Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-06
CITY GLoBULEs.

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Remove your straw hat
At nightfall four DRINKS were slumher;no
off Fair whisky in the lookup. =. b. :
The articles of incorporation of the. 81. p.ul
y Minnesota Exposition company were fled
with the secretary Of State, yesterday.
A warrant was sworn ont yesterday for the
arrest of q man named Martin Crisp, CHARGED
with beating party by the name of Farm
holz. "A''-
sxThe Arkansas, Of the K N. line, twas in and
out, yesterday. The big Tidal Wave will he
the st. Louis boat to-day, to be followed bv
the Anna, Monday. .yfssa f5aant
ia wagon belonging to the American Exnress
company collided with DR.. Stones buggy. in
front of his Office on Jackson street. and for
the next few days the latter will visit his M
tients in strange buggy.
Martin duntz filed himself to the neck with
bad booze and then went on the rampage. He
tackled lamp post on mistaken idea that K
was minneapolis peeler. HE was collared for
disorderly and committed for one week.
Charles Hildebrand and William Strub were
up yesterday for dispensing the ardent on the
fair grounds without license The examina.
ton was continued until the 9th inst several
similar offenders will face the music to day.
A burly and badly intoxicated individual en-
oeavored to lnaugurate row at the jackson
street depot about . o'clock last evening. hut
MS Efforts were fortunately anticinated nv
Officers Morgan and Frett, who rushed Tia
spoiled bruiser to the station.
A pair of horses attached to one OF Buffers
trucks took fright at the corner Of Third and
Hill streets yesterday afternoon and started NJ
lively rate in the direction of the lower
ieVee. The street was crowded with carriages
out serious. results were anticipated by their
prompt stoppage at Wabashaw street. 80.
A man named Thomas Fleming was before
United States Commissioner Cardozo yesterday
charged with passing a counterfeit half dollar.
DE explained that the coin was given to him
in change and that he did not know f. was
spurious. He was released in light bail to
answer to the next term of the United States
district court.
As the East-bound express neared St. Paul
about 1890 o'clock yesterday afternoon. an
unknown granger detected good-look,np
young fellow in the act of feeling for his
leather. About the time the discovery was
made, the familiar young fellow evidently re-
membered that he wanted to see man, to ac-
complish which he skipped off the train.
Tonight Miss Gilbertie Davidson, soprano
OF the First Baptist church choir of this citv
will take the character of Josephine instead of
Mrs. Louis Falk," and our citizens NAV well be
proud of the distinguished favor extended to
our young artistic, when there are SO many good
voices IN the company up in the part, It is
compliment seldom accorded, and if our peo-
pie have not already been "Pinafored'' to
DEATH will draw a crowded house.
Friday night a hotel in Minneapolis; Friday
night a dwelling in Minneapolis; Friday night
the residence of an alderman in MINNEAPOLIS
were entered by burglars. completely ransack-
ed and the burglars got away with their plum
der unmolcsted by the police, who are mis-
managed by Chief Munger. Friday night too.
in Minneapolis wasn't the best night for
burglars during the season, though tho profits
were fair. rO'-''
Evidence was adduced yesterday showing
that the incipient fire in Schumacher's bnild-
ing on Rice street early yesterday morning was
ut by the torch of the incendiary In exam
lining the premises Chief Strong discoyt red a
quantity OF partially burned kindling wood
second story of tho building. The wood had
been placed In position and lighted bv DESIGN.
and died out by mere accident.
A representative Of the Farragut Boat clnb
Chicago, reporting the recent White Bear re.
gatta, concludes as follows. .Some Of onr
boys are at White Bear yet and I should not
DC surprised to hear of their becoming resi-.
dents OF that place or-St. Louis. Words can
not express our tharl1s for the manner in
which we were entertained, and there is only
one word that can give any expression of il.
and that is-royally-with all it i'm plies.''
Rcv. D. r. Breed and Mrs. Emily Huntington
Miller will resume their places as teachers of
the Union Bible class and Teachers meetinp
To-Day: The class meets in the parlor of the
y: nj: y. A., at o'clock P. NJ, aud q cordial in
Vltation is extended to all Bible students. and
especially to any strangers who may be in the
CITY, to attend Mr.. Breed will. as formerly.
instruct with reference to teaching in the in.
termedlate and Bible class department of the
Sunday school, and Mrs. Emily 81. Miller will
give suggestions for the primary department.
The subject for consideration is 1.-THE Drowning
OF the Lord" aR found in Thess., w., 1918.