Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-13
CITY aLoBuLEs.

The streets and hotels are thronged with
tourists.
1t will be legal to kill prairie chickens after
tomorrow.
There were no criminal cases on the munich
pal court docket yesterday-not even the GUS
tomary roster of dizzy druuks.
gentleman from Wapheton, Dakota yes
terday, reports some of tho wheat in that vicin-
ity as yielding thirty-fve bushels to the acre.
Every train going north and west carried
away from the city goodly number of sports
men headed for their favorite chicken grounds.
An appeal was fled in the district court yes
terday, by John Pittorff, from the award of
the commission appointed to condemn lands
for the st. Paul & Sioux City railroad COM
pany.
The rush of travel Minnesotaward continues,
every train and steamboat arrival bringing
hundreds to swell the crowds already here.
Yesterday the new arrivals at the Merchants
numbered over two hundred.
@. o. Hart, who was sent to State prison from
Rice county for the crime of larceny, on May
81, 1875, for five years having served his full
| term, less good time," has been restored to
the rights of citizenship by Governor Pillsbury.
United States Commissioner Cardozo yester-
day held r. p. Matthews, of st. James, Waton-
wan county, to the grand jury in bonds of 5000.
He was charged with selling tobacco without
license, and also using cigar boxes without
cancelling the stamps.
The fly cop2ers at Minneapolis made vaunt
ing boast a few days since about never com.
promising with thieves. In the loyal language
of the queens navee, that Is so;' the fact be-.
Svrp hat rNo fTo1k
got to find track of your man, which the Min.
neapolis peelers hardly ever do. Vide the re-
cent burglaries.
While passing along Jackson street near
Fifth yesterday forenoon, Mr.. Smith, the
saloon keeper, wa. seized by tramp who
threatened to get even with him for some real
or imaginary wrong. minute afterwards
and tramp had measured his full length on
the sidewalk, and at last accounts he had not
got even for the aggravated outrage.
Michael Laughlln, a lad of IA years, attend
ing the Cathedral school, while at play, yester-
day, was hit in tho back of the head by stone
threw by playmate named Cuniff, son of
poundmaster Cunlff, knocking him senseless.
| lie soon revived, however, sufficiently to walk
home, with assistance, and it is thought no seri-
Gus injury was sustained. The affair was acoi-
dental.
Ten thousand dollars in bonds, voted by the
town of Winsted, Hennepin county, in aid of
the MINNEAPOLIS & Northwestern Narrow Gauge
railway, have been deposited in the hands of
Gov. Flllsbury, to be held by him in trust for
compliance by the company with the term
| upon which the bonds were issued, the bonds
to be returned to the town in case Of failure hv
the company.
Mr.. s. s. Titus, formerly of Sank Centre, is
en- route to Grand Forks, ID. T., where he iu-
tends opening private bank with a capital
stock Of 1915, 1000. He has bought his safe and
is having his books made in this city. Mr..
Titus was one If the reiables of Sank Centre
and will carry with him to his new home the
same public spirit which marked his career in
Sank Centre.
programme before US conveys the intelli-
gence that the Otte, Tail County Agricultural
society is to hold fair at the Driving park
grounds, Fergus Falls, on Wednesday and
Thursday of the week following the State fair
in this city. Among the amusements will be
trottIns and running races aud base ball and
shooting tour naments. Eli w. Dewey is presi-
dent of the society, James Com pton, treasurer
and nford Shoemaker, of Fergus Falls, secre-
tary.
A Mrs. Heruly got terrible fall, yesterday,
and miracplously escaped all injuries. She
was coming down the stairway at DR.. Stones
office, corner of Fourth and Jackson streets.
when she slipped near the top of the stairs and
fell headlong to the pavement. Several rushed
to her assistance, and expected IT, lift her up,
badly damaged piece of 100 pounds avoirdu-
pois, but instead, she shook herself into re-
covery of all her mental faculties and bodily
strength.
The Kansas City woman, Mrs. Hert, whose
rceling drunkenness is becoming a daily sight
ON the streets, picked up dead drunk near
the pillow works last night. She had her babe
half clasped in her arms and the other three
frightened, and cold from the damp night air.
Isn't there one Christian left in the city one
who has been detained from seeking some
fashionable summer resort, who will rescue
these little children from the life of degreda-
ton and starvation to which they are exposed.
Yesterday the st. Paul. Minneapolis & Mani
toba Railway company commenced laying the
iron for the spur track to the fair grounds, and
will have it ready for use next week. The ia
cilitics for switching at the point where the
improved while the company is putting down
a mile and half of double track toward Min
neapolis from the round house, which will be
ready for use by the commencement of the
| fair, thus enabling them to move fair trains
more expeditiously and satisfactorily than ever
before.
If some of the good and great men who
| hanker 20 mlghtlly to labor in the vineyard,
will visit near the corner of Tilton and Rice
streets, they will find as worthy subject for
the exercise of their virtues as ever rested on
Gods vernal feotstool. Having been elected
from her own house, which she has forfeited
by arrears for ground rent, Mrs. Flynn and
eight small children, the eldest about 10 and
| the youngest not yet months old, has been
for two nights exposed to the elements without
refuge or place to lay her head. All this in the
sanity city of St. Paul, the stronghold of the
Lords anointed. Nine souls that may be
bought with smile. Surely, there cometh
day of reckoning.
Programme for the Rice Park concert, this
evening, by the Great Union band, commencing
at A. NJ.
| 1. Elizabeth March. .............H H. Trottnow,
g. Wedding March from IA Summeright's
| Dream" ..................M endelssohn.
| D. fOrest prayer. ALBERT.
MY Heart is With Thee," Mazourka. Faust.
4. Spring Flowers Waltzes. ..... N. Bosoquet.
5. Selections from Gonnod's Faust .Heinicke.
6. BombarGon Concert Polka 49,. Bothesiui
Z. Potpourrl, Travels Through GERMANY
! N. Neibig.
s. Melodies from the Opera ''The Daughter
| of the Regiment ........... Donizetti.
9. 'Fatlnitza" Quiokstep.. ........... .suppe.
| Greater Bargains Than Ever.
The 80 Cent Store will be moved into its old
quarters next week, and until such removal, the
present stock at Nos. II and 16 East Third
street. will be closed out at wonderfully ra.