Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-28
CITY GLOBULEs.
The victim to last Thursday stabbing affra
ia SLOWLY recovering. Il t

CITY GLOBULEs.
The victim to last Thursday stabbing ARRAY
is slowly recovering
The funeral of the late Hiram Rogers will
take place, this afternoon. at 2: 80 o'clock.
For the first time in months there were no
drunks at the municipal court, yesterday.
Tho K. N. packet Red Wing left for st.
Louis yesterday morning at 10 A. NJ, as adyer-
tised.
Minneapolis lodge No. !, Knights of Pythias,
have become incorporated under the laws OF
the State.
John Hoffman, the man who was severely in
jured at the Capital City FIGURING Mills one ev-
cning last week, is considered out of danger.
Arrangements have been about completed
SO that Col. Lee and his army of employees
will leave for Fort Assinniboine some time
next week.
The French Catholic church is being made
particularly attractive by q new coat Of paint,
in addition to which other artistic improve-ll
ments are contemplated.
Collector Bickel gives notice that all special
taxes must be paid on before tomorrow,
after which q penalty of fifty per cent. will be
attached to all delinquents. aa 33S'1 sssas
Livery teams will be in demand to-day, for
Ike Webb's ,sixty-one suits against various par
ties in this city come to q hearing or another
postponement, before Justice Boyd at New
Canada to-day. &. 5.s
The 1856 recuits, which arrived here and were
camped at Fort Smelling the latter part of last
| week, will be forwarded to their destination,
| Fort Assinniboine, about Friday OF Saturday.
| The recruits will be assigned to the Eighteenth
| United States infantry.
| The four subordinate lodges Knights of
| Pythias of Minneapolis, have become
Incorporated under the laws Of the State,
4 as the Knights of Pythias Hall association,
the object of the organization being to secure
| in that city.
The law students are roaming around among
the lawyers, not to pick up bit Of informa-
tion on some obstruse point, but to pick out a
nine for a base ball match. 1t is expected that
| the students with young muscle will get away
with the old heads on the diamond field next
Saturday afternoon.
Richard Perry is not SO much of a tramp as
the court first had reason to lsuppose. He was
brought in with the gang, yesterday morning,
and given seven day stretch in the cooler. He
went industriously to scheming and produced
evidence by nightfall that he could 20 to work
if given his freedom whereupon the court or
dered his release.
Officer De Corsey had his hands, even up to
his shoulders, full in carrying Barbara
Reynolds, colored, to the station yesterday
afternoon for being overwhelmingly drunk.
In addition he had to corral mother Schotts and
Conrad Schotts, equally ivelier. This quarry
was bagged up near the quarry on Robert and
Ninth streets, where they were making them
, selves a mixed nuisance to the neighborhood.
The grand and petit juries for the June term
of the United States district court were drawn,
, yesterday but are not ready for publication
\ yet. This secretiveness about the fortunate
citizens honored with the draft is preserved
because they may not be wanted after all. May
not be wanted because no court may be held,
as the appropriations arc exhausted, and the
certainty of getting money in time is shadowy.
: The board of officers, consisting of Capts
= Sanders and Hughes and Lieut.. Jacobs
4 ordered from department headquarters to in
spcct and receive the cavalry horses delivered
:, under the Woodmansee contract, began thei1
I labors yesterday. Twenty-Five horses were pre-
3 sented, and out of the number only two were
q accepted. The stock was delivered at Hankey
2 stock yards. The contract price per horse ii
+ 800. f'7t
=, At an early hour yesterday morning the pc
: lice sailed on the Dayton bluff cave, and 81
It unexpected was the descent that they succeeded
l. in arresting fifteen tramps, who had made tn
previous night hideous with their orgies, to tn
ia annoyance OF the entire neighborhuod. The,
:. were marshalled before his honor, Judge Flint
= yesterday forenoon, who gave them seven day
!. each in the county Jail, with the exception Q
y three, who were honorably acquitted.
!" The summer running arrangements Of the st
= Paul & Pacific railroad have been made YER
favorable for visitors to Lake Minnetonka
- there being three trains each way week days
D leaving st. Paul at 7:45 A. NJ. and 1:15 and
70 p. M, and on Saturday the 1885 P. NJ. train 70
+ Minneapolis will be run through to the LAKE
10 regular Sunday train is also soon to be pu
in on, leaving about 8 o'clock in the morning an
returning in the evening, the run being mad
: in an hour and fifteen minutes.
O. The little government survey steamer Mar
s arrived at the levee from below yesterday afte
noon. The Mary is in charge of Messrs. J. {
:, Ryan, George Hicks and F. A. Goodrich. WI
- are engaged in making survey of the riv,
70 upon which are to be based future improv
r. ments between Lansing and st. Paul. The
IN have been engaged in the work at points belo
ty for the past two months, and have now estal
IN lished q camp on the river bank in the Sixt
ward from which to operate in this vicinity.
be Yesterday, Gen. Tompkins, departmel
quartermaster, forwarded to Washington Il
plans and estimates for the new buildings
On De erected at EOrG SnelllnR. Inc new Dull
SO ings are to be occupied by department hea
he quarters and the officers attached to the d
partmental staff. The site for the new pos
m virtually, has been selected, and is the pls
VI eau above the fort, nearer Minnehaha, al
9r- overlooking the Mississippi river. The pla
re for the new post are forwarded to Washingt,
for the approval of the secretary of war, al
he then work will be commenced.
Henry Adams is mahogany colored Africs
en with decided penchant for ascertaining t
ms contents of other peoples pockets. His late
use attempt in this direction took place on Satu
lis day night, when he organized an exploring G
petition of one, and proceeded to ransack t
well lined pockets of q brother freedm
named Eliza jackson, to the tune of so. 8
It is poor rule that won't work both wa,
- and when Eliza recognized the trowser thi
80 the next day, he incontinently caved.
Ter matter was explained to Judge Flint yesterds
who sent the young man up for thirty days.
VIC rich intellectual treat is in store for t
g. citizens of St. Paul in the lecture of Bob Ing
soil, which is announced to take place Mt I
Opera House on the fifth day of next mont
was The subject chosen by the great iconoclast
the Religions of Our Day." in the maste
end treatment Of which he has acquired such j,
encomium and widespread celebrity. As to
18th eloquent rhetoric q I'd captivating delivery
isit amount of Esere dicti0n can do adequate il
. tice, while the brilliant flights Of oratory VIII
ava round out the periods and adorn the simil
Gus y! wy oPe"AeA 'nuso po Ae"Eu W VIC app
- ciated.
sed The taking of testimony was commenced
to the Office of the United States circuit court