COM
mission time to review the testimony.
The hearing or the petition of Albert Arm
strong, administrator of the estate of the late
George Culver, for an examination of his
claim against the estate for 1921, OOO was called
IN the probate court yesterday afternoon, but
owing to an agreement the part of counsel
the examination was postponed until the 5th
proxilno.
On and after November LIST, railway mail SER
vice will be put on the Black Hills branch of
tho st. Paul & Sioux City railroad, from Heron
Lake to Hickock's Prairie or Woodstock. The
distance of forty-four miles will thus be fur
nlshed with daily mails and the route extends
thr' ugh Avoca. one of Bishop Ireland's Cath
olio colony towns.
Yesterday struck jury was impanneled in
the district court in the case entitled Pat
rick Thurman VS.. Archibald & Schurmeier. and
the set for trial next SATURDAY., The suit
is brought by the father of the young man who
was killed by ali elevator accident few mouths
ago in Archibald & Schurmeier's mill on Third
street. Damages in $4,000 are claimed.
The six companies of the Seventh are still
absent and the time of their return is not de-
fnisely known. It is hoped that they NAV not
have to remain out during the winter. When
the Utes settle down and become peaceable
again it is presumed that the troops will be or
dered to their respective posts, and we shall
have the gallant Seventh with us some time
this winter.
Yesterday, as announced elsewhere in TO-
days issue, the partnership between E. @.
Belote and A. G. Linsley. as proprietors of the
Metropolitan hotel was dissolved The Metro
politan will hereafter be conducted under the
sole management of Col. E. G. Belote, and kept
as heretofore in first class style, of which, as
veil as the wants of his guests no one is better
acquainted than Col. Belote.
Yesterday morning Capt. Clark orkered GRAY
to close up his gambling hell the place where
OLeary, of Mendoza. says be was beat out of
| $50 or SO, Tuesday night. Gray denies that
O'Leary was ever in his den, and saws be never
was even scratched by his tiger. Gray was
promiscuously around police headquarters, YES
terday, endeavoring to have the order to close
| up revoked, but without avail.
lusty tramp named William Thompson
was before Judge OBrien yesterday morning
charged with vagrancy. He alleged, in extenn-
| alton, that he had passed through the late nm
| pleasantness covered with scars, and was
about to expose his wounds to the court, which
proceeding was fortunately interrupted by a
fine OF SIS. he promised to shake st. Paul