Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-11
CITY GLOBULES.

The river was at a stand yesterday, at one
foot eleven inches of water by the board.
The old transfer depot at the bend in the
river in tho lower portion of the city, is being
demolished.
tian Home will be held at the Home, No. IL
Nash street, at $50 Friday afternoon next.
The st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba are in
receipt of large number of new freight
Il NJ"
Big Tom McMahon of the Seven Corners beat,
made tho only capture of the day. His cap
ture weighed ton before he got him to the
station; $50 pounds man and the rest whisky.
Peter Darling made an unmitigated nuisance
of himself, night before last, and was arraigned
yesterday on the charge of drunkenness. He
will wax lean on county Jail diet for three
days.
Joseph Duane has u weakness for egg
Hips and he luxuriated enough yesterday to
hatch tirst-class drunk. He was waltzed be-
fore Judge Flint and fined SO for the amuse-
ment
As the garnishee matter only withdraws
$500 there is no reason why the State fair
ums at once. Noone connected with the society
could be found in the city yesterday.
Many of the squatters lately ousted from
the ground condemned for the shops of the
Northern Pacific railroad company are locating
along the track of the Chicago, Milwaukee d
st. Paul company, in the lower portion Of the
city.
Officer William Dowlan, of the municipal
court, is luxuriatng in handsome lace baby
cap. He says it does not belong to him, bnt
that he found 1t on Wabashaw street and will
be glad to return it to the pretty owner who
ever it may be.
Articles of incorporation of ''The Forest
Mills compane," for the transaction of gen
eral milling business, buying and selling of
wheat and -four etc., with the principal place
of business at Forest Mills, Goodhue county,
have been fled with the secretary of State.
The annual fair of the Dakota County Agri.
cultural society is to be held at Pennington,
Sept. Gath, 25th and 26th. The society is MAX
ing arrangements for full and creditable ex-
hibition, with races and other attractions, go
that visitors may DO assured of good time.
George Scott filled himself with tanglefoot
night before last, and then got on the rampage.
He tackled a man named Williams, and the
matinee was interrupted by policeman, who
uI6gSeu UOtu ueu 10 INC bCdtlOn. Williams
was acquitted, and Duane paid $S.45 for his
pugnaclty.
lumber wagon propelled by the usual horse
power discarded its motor yesterday on st. An
thony hill, Third street, and run it alone. The
useless and abandoned his charge, and the bot
tom Of the hill was reached pell-mcll but no.
body or nothing was hurt.
The Rice "Evangeline'' troupe concluded
their engagement in this city last evening with
the performance of Conrad, the Corsair"
The entertainment was excellent in all of it's
features, though somewhat deficient in detail.
1t succeeded, however, in pleasing those who
were present, and all the solo parts were we'll
presented.
The Minneapolis Tribune remarked the other
day that Chief Munger and the so-called De-
tective Hoy were in St. Paul the night before
masquerading. That very night two burg
larie' occurred in Minneapolis. The chief
had better keep his eye on home, and leave off
his midnight processions; St. Paul can do
without 'em.
Notification was filed in the Office of the Sec
rotary of State yesterday, of the acceptance by
the Chicago 4 Dakota railway company, of the
''an act providing for the collection of taxes
from the st. Paul, Saltwater & Taylors Falls
railroad company, and other railroad compan-
ies," approved March 10th. 1878.
A party by the name of H. V. jackson, a
resident of Minneapolis, was at police
headquarters yesterday. He is one of the in.
Vulnerable sufferers by burglary whose names
have not been iven to the Minneapolis T35-
bune and Pioneer Press. He reported that the
police up there hadn't-couldn't anything
for him, and he begged succor from the police
here.
Capt. Jerry Wood, who has been assisting
Capt. Law in the office of the Keokuk Northern
packet company, this city, for two weeks past,
took command of the Alex. Kendall yesterday
upon her arrival here, starting out for down
river points ut 3 P. NJ. with all the passengers
and freight the boat could accommodate The
Anna ia expected here to leave for down river
to-day.
The following decree of divorce was yester-
day rendered by Judge Simons in tho case of
Emilio Mike VS.. Christian Mike: 1t is ordered
that the marriage between said plaintiff, Emile
Mike, and the defendant, Christian Mike, be
dissolved, and the same IS hereby dissolved &C.
cordingly, and the said parties are, and each of
them ia freed and absolutely released from the
bonds Of matrimony and all obligations thereof.
Mr.. J. Randall Brown, the mind reader, who
has created SO wide a sensation throughout the
country, intends to give IN entertainment at
the Opera House, on Sunday evening next. He
will be assisted by MIR. Everett, the gentleman
who has made aspecialty of exposing the hum
bug of spiritualism TO students of psychology
and all people interested in mental phe-
nomena the entertainment will no doubt prove
exceedingly attractive.
Fighting for a Cur.
When Greek meets Greek, then comes the
tug OF war, but this time the aforesaid tug is
annlicahla to tho trim nul or & .L4 ae .Luaa L.