Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-12
CITY GLOBULEs.
The Great Western band had very salts
factory rehearsal last evening


factory rehearsal last evening.
The Great Union band gave another of their
popular concerts at Scott's summer garden last
night.
Three constitutional 'vags' were before
Judge Flint yesterday forenoon. They were
ordered to hoof it out of town, and they hoofed.
Last Saturday there wasn't a criminal case in
the municipal court. The record for five years
previous doesn't show such moral condition of
the atmosphere.
Mrs. Allie Hewitt was appointed admins
tratrix of the estate of the late Col. Hewitt,
yesterday, and Gen. Sibley and A. X. Barnum
qualified as bondsmen.
warrant was issued yesterday for the ar.
rest of a man named 9. FL. Peterman, on COM
plant of having stolen two tables, valued at
49, from Augusta Splattstasae.
The funeral of Joseph Welsh whose sad
death by drowning was reported in yesterday 3
GLOBE, will take place from the residence of
his parents In West st. Paul to-day.
Asacking crew, under the direction of Messrs,
Rust X kempt, are at work driving the logs
hung up along the river bank below the falls of
st. Anthony, into the st. Paul boom.
Officer Casey found bundle Sunday night
ON Seventh street, which when unwrapped
proved to be q half finished gray sack coat
1t awaits Identification at the station.
The advance guard of chicken shooters from
the East has commenced passing through the
city, headed for the front. The sport can be
INDUCED in legally after Friday next.
Dick Lewis, gentleman of color, was up
yesterday, charged with being boisterously
drunk. He was fined three dollars and COSTS
which was paid by his Woodworking wife.
GLOBE reporter has in his possession,
found on Third street, red silk garter with
handsome clasps. just here the oourt-plaster
motto is appropriate, honi so,t qui NAL q pense.
A. son of the sod named Dennis Moran, was
committed for fourteen days yesterday, having
been arrested on the charge of stealing q pair
of CATERS from a colored hellion named Bar
bara Reynolds.
The horse, bay mare, was stolen from Man.
kato on the 10th of last March. And from
postal card dated August 10Th the sheriff at
Mankato is informing the police public, with
an injunction ito stop thlef!'
A full sized crayon portrait, by the artist G.
W. Brewer, attracted favorable comment in the
abstract Office, yesterday. It represented the
efficient clerk, Mr.. j. o Vervais, and was exc
cutepin he highest style of the art, with exact
fidelity to the subject.
The steamer Josephine, of the Coulson line
of Missouri River steamers, reached Bismarck
from the Yellowstone, Sunday, with 46 sacks
OF silver ore, 81 bales of skins, % bales of
wool, 100 beef hides, 40 bales of robes, SO head
Of cattle, and Sc passengers.
Detective Bresette returned from La Crosse
yestsl day. He didn't succeed in getting the
diamond ring belonging to the Excelsior party,
but in his capture of the thief, Paine, recov-
cred a diamond ring and two chains which
were stolen in Winona recently.
1t is now pretty definitely determined that
the "Lurlines," of Minneapolis, will come to
the scratch in entering for the White Bear re-
gatta to be given next week, and it is under
stood that four cared crew and several scullers
will contest from that organization.
Police headquarters received notice Yesterday
from F. Vaccoro, No. S15 North Eighth street,
to look out for two Italian lads. One PLAYED
the violin, and the other had trained birds
wherewith to make living. They are respec-
lively IL and II years old, and ran away from
home.
scrap iron merchant named Thomas Farley
was before Judge Flint yesterday, charged
with being drunk and disorderly. He was bad
ly boosed when arrested, and when his leather,
containing over 800, was returned Yesterday,
he overwhelmed the officer who made the ar
rest with thanks.
officer Nygaard is engaged in delicate and
dangerous mission. Yesterday he notified all
the squatters along Trout Brook that they must
leave, abandon their homes, as provided by
council resolution. If the squatters do not
leave within the ten days allowed, they will be
torcibly elected or covered up by the grade OF
the railroad company.
The case against Charles Taylor, charged with
making villainous assault on Patrick Gibbons
on the night of July 31st, came up for hearing
IN the municipal court, yesterday morning.
The evidence adduced fully corroborated the
account OF the brutal attack as detailed in the
GLOBE, on the strength of which the prisone,
was committed for twenty days.
Forty recruits to be assigned to the Eleventh
infantry left for Forts Keogh and Custer las,
night, via the Northern Pacific railroad. Lieuts
Wheeler, Johnson and Fuller were in command
On arriving at Fort Buford Lieut.. johnson will
be relieved from duty with the detachment in
order to rejoin the battalion of the Seventh
Infantry stationed at Mussel Shell creek.
John X. Davidson picked up package nea,
Kavanaghs store on Third street, which turned
out on inspection to be dainty lot of dlminu
tive apparel, tucked, ruttled and laced. In the
midst OF the inspection a lady stepped up
claimed the articles, got them, tucked ZEN
away out OF sight under an expansive D,lman
and departed with blushing 'thank you''
An old German, blacksmith by trade, ano
name unknown, came to police headquarters
to publish his shame, yesterday. He'd been al
notorious bagnlo and declared he'd beer
bllked. Madame and the siren were sent for
SSn 10 Z.
charging him with being the cheat. He con
tossed, and the whole delectable gang were
fred out.
An unpleasantness occurred, yesterday fore
noon, between Bill Rhinehart and Tom Scott
employees at the Sherman House. Before the
business was over, it became painfully un-
pleasant for Rhnehart, for Scott battered him
over the head with club. Later in the da,
Rhlnehart was binding up his wounds at the
municipal court with a warrant for Scott's ar.
rest. which will be served on him to-day,
Two young ladies while driving near the
Windsor hotel yesterday afternoon, ca me nea,
meeting with serious accident. Their horse
took fright, and the harness becoming disar
ranged ne became unmanageable and rushed
of frantically, taking the sidewalk in his route
to the imminent peril of an upset. Fortunately
and CALAMITY several gentlemen rushed to the
rescue and saved the young ladies before any
damage happened beyond a severe fright.
The sand bars in the river are once more
observable above the water, an indication of
coming trouble for the large packets. Yester.
day the mark showed only two feet eleven in.
ohes of water in the channel, the daily fall
now being about two inches day. The fine
X. N. PICKET Alex. Mitchell passed Winona at
Socl"ck yesterday morning, and will be a,
the levee this morning to leave on her return tc
st. Louis at IL NJ. The Belle of La Crosse viii
follow the Mitchell, and the Clinton the Belle.
The surviving members of The Indiana regi.
ments engaged in the late unpleasantness ara