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

Special trains will give the people of White
Bear, Saltwater, Hudson and Elmo, an Oppor-
tunity to visit st. Paul and Pinafore this even
ing.
Officer James Mullins was restored to the
terday, and his friends were delighted accord
ingy.
Parties desiring copies Of the premium list
of the State Agricultural society can secure the
same by applying at the rooms of the chamber
o. commerce..
The first new wheat of the season, marketed
in st. Paul, was received at elevator "A" yes
terday. II was raised in the vicinity of Farm
in.tuu, and graded No
this morning, and will leave at IL NJ. for St.
Louis. The splendid Alex. Mitchell will be the
next packet at ~ NJ. Sunday.
Thomas Fra,dy and Charles O. Malley, the
daring bruisers, were fined $3.50 each yester-
day afternoon for inaugurating ructiun in
front of the American House.
The st. Paul rifle club and Winona shooting
society will try conclusions Wednesday, each
club heing represented by a team of ten men.
The distance will be 2OO yards.
The frame for one of the new depots of the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad is
being erected. The foundation for the COM
panlou epot is progressing rapidly
suit was comm enced in the district court
yesterday by jeremiah Sweeney against Cor
nelius Griffin to recover 1922 as partner to
farming transaction in Dakota county.
The Odd Fellows of st. Paul, with their
wives, sisters. cousins and aunts, to the num-
Der of between three and four hundred, pic
nicked at Elmo yesterday, and had glorious
time.
Mary Grushus was arraigned yesterday for
maintaining nuisance, which consisted of
undue recklessness IN her style Of handling
oleagi nous dish water. She was reprimanded
and discharged.
John Drunkley and man named Foss were
in the municipal court, yesterday morning, on
complaint of having created disorderly rue
ton in George Grubers saloon. The hearing
vas postponed until o'clock to morrow after
noon.
gentleman in the city yesterday, just re-
turned from visit to o. Dalrymple's great
Dakota wheat farm, says the re-. ult of the
threshing up to the time Of his departure
showed an average yield of twenty-five bush
els per acre.
To day the one hundred recruits destined for
duty with the Eleventh infantry Will leave for
Fort Custer. The detachment goes out under
command of Lieuts. Wheeler, Eleventh infan
try, A. B. johnson, Seventh infantry, and Fu-
Ter, of the Second cavalry
is. Merrill, general manager of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad, accom- anied by
his wife and son, and by DR.. H. II. Button and
wife, of Milwaukee, occupied q box at the
Opera House last evening, and seemed to enjoy
the fun OF Pinafore TO the utmost.
Yesterday, City Treasurer REM and Comp
troller Roche took hold Of the affairs of the
board of education, or SO much of it's affairs as
provided in the legislative act of last winter
The balance Of the funds on hand were COM
mitted to Treasurer Renz'e custody.
Everyone who visits the Summit Avenue
Lookout, near the terminus of the street rail-
way track, are delighted with the beautiful
view is ne of the most sublime that ca, be
imagined, and more varied than can be had
from any other point in the State.
In the item published some time since reIa-
tive to the finding at the Market hotel, of scrap
of paper which had once been at stahl,nan' 3,
no reflection was made either on the hotel or
the young man who produced the paper. 1t
was shown by subsequent events that the bur-
glal, Morton, had brought the paper to the
hotel in question.
Mrs Canterman was before Judge Flint
again yesterday, victim to her unquenchable
thirst for drink. The case is peculiarly affect
ing, G is the mother of several small chill
dren. Having been before the court on 30
many previous occasions the latter fact was
not considered as an extenuating circumstance
and she was committed for thirty days.
A pleasant wedding took place at the German
C.tholic church yesterday forenoon, being the
marriage If MIR. John Hermann, proprietor of
the Market hotel, and Miss Annie Aydt. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Valentine
SIMMER, at the conclusion of which the high
contracting parties we're happily felicitated by
the large number of friends in attendance.
AT ak o'clock last evening horse attached
to Schwabe & Unten's delivery wagon, standing
near Montfort's, on Third street, got his hind
leg tangled in the hnrness, which 80 aggravated
the animal as TO cause him to make terrific
plunge in the direction of the Second National
bank building. He was cUllared by passing
pedestrians and further harm was obviated.
The sale of reserved seats for the matinee by
Haverly's Church Choir Pinafore company, at
the Opera House. on Saturday, will commence
this morning at clock, at the box Office of
the theatre. The great success with which
their brief season has opened assures q crowd
ed house, SO parties intending to attend the
matinee performance should secure seats ut m
early hour.
motion for new trial was argued in dis.
trict court chambers before Judges Wilkin and
Brill yesterday forenoon in the divorce case of
Mary Hers against her husband, Henry Heers
1t may be remembered that decision was
rendered by Judge Brill few weeks since re-.
sinO ha riainfiH fron, bo IS
rinUny, with which the defendant was not sat-
isfed, ID he is bitterly and pertinaciously OPP
posed to the separation. The motion was
heard and taken under advisement.
Department headquarters is in receipt of ia
vorable news from Fort Assinniboine, the new
post ON Milk river, in regard to the progress of
the construction of quarters, etc. Col. Lee
who has charge, with a host of St. Paul me-
chanics. reports that he has already erected a
quartermaster and commissory store house,
hospital and bakery. The six sets of company
quarters. with full complement of others
quarters, will be rushed to completion before
cold weather. Already the stone foundations
are laid, and course after course of brick will
be laid as fast as the brick are burned.
Several weeks since Mr.. Burt, superintend-
ent of public instruction, visited Big Stone
county for the purpose of comforting with the
county commissioners, who were not clear "a TO
their powers in the establishr ent of school
districts. The result of the visit is told in the
establishment since his visit of six school dis.
tricts In the county, one embracing the Catho-
lie colony of Toka. These new districts have
already taken steps for holding q school term
of six weeks prior to the first of October next.
which will entitle them to share in the October
school apportiOnment.
About 10 o'clock last night Mr.. Kornish.
West st. Paul, had occasion to go into his barn.
He was confronted by two burly tramps, who
were making preparations to 60 to bed. He
ordered them to seek a, nights lodging else