Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-21
CITY GLoBULEs.

= CITY GLOBULEs.
The Minnesotas were ON their muscle YES
terday.
The Cathedral school will picnic at White
Bear lake to-day.
new engine for the Canadian Pacific rail-
way arrived from the East yesterday morning.
An extension to Pliers building on Wa
bashaw street will be ready for the front by
Saturday.
The Seventh infantry band will compliment
Gen. Terry with serenado concert Tuesday
evening next
j. j. Porter caught l3-pound pickerel at
Lake Elmo yesterday. 1t was the biggest catch
of the season.
Messrs. Albrecht, Lanpher, Finch Il Co. are
moving into their new quarters, 10S and 10
East Third street.
The foundation walls for the new headuuar-
ters building of the st. Paul, Minneapolis Il
Manitoba railway are neatly completed.
James Kelly was arrested night before last
profoundly drunk. He was given week in
the cooler yesterday, in which to sober up.
The case of the city against Frank swoboda,
charged with violating the fire ordinance, will
come up for hearing on Saturday at2p.M.
The president OF the council, acting chief of
the fire department, and several aldermen, of
Waseca, paid Chief Strong VISIT yesterday,
for the purpose of inspecting the fire appa-
ratus.
The Libbie Conser, of the Diamond 10 line
Of river steamers, arrived at littlc after 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and left on her
return as soon her trips could be trans
ferred. .
The stove firm recently from Cleveland, o.,
about to locate in business in st. Paul. are stor-
ing large stock Of stoves in the basement of
Schuttes new block, corner of Fourth and Wa
couta streets.
The frame for No. freight house of the st.
Paul, Minneapolis Il Manitoba railroad, lower
Third street, is rapidly approaching compile
tlon and the work of putting on the iron roof
ing has been commenced.
Parties anticipating trip up the upper Mis-
souri, river will be interested in knowing that
the steamer Mcleod passed Fort Buford early
Yesterday bound down, and that she will leave
Bismarck on her return up river Saturday next.
Smith and Stella Stanley were arralgned at the
police court yesterday morning, charged with
lndulglng in drunken and disorderly debauch.
They were fined s. and costs each. on payment
of which they were discharged.
Like Mr.. Tennyson's brook, the case of A. R.
Capehart against Mary Kennedy, bids fair to
run on forever. The case was brought to the
front again yesterday by Judge Sim;,ns, who
rendered decision denying the motion to
strike the case from the calender. IS -
The case against Ansley Gray, the magnif.
cent mistake, who was arrested on Tuesday af-
ternoon for indulging in an open air orgie, was
called in the municipal court YESTERDAY morn
ing, but as the defendant failed to put in an
appearance, the amount of his bail, 800, was
declared forfeited.
Mr.. Charles Michaud, of the grocery house
OF Michaud Bros, this city, left, yesterday, for
Macon City, No., where, on Monday next, he
will be united in matrimony to Miss Mollie D,
Sauvinet, lady with whom he became &C.
qualnted while visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas
N. Hodgkins, this city.
line usual Thursday hop at the camp Of the
Damascus commandery has been postponed to
Saturday or Monday evening next. Due notice
Wnen II Will take place will be given. The
Kew. DR.. Knickerbacker, of Minneapolis, will
hold divine service at the commandery, as
usual. next Sunday afternoon.
The Great Union band concert at Rice park
last evening, was enjoyed by largo number
OF citizens. The park was handsomely illu-
minated, and the artistic rendition of an ex-
ceptlonally hne programme, interspersed with
number OF popular airs, drew forth NANTES.
tatlons OF the livliest satisfaction.
Clerk Mann, of the United States district
court was engaged yesterday in taking tcsti.
mony In the interminable legal snares of
Hutchinson against Newcomb & Co., and the
same vs.. the Union Improvement and Elevator
company. The suits arose from certain wheat
transactions, and have been dragging for three
years. -.
Cornelius eastman, Joseph Mailman and
John Nado, the parties to the disgraceful and
bloody cutting ARRAY which took place short
distance from the railroad track below Seventh
street bridge on Sunday evening, were ar
ralgncd at the municipal court yesterday af-
ternoDn. The prisoners were ready for trial,
but owing to press Of civil cases the hearing
was postponed until tomorrow morning.
If there ia one thing that a Chicago deputy
sheriff likes better than another, it is to en-
gage in lively case of kidnapping. This time
1t is deputy Louis Haas, who has atrociously
kidnapped one of the fairest daughters the gar.
den city can boast of. The offense was pal
Lated, however, by their coming to st. Paul,
where they arrived yesterday, and are at the
merchants as man and wife.
No one will question the right of Charles
Augustus to lavish his wealth and peanuts with
which to coax the affections of Dulcenia. hui
no couple may expect to get solid with theil
butcher who persistently scatter the shucks
around places Of amusement. The remark ap
plies to Rice park which, after concert night
mas the appearance of having been sat upon by
Van Amburg's circus. The giddy thingt
should take warning.
during the park concert, last evening, ;
lady OCCUPYING carriage in front of the Wind
sor hotel, on Fifth street, was approached by ;
drunken rowdy, who attempted to divide thu
honors by forcing his way into the buggy. Hi
improper advances were observed BY some
guests OF the hotel, one of whom transmitted
the intelligence of the outrage to police head
quarters. Chief Webber reported and took tht
unGentlemanly wretch into custody.
MIR. Joseph Robert has Just returned from ,
trip up north, and he brings the GLOBE sample,
OF grain which are truly refreshing. sampl,
OF wheat threshed QUO from Frank Demar',
farm at Fishers Landing is the finest we have
seen this season. 1t is No. hard, and hi,
yield averages forty-two and half bushels mel
acre. 10 also brought samples of wheat in The
stalk from the farm of o. p. Reeves, at GranG
Forks. D. T., which average thirty-three bush
els to the acre.
Horace Thompson, Esq, and a party of East
ern friends, leave this morning for trip owe,
the st. Paul & Sioux City railroad and it,
branches, for a visit of observation to some OF
the big wheat farms. Dogs and guns will b.
taken along, and if stray prairie chicker
should So, h'ppen to come in the way of Mr.
Thompson or some of his friends, ii is not inn
probable an uncomfortable desire to indulge II
hunt might be created, in which event thu
trip will most probably be prolonged to severa
days.