Daily globe., 1879-06-27
CITY GLoBU1Es.

Officer Bresett run in VIM, Harnfer, drunk
eanesa. last night.
The Lookout is the place Of attraction now
tor hundreds, and tho weather seems to be
most favorable for it.. $50
Oliver Durkee stole some wineto crafty his
appetite for liquor, and he received week in
Jail yesterday for his sin.
4 The z. N. packet line will have the Belle of
LIZ Crosse ont to-day for ST. Louis, leaving at Il
noon. The aextpacket will be the Clinton, to
leave Sunday.
Judge :sE. West, deputy collector OF. in
ternal revenue for Dakota, called on Collector
Bickel yesterday. He is on = tour, of inspec-
tion en- route to Fargo. EM
The st. Paul & st. Croix packet company
will run three boats from St. Paul to the Red
Rock camp-meeting Sunday, a boat leaving the
levee every forty minutes. ,gs.s5
Owners of personal property had better man
ifest more alacrity in returning their lists to
the assessor, and by SO doing avoid additional
expense in the near future. F..sf
Three berry venders were before Judge Flint
yesterday charged with violating the berry
ordinance. The cases were argued at length
and taken under advisement.
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Untiring efforts were made yesterday to re-
ever the body of Frank Patchovsky, but up to
late hour last uight the waters had not given
up the dead. The parents are almost distracted
with gtlef, and q reward is offered for the re-
turn Of the body.
A controlling interest in the Third street
varieties was yesterday purchased by Mr.. D.
Moran, who will conduct first class vaude-
vile show. "A number of talented people have
been engaged, and the manager has telegraphed
East for additional talent.
The commission appointed to appraise the
value of lands to be condemned for the North
ern Pacific railroad company. held meeting
yesterday afternoon. The commission consists
Of Mr.. John Steele, B. w. Smith and M. J.
OConnor, who INDUCED in general discussion
and adjourned.
Large crowds are visiting Lake Elmo daily.
The trains every evening 20 out loaded with
people who seek few hours rest from the
dust and noise of the city. The electric lights
are now working to charm, and during the
entire the lake and grounds win be
brilliantly illuminated.
Anderson, the one.legged tramp, who has
been . begging nuisance, always primed with
whisky, for some time in this city, was run In
yesterday. His custom has been to plead his
physical misfortune for charity, and If refused
he get in great amount of profanity.
Ladies have been his especial victims.
At 4:30 o'clock last night, Officer Baer dis
covered an incipient fire among lot of dis
carded railroad ties on the track below Bridge
Square. Intelligence of the fire was t1ans.
mitted to No. l hose cart which responded to
the call, and the flames were speedily extin-
guished without having caused much damage
The Sherwood concert Last evening drew
forth but meagre audience. The entertain
| ment. however. was fully mp to expectations
Mr.. Sherwood's playing was fully equal tt
that Of the average of artists who come this
way, though not extraordinary. Mrs. Stacy
created q very favorable impression, and WI
hope to see her again under more favorabl,
circumstances.
A special meeting of the st. Paul sportsmen'l
club was held last evening, President Warne
in the chair. The name Of MIR. w. T. White
house was proposed for membership, and OF
motion he was unanimously admitted to al
the benefits of the club. a discussion tool
place as to the advisabillty of holding ton.
nament next month, and it was finally resolved
to hold pigeon shooting tournament on tn
ninth, tenth, and probably the eleventh day
of July. The com mittee on arrangements wer
instructed to make liberal preparation for th
ment great success.
Articles of Incorporation of the Pearl LAX,
Park Association were filed with the secretar
Of state yesterday. The headquarters Of th
association are Pearl Lake. Maine Prairie
Stearns county, and it's general purpose is t
enclose, lay out, establish, construct an,
maintain park for recreation, enjoyment an,
social culture, with suitable buildings for tn
same, together with boats. boat houses an
other Improvements necessary to the suitabl
enjoyment of the same. The incorporators ar
John Cooper, D. B. Searle, John Coates, d.
Freeman, Thos. L. Mcclure, ID. A. Evans,
Ct. Smith.
i The reduction of pay seems to have had Il
visible effect on the police department.. First
Capt. Clark contributed to the population, au
now comes Chief Weber with an armful o
boy. In fact, both these additions were un
usually large under the circums, ances-pay re
duced-and kick the beam at q weight whic
fairly shames the fire department in it's lat
Offering of 8 pounds. The Weber youngste
arrived about 80 o'clock last night, just a
the height of the Rice Pa, k concert. and adde
his music to the concordance of sounds. Th
little one is in fine trim, and the mother is II
ported to be omfortable.
The German-American bank vs.. Matte Gayl
is the title of suit filed in the district coul
new ornamental architectural building wit
creamy front, on Third street near Minnesot
street; the defendant to the suit is one of tb
Rev. Vim. McKibben's' t'designated'' female,
and the suit is for $50. 1t came about IN thi
: way: Last February one year ago Matte CAV
, her note for $50 to o. Schwarzbach; in th
course of trade the German-American gc
) Matte was not ready with the $50, and henc
the suit.
little girl not bigger than half mite wa
: found, yesterday about nightfall on the CO.
, per of jackson and Seventh street, wholly los
4 What there was Of her was ba.hed in tear
; which were stopped by Miss Minnie Nave
i. who found the infant and cared for her. ST
was finally brought to the station and being j
: Lille Peck. Officer Newell, with heart
y big as bushel, in sympathy volunteered
0 take the little one home. She consented, an
e shortly the brass-buttoned angel measured OF
a ton of happiness to the Peck family {
q Robert street by returning their lost darling.
! An inconvenient but harmless strike was il
. augurated by the laborers at work on the e
}. cavation on the new building corner of Sixt
= and Wabashaw streets, yesterday afternoo
the only material injury consisting in sho
delay in the work. Immediately after dinn
thirteen of the twenty-two laborers employ.
= resume work unless they were each paid s1.
u per diem, the original understanding beil
that they were to receive 81. Is per day eacl
- The contractor refused to accede to their d
= mands. the result being that during the afte
s noon their places were supplied by new hand
) No attempt at disturbing the peace was mad
n and the strikers were exceedingly orderly.
;. Officer Kenealy got in good work yesterda
Q con general principles The first disciple
Is this order of humanity run in vas Hen
l. Hennessey. just as he was collared Jim M
n Laughlin was espied, and the officer thought