Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-20
CITY GLOBULEs.
The dust is getting fearful. Oh for little
of that rain that Hon. Isaac Staples says is
coming, sure.


The new time card of the Northern Pacific
giving two trains day between st. Paul and
Fargo, goes into effect tomorrow morning.
The license record for the week ending yes.
terday shows rs miscellaneous; IS vehicle; 16l
liquor; % beer, butchers and Sc dog licenses
issued to date.
Clerk Johnson, the gentlemanly stamp dis
penser at the post Office, left yesterday for
Hastings, and the boys say that he is likely to
return a benedict
The poles for the telephone between this city
and Minneapolis have been put up to this side
of the driving park, and the connection will
be made IN few days.
The $40 United States refunding certificates
We're placed on the local market by DR.. Day,
postmaster, last Monday. Last night the
weeks sales closed with the disposal of 1875.
Manager Merrill would like to sell his road at
the valuation put upon by Bill Kings paper
yesterday morning. He never before had any
ldeaof the value of the corporation Of which
he mas the management.
Now it's settled. The promising youth of the
K. N. packet line Office has got it down fine.
he sees in the great number of small insects
now hllng the air sure sign that next month
is to be unusually wet. The youth was in
reasonable health at last accounts.
''rhe Underground Railroad" with Sam Luz
cas- in the principal role, was presented again
yesterday at a matinee performance and in
the evening. At the matinee the audience was
Small, but last night larger number looked
applause. @
EARLY yesterday the Scott family, residing
on Seventh street between Wabashaw and
Cedar streets, were in perturbed state of
mind. One of the children had strayed off.
The police were called into requisition. The
family were blissfully serene before nishtfall,
the child being found.
Two of Sheriff Kings boarders. named res
pectively Clark and Wilbur were engaged yes
terday in manufacturing rustic flower vases
and the skillful ingenuity manifested was
quite surprising. The vases are cunningly
fabricated and when completed will adorn the
court house square grounds.
Officer Clouse discovered an inebriated indi-
vidual reposing in a Seventh street clubhouse
yesterday afternoon, who had pillowed his
weary head on the soft side of coal-bin
plank. Like the good samaritan of old, the
otncer poured oil into his bleeding wounds, and
when last heard from he had gone on his way
| rejoicing.
For moment it was the rustic and sheen of
silks, then the air was redolent with extract of
| musk and altar of roses, while damsels with be
jeweled fingers stepped up to the clerks desk
and paid over the wages Of their shame. It was
the monthly visit of the disreputables to the
police court, and they paid the city 1888. 50
for the privilege Of being tolerated.
Two horses attached to cumbersome wagon
became frightened on Seventh street yesterday
afternoon, creating intense excitement by the
furious manner in which they dashed west on
that thoroughfare to Jackson street. They
were caught at the corner of Fourth and Jack
son streets. the only damage being to the wa
gon, which was completely demolished.
The GLOBE of Friday morning announced the
departure of Prof. Wright for Utica, N. Y,
IN response to telegram announcing the seri-
GUS illness of his son at that place, Intelli-
gence was received here yesterday of the death
OF the son Friday night, before the father had
reached the bedside. Prof Wright and family
have the sympathy of large circle of friends
in st. Paul.
Ely, formerly right fielder for the Red Caps
has been doing little pedestrian business
Last week at Girard, Pa, in a trial agains,
time, he walked l0l miles in twenty-six hours
one mile more than necessary to accomplish
his task, and this week he has a match for {
twenty-six hours' walk with Cleveland man
at Conneautville, Pa, after which he says he
will retire permanently from the turf.
Quite number of changes havei been mad,
in the running of trains on the st. Paul & Pa
CHIC tomorrow, mainly on the branch lines ant
the Minneapolis trains. Under the new
schedule trains for Alexandria leave st. Paul a
:O5 A. n. and :: 30 P. NJ, and arrive at 1905 A
NJ. and GAO P. NJ. The Minneapolis trains leay
st: Paul at z: O5 and 9:05 A. NJ, IL NJ and 100
500. $40 and 620 P. NJ, and arrive in st. Pau
at $3.50, 1890 and Los A. NJ. and 2:35. 5:0(
and 6:40P N.
The remains of Annie Erwin, the circum
stances of whose unfortunate death appeare
in previous issue of the GLOBE, were interre,
in the Catholic cemetery yesterday. The flu
neral services took place at the cathedral
where requiem mass was held, the Rev. Fathe
McMullen officiating. Among those in attend
ance were the Dohenys, father and son. both Q
whom seemed deeply impressed with the so
+ emnity of the occasion, the latter PARTICULAR
manifesting the utmost grief as the last ga
rites were performed over the insensate tabel
nacle of his dead and betrayed love.
The young women, Libbie Ross and Lizzi
Leath, an account of whose arrest, on th
charge of abortion, appeared in yesterday
issue of the GLOBE, were arraigned in th
, municipal court yesterday On motion {
|
ants, the case was continued until 9 80 o cloc
tomorrow morning, the defendants being con
, :, mitted in default Of 81 COO bail. Both wome
are terribly frightened over the affair, an
from what can be ascertained, it would seer
as though the serious charges are not SUI
ceptible of substantiation.
4 Yesterday, about o'clock p NJ, Binge,
= heimer's saloon on Third near Exchange stree
: was the scene of a knock-down row. Binge,
heimer snd one Arson Steele were parties
the fracas, and the result showed Steele ",
the party IF the first part while Bingenheim'
show ed up as we'll battered second in the a
fair. Officer Clouse was summoned to the diff
Guilty, but got there after Steele had drawn OF
: Blngenhelmer showed up as very fine piece
q Steele 8 handiwork: and his feelings were
: badly bruisei as his face, because Steele ha
p been cumming off him all winter.
Mr.. Chas. Lalime, with large immigratio
: party, principally of Frenchmen from the '
entity of Worcester, Mass. passed through IL
4 city yesterday. The party ,cupied MI
coaches with two baggage cars. Thew we
: destined for point near the Pembina 4 o u1
t tains, where Mr.. Lalime selected large ira,
/ of land last year upon which to found
e colony, the present party being the advan,
guard of some two thousand families. TT
party that passed through yesterday were a
unusually fine looking body, and all had mo-
u or less means. They came from Chicago
}, the Chicago, Milwaukee Il St. Paul railwa
n and were very enthusiastic in expires ions
g the accommodations furnished and treatme,
n received.
The GLOBE made mention yesterday of Il
sudden death of John Erickson The natu
10 Of the disease has been learned since. He di,
a of cere6ro spinal naeningetes, the attack bei1
~ sudden and the case one of the severest kin
- However mysterious the death may ha
seemed, the case was one of well defined {
rebro menengites. From the severity of IL
attack nothing but death could be anticipate
DR.. Walthers, when called in, found the q