Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-04
CITY GLoBU1Es.

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Pools will be sold on the State fair races at
the Merchants this evening.
The mark showed two feet four inches of
| water in the river channel yesterday.
G.. W. Turner, late of the St. Paul q Pacific
railway, has gone East on an extended visit.
Mr.. NJ. Wolf, the prominent Wholesale MILL.
ner of Third street, has returned from BUSH
ness tripto New York.
Forty.three special licenses for hacks have
been issued to date to help the multitude out
to the fair.
Indicative Of the rush for and to the State
fair, the Metropolitan hotel received and enter
tanned la9 guests, yesterday.
Two brothers named Fred ard Henry Eschell
will have hearing this morning on the charge
OF having beaten man named Martin CRISP.
Miss BERTHE Davidson will play the part of
Josephene in Pinafore on Saturday evening, in
place Of Mrs. Falk. The announcement ia
sufficient to ensure q full house.
The case against L. A. Cooley, charged with
obtaining goods on false pretenses, was dis
missed yesterday on motion of the county at
torney.
The Arkansas will be the Kcokuk Northern
packet for st. Louis to day. to be followed Sat-
urdsy by the big Tidal Wave and the long Anna
ON Monday.
Mr.. Conn. I. Murphy, the stage manager Of
the Chicago Church Choir Piuafore oomp,nv.
will leave tina, organization on the 25th inst.
10 take prominent position in w. lacks New
York theater. -. 53;Gsg9 - i
The veteran topper, Hannah Flynp. was nm
again yesterday on the old charge of drunken
ness. Sentence was suspended during good be-
naylor, for this time only.
Atrio of soldiers were before Judge Flint
yesterday, charged with target practice On the
1t. Pacl bridge. They paid So each and left
the court sincerely contrlte.
Two Of q kind named Barney Murray and
A. +. Savage were before Judge Flint yester-
day for blowing in their dust on taneef,ot.
4hey got three days each in the refrigerator
Annie Kantermann, matronly looking wo-
man, was arraigned at the munioiaal court
yesterday, having yielded to her besetting and
unquenchable desire for strong drink. She
was let off during good behavior.
Mr. Wan. Veazie's trotting stallion, Capt.
Hel cd, won his race at Galesburg ILL.,, Tues
Gay. and was shipped that night for the State
fair ut ST. Paul, and will be one of the starters
In tho free. for-all stallion race Friday.
The irrepressible party by the name of John
son was arraigned at the municipal court YES
terday morning on the charge Of indulging in
periodical and constitutional foot. He dis
bursed tive bills and left the bull pen rejoicing.
Two DRINKS, one adorned in the United
States military uniform and one plain in civil
j lan's attire, were run in from Bridge square.
| yesterday afternoon. Raar II
suaslVe IN both cases, and got 'em one at a time
to the lsck-up.
Capt. Bogardus,. the great American cham
pion shootiat. will give q Ere works display at
Rice park tonight. The pyrotechnics are of
the captain owa invention, and besides being
brilliant display present an exhibition of his
skill in shooting. The entertainment will be
preceded by balloon ascension.
fellow with a shiftless gait and sinister
eye was up yesterday on general principles.
de explained that when arrested he was on his
way to the pumpkin show in Hennepin county,
aga that II allowed to go he would hoof it ont
OF town faster than chain lightning. II was
discovered that the man vas mild and he was
sent out of the county.
doe Mllette ia clever fellow enough but a
very bad politician. He came up as a dele
gate, and became SO Disguised with the con.
vention that it took a straight qnart Of chain
lightning to soothe kis lacerated feelings. On
the grounds that he who has his cause inst, ia
dcnbly armed the court imposed light fine,
an" returned him to the bosom of the Milettes
About ten days ago Deputy Sheriff Milham
OF drlnnell, Iowa. was in this city looking for
one A. i. Hammond. Milham had a reoui-
sltlon from the Governor of Iowa On the Gov
ernor OF Minnesota, and all other papers, so
that In the event Of Hammond's capture no
one could charge kidnapping. The papers,
eeo., served no purpose, Niiiham departed for
home, not being able to find Hammond. He.
however, wisely took the precaution to COM
mission Deputy Sheriff Harrison as the agent
OF the Governor of Iowa. Yesterday Mr.. Har-
rlson visited Minneapolis and returned last
night with HammoId. H&mmond's presence
In drlnnel IL desired to explain a transaction
In which young woman is decidedly interest
ca. The affair in which the girl is sorrowfully
Interested began in the usual way and ended
with the usual denomination, that man is q
villain. Hammond will be conducted to Iowa.
and the presence of the deceived girl, to-day.
Mr.. Thomas Smith, of Chicago, here on bust.
ness sustained serious injury, yesterday fore
noQn, consequent upon the defective conditi n
OF the sidewalk ip front of Mr.. Harris bot a. d
shoe store, IN Third street. The walk is about
two feet higher than the roadway. Mr. Smith,
IN stepping up from the street to the walk, un-
/ rtunately placed his foot upon loose plank
extending out half way over the width Of the
walk; this canted up, snd the end of the plank
struck Mr. Smith stunning blow directly
upon the nose. &c felt as if struck With a