Daily globe., 1879-06-22
U1rY GLoBULEs.

shooting match will take place next
Wednesday afternoon between the st. Paul and
Minneapolis gun clubs.
DR.. Hand and bride arrived home yesterday,
from the East, and for the present they will
occupy apartments at the Metropolitan.
The X. N. Packet Northwestern passed La
Crosse yesterday forenoon and will be in this
morning. to leave for St. Louis about noon.
Order to show cause why attachment should
not be vacated was filed yesterday by Judge
Simons in tho case Of Whitfield, Powers & Co.
VS.. Conrad Juul.
The market master is after the berry venders
two warrants having been served yesterday on
violators of the ordinance governing the
measurement of berries. r,
The board of officers which has been inspect
ing horses delivered on contract for the cavalry
service. after four weeks work have accepted
100. The contract calls for BUG.
Four drunks were booked at the station last
night, three of whom were too full to disclose
their identity, the name of the fourth being
Carl Anderson. who has recently served the
State for robbing Heimbach's saloon in West
st. Paul
About Its persons went out to Lake Elmo,
to witness the electric light. The light worked
| to the qualification of all. There were 1900
visitors at Lake Elmo yesterday, there being
large excursion parties from Hudson and River
Falls, Wis.
The dog population of this city numbers
1056 Of the reputable kind. In other words,
there are that number of dollar dogs licensed
| by the city treasurer to bark and bite. This
| number OF dogs divided among the human
population would give everybody a-sausage at
| least.
Z: In addition to the regular Sunday trains the
St. Paul & Pacific will to-day run special trains
to Minneapolis to accommodate those desiring
| to attend the Saengerfest. Trains will leave
st. Paul at is P. III. and 8 10 P NJ, and return
ing will leave Minneapolis at 6:35 P. NJ. and
7:30 P. NJ.
Yesterday, son of Mr.. Charles Passavant,
| while at play near the corner of Tenth and Fort
streets, was badly bitten by a vicious dog he
longing to John Schreil. living in the same
| neighborhood. Word was sent to the police
station, and an officer was com missioned to dis
patch the dangerous brute, license or no Ii
| cense.
Thomas G. O'Hara, second cousin of the late
Daniel OConnell, Irish orator, will lecture this
afternoon in Armory Hall at o'clock. Mr.
O'Hara is the type of the enthusiastic Irish
man, and his theme will be Of Ireland and her
| wrongs. Having experienced these wrongs at
the hands of the oppressors, he can speak fer
vidly upon his subject.
The graduating exercises of the St. Paul
High school take place next Friday 9th inst. :,
at the Opera House. Tickets Of admission are
| ready for gratuitous distribution; One-half
will be given to the pupils of the school, and
others can obtain them on application at the
Isuperintendent's office in Odd-Fellows block
on Wabashaw street, opposite the postof1ice.
The annual exhibition of St. Joseph Acad-
envy will occur next Tuesday evening. the 26th
inst. An elaborate programme of exercises has
been prepared, consisting of choice selections
! of vocal and instrumental music, recitations,
essays, etc. Altogether literary and musical
| entertainment of the highest order is promised
the patrons Of the school and theirs favored
with an invitation to attend the exercises.
Articles of incorporation of the Northwestern
Barrel Company, with headquarters at Mime
apolis, were filed in the Office of the secretary
Of state yesterday. The amount of capital
stock is $4,000, and the incorporators are John
| West, VIM. Brundage, Frederick Bohn, +. G.
Gehcman, G. Bower, X. Brathman, E. Weber,
H. Lohf, Herman Meher, j. G. Wendland.
The Carpenter House lookout on Summit av-
enue was brilliantly illuminated last evening.
| and the scene presented one of unusual
grandeur. The picturesque scenery Of the To-
! cality was flooded with mellow rad ance, re-
fleet ed from the tower, and the natural beauty
of the place possessed wi th wtching
charm that made the surroundings dcubly at
tractive. f'i
Workmen were engaged yesterday in remov-
ing the original tamarack logs that used to form
the foundation of the old Moffett castle, SO
dear to the memory Of the early citizen. The
old landmark was put out of sight by the erec-
tion of the Warren house, on it's site, corner of
Fourth and Jackson streets. As a vestige Of
the olden times the historical society should
| endeavor to preserve section of the wood.
Officers Rouleau ind Nugent captured two
disorderlles of the tramp type, on Minnesota
street, last night, and after considerable mus
cular objection conducted them to the station.
The twain had taken .ossession of Minnesota
! street as it they foreciOsed mortgage it,
and were going it you please over the success
Of the purchase. However, the officers dis
PEELED the deluson to the delight of citizens
around about. ... ..
i Every arrangement has been masie to make
the Great Western band picnic at Lake Elmo
to-day grand success, and it is expected that
all who attend will have good time. The
out; the day, and at evening the lake will be
illuminated by the new electric light. Three
trains will leave each way follows: st. Paul,
9A. NJ, 2 P. NJ and 7:15 P. NJ, returning at l.,
g. and 10 o'clock P. NJ. IT,"
| restive horse attached to one of Rees'
butcher wagons, and driven by IL year-old
boy, took fright on Fort street about noon yes
terday, starting down that thoroughfare at a
| rate OF speed that meant mischief. The run
away collded with number of boxes in trout
of Zahm & Mann's store. and almost overturned
a carriage containing a number Of ladies' The
animal was stopped near Third street without
doing any material damage.
Howard Bradley and Lizzie Williams, a male
and p female harlot, were before Judge Flint
yesterday for creating q disturbance on the
street. They were fined $5 and costs each, and
| in order to procure the aforesaid amount Brad
ley was permitted to go down town, promising
to pay both fines. He returned shortly after
ward and paid his own fine. allowing his mis-
tress to be committed, thus illustrating one of
the inestimable privileges to be had by living
in a free country.
Up to midnight, yesterday, Mrs. D. Taylor,
living on Smith and Leech Streets had not re-
covered her IL year old daughter Blanche, who
had had run away the day before Several claim Q
whereabouts not learned at the hour
named. The suppostion, and that now enter
tanned by the mother, is that the child il in
hiding somewhere in the city. A kindly act
can be done in conducting tn, child TO her
home, if she is in the city, by the person with
whom she is stopping.
At4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon officer Dow
Ian observed two boys riding at rapid rate up
Fourth street, and calling upon the lads to stop
they proceeded to draw up in the OF which
one of the boys was thrown over the horses
head. Clinglug to the bride of the horse, the
plucky lad was assisted by officer D,wlan, and