Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05
CITY aLOBULEs.

Tho Germania society will picnic 1T Elmo
next Sunday.
After the 10Th inst, the board Of public
works will meet every Monday morning at
10 o'clock.
Six burly specimens of the genus tramp
were invited to quit town on French leave
yesterday.
The mark showed rise of two inches in
the river, yesterday, giving full five feet of
water in the channel.
The Great Western band will perform on
the grounds Of Damascus commandery, at
White Bear, on Thursday evening. #
The glass ball shooting tournament, under
the auspices Of the st. Paul Gun club, COM
mences to-day, at the fair grounds.
An action was commenced by James Mack
yesterday to recover debt Of 81, 571 from
the Merchants International steamboat line.
Capt. Manner left for Hastings yesterday
to arrange for harvest festival, to be given
by the German society about a week from
next Sunday.
probate court yesterday in the estate Of
George Culver, Morris Lamprey, Emily N.
German and others.
The case of Charles Taylor, charged with
villainous assault on Patrick Gibbons, was
continued until the 18th inst, owing to the
illness of the victim.
Soit was commenced In the district court
yesterday by. B. M. Goldschmidt against the
Home insurance company of New York, to
recover 81 900 on policy.
The favorite X. N. packet Red Wing,
Capt. Hight, will be the St. Louis boat to-
day, at IL NJ, to be followed, Thursday, by
the swift and roomy Rob Roy.
White Bear traffic on the St. Paul & Du-
luth railroad has increased fifty per cent. for
the month of July, 1879, over that of the
same month in 1878, and 100 per cent. over
the month of July, 1877.
David Motion and William Middleton.
the frisky hackmen, were arraigned yester.
day for making Third street hideous with
their bacchanalian orgies. They paid $3.50
each, and agreed to sin no more.
party 10y the name of johnson was be-
fore Judge Flint yesterday charged with
| drunkenness and indecent conduct towards
ladies. The ungallant and s'dizzy' fellow
was fined $500 for his impertinence.
The sale of tickets for the Chicago Church
Choir Pinafore began yesterday, and was
| attended with remarkable good success.
The indications are that there will be an i'm
mense audience in attendance at each per-
formanoe.
A sorry knight of the goose, named Hem
Erickson, got on the rampage yesterday af-
ternoon, and threatened to clean out his
employers store on Third street. The cross
grained parsonage was laid on shelf at the
station to sober up.
The Bickels, Albert, Ed. and Harry, have
pre-empted fishing claim at Forest Lake.
To keep others from interfering with their
piscatorial pleasures they have erected q bug
bear in the sign "Sitting Bulls camp which
efectually scares away. ali intruders.
special train will be run in from White
Bear, Friday evening, for the benefit of the
sojourners ct that resort desiring to witness
the production of "Pinafore'' by Raverly's
Chicago Church Choir company. The train
will leave the lake at 6:45 in the evening.
and return Immediately after the perform
ance.
MCGEE, the restaurateur, evidently believes
he has as much right to summer vacation
as any other man. At least he has anneunc-
ed that the eating department of his estab-
llshment will be closed for month. If
some decided improvements should be made
during that time no surprise need be mani
tested.
regular meeting of the bridge commits
sion was held yesterday forenoon, Mayor
Dawson in the chair, all the members pres
ent. A bill was submitted frem Mr.. Gano.
amounting to $34.55, for contingent ex-
penses, the same being allowed. A desul-
tory talk ensued, after which the commission
adjourned.
WILDER F. Story, of the Chicago Times,
and wife; J. Sterling Morton, Nebraska,
and A. L. Story, of Chicago, registered at
the Metropolitan. "The Old Man. and
party were taken in charge by Mr.. 81. E..
Sargent, of the Northern Pacific railroad,
and left last evening for tour over the
road to Bismarck.
A man by the name of Stebbins, accom-
panied by Officer Nolan, of Minneapolis,
was in the city yesterday looking after a
party named DAILY and $3.50. Sunday night
stebbins and DAILY occupied bed together
in Second street boarding house in Mime
apolis. During the night DAILY got up, took
his departure, and what was Of more i'm
portance took $3.50 belonging to Stebbins.
The board of equalization held q shor,
session yesterday afternoon, resulting in the
following changes on assessments: G. P.
Barnard, First ward, raised 300 on house
hold goods; William Constans, same, raised
$500; j. G. Freeman, raised $4,000 on mer-
chandise; B. A. Cardozo, Second ward,
raised $500 on merchandise. Adjourned
until 2:3O O'Clock this afternoon.
dispatch was received yesterday morn
ing at police headquarters from DR.. J. N.
Allen of st. Peter. He wanted girl named
Alice Strong arrested, whom he reported on
the IL O'Clock train, and asked that she be
searched for roll of silk. Officer Lowell
started for the train, but got to the depot
after it was in and tho passengers scattered.
owing to the late arrival of the telegram.
The sale Of seats for Haverly's Chicago
Chicago Church Choir Pinafore entertain
ments yesterday was simply immense, Over