Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-05
CITY GLoBULEs.

The State officers tooka half days holiday.
yesterday, to attend the State fair.
Yesterday was State fair day.. At any rate
all the Office doors at the city hall were closed
and labeled, "Gone to State Fair
The state board of equalization met vester.
day at 9 o'clock NJ. But the schedule Of
class property not being ready for examination
an adjournment was taken until TO-DAY 81 10
o'clock A. n. - ~
DR.. Wilhelm, of the Faribault amber cane
refinery, will meet tho cane growers ur our
state on the fair grounds this afternoon. A.
tnere Will be many points of interest all the
cane growers should be on hand.
James Kelly went on terrific toot NIGHT ha.
tore last and brought up at the police station
drunken than billed OWL He faced the
wall eyed damsel yesterday morning, and was
nnicted IS for possessing more pure cussednees
IMAM shown by the managers Ut the alleged fair
lat Mi neapolis.
. capt. Clark run in two piokpockets yesterday.
he spotted them preparing for work o.: the
ieVee, but before they had enriched Themselves
ny making some granger 2rievouslv poor thav
were collared. Both are Chicago professional
OF considerable noteriety, and both will have
70 show Judge Flint to-day why they Should
not De adJudged lit subjects for the rock-pile
Hugh Gallagher and Andrew Swanson inan.
gurated q brief drunk night before last. their
OBJECT being to drink each other stone blind
ihey drank several bowls, and the latter would
nave been distanced on the three-onarIer
stretch had not both contestants been fonnd
ha1t seas over and put under arrest Thew will
beguile their lonesomeness with coffee ~ tha
next four days.
drunken granger named Charles Rusher
visited Warner 8 auction store on Third street
yesterday forenoon and inquired the price of a
pair OF poots. The i..formation was given.
ano wnen the CLERKS attention was directed to
another counter Rusher seized the boots and
was making off With them in his wagon when
ne was coliared and put under arrest. He was
before Judge Flint in the afternoon and freely
acknowledged that he had made fool of him.
SELF In stealing the boots. The court thonght
So too and he paid slSft dis foolishness.
Yesterday Judge J. L. Mcdonald, Of the
eighth judicial district notified Hon. Geo.
GILES, of Belle PLANE, Scott county. that in
accordance with the act passed by the legisla-
lure last winter, that he had been pleased to
appoint him. Giles, a member of the farmers
board OF trade. MIR. Giles gave immediate
no'lce OF MS acceptance. and took part in the
proceedings of the board last night.
IL was currently reported yesterday on thu
state fair grounds that Tom Ryan, owned by
Il. a. Legg, of Minneapolis had, while being
exercised on the track, run into the fence and
injured nlmselt to Such an extent that his own
or had withdrawn him from the race in which
he Was entered and had taken him home. The
report had some foundation as the horse. t.
seems, did happen to suffer slight mishap
which caused his withdrawal and return to
Minneapolis.
Inere's something at the State fair which
the authorities should look after. Nearly ev-
erywhere over the grounds some fake or an
other Is plying some kind of game of chance.
Now you see, now you DON'T" and such like
cneating devices and games are permittedtt to
be run without molestation. To
be sure any sensible man will
AVOID losing his money to such cheats, but
there are others so wise in themselves that they
are tempted to risk to win, but always lose.
In other words, this game or cheat business
should be strictly prohibited.
man named Fred Eschle was nrraipnea at
the municipal court. yesterday morning.
charged with making an unproyoked assault
on the person of Martin Crisp. The affair cook
place on Monday evening, near the gas honse
ana the charge was admitted by Esohie. who az.
planned that he had been grossly attacked hv
crisp on the night previous, and that he only
wanted TO get even. The court stated that in
taking the law int his own hands he had o,t -
ragged one OF the strongest bulwarks of peace.
liberty ,. and justice, and he was fined $40 for
his presumption.
When his honor mounted the woodstock at the
municipal court yesterday morning, the first
OBJECT that encountered his astonished gaze
materialized in the person of Joaeph M;l,etto
who was booked for drunkenness having been
up on Wednesday on the same charge. The
prisoner reiterated his confidential story abont,
coming down from the country to visit the
state lair, and his enthusiasm became go great
IN relating his story that the big beads Of beer
warts on an Indiana toad. He tried to he cnm.
municative, but this ripe style Of doing bust
ness was nipped with q fnc Of three dollars.
which were shelled from his Kick with groau.