Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-13
SIII1LW TER NEWS.
ESPECIALLY REPORTED FOR rHr ST. PAUL GLOBE.

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Municipal Court Jas. Walsh, disturbance
of the peace, $3.50.
-Four trains from st. Paul to Saltwater
after six O'Clock, last evening.
The officers of the A. O. u. w. lately
elected were installed on Friday evening.
The Jennie Hayes, Capt. Knapp's new
boat, steamed up yesterday afternoon and
made short trip on the lake.
Ed. Demaray, grandson Of E. Capron, and
formerly schoolmate of 70 reporter, is in
the city again from Amherst, Mass.
The Bohemian settlement on the west side
OF the river, opposite the State University.
is overtiowed, and the possessions Of the
whole crowd are likely to be swept away il
there is any further rise.
The Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and West
Minstrel troupe at Opera Hall on Monday
evening. The four leaders were with Hayer-
ly's troupe two or three years since and are
the best men on the road.
Bayard Commandery, knights Templars.
accompanied by the Cornet band, went out
to White Bear last night by special train.
With their brethren of Damascus command
cry, from st. Paul, the evening was
thoroughly enjoyed, they party returning
about IL P. M.
The receipts at the Catholic Fair, though
not yet all mare given approximately. The
net receipts IN toto will exceed twenty
five hundred dollars. Door receipts $751;
So, lemonade 1857. 81. ice cream about $500.
parlor set voted to most popular house.
keeper $500, prize stoves $1O9.5l, eating
tables $l65, fancy table, city club, 5000,
fancy table. rural club $3.50, lifting scales
$54, candy and fruits 1854 net.
Ho for the Races.
Inc Minnesota circuit will be completed
with the races in this city on the 10th. 18th
ana 18th, Wednesday, Thursday and FRIDAY
OF this week. The finest stock in the West
ana Northwest has been entered. The
Weatner mas now become settled and with
Tracks IN nrst-class condition very fast time
may be looked for. Our citizens are taking
an active interest which is certain to make
tne whole affair q grand success. It is in
tenoed TO close mills and manufactures on
one OF the big days in order that employees
may enjoy day of sport. With the stran.
gers who will come to the races, our city will
be crowded and busy place.
IN the opening day the first race will be:
Inc o:uO trottlng, best three in five. Entries
Jesse Stowe ' o4AoA ~
a. Brandt, Chicago, b. m. Mollie v.
ooo1. =; LUCAS, st. Louis, b. m. Clara L.
smith, st. Louis, G. m. CRANKY Maid.
D. =: Wo0dmansee, st. Paul, +. Q. Frank
f flsk, sired by Blazing Star, dam by Copper.
Mm: 3. veazio, Marine, Mimi, Capt. Herod
nunnlng, 3.year-olds, mile and repeat-Ath
e1sGane, Thornton Moore and Lucy Marsh,
Trotting, 1882 class, three in I've. Gridlev. 81
hudson. enters g. g. COL King.
>: Maynard, Denver, Col, G. q. Silky B.. sirec
by Tornado "'''' - % =
W. D. Ham, Hennepin, ILL.,. br. m. Ell,
EAR. sired by Almont. dam by j. c. Brecken
wn. H. I've. veazie, Marine, Mimi, b. m. susi e
py dolddust, dam by Bob Jordan.
SECOND DAY, JULY II, 2:37 1RorrMa. 3N5.
urloley, hudson, enters s. 6. Col. King.
Geo. 3. Lyons, Bloomington, Ills, b. m
Emma Coon, sired by Old Pilot, dam by Bug
Z. I. Kneebs, Sioux City, Iowa. Lady Tilden
T: Smith, st. Louis, br. m. Moilie Pitcher.
Wm. d. Veazie, Marine. bl. m. Susie.
Lagen, Dubuque, b. g.. EBAY Charlie, stree
~ y, N. Patchen, dam by Bill Founder.
RUNNING RACE ~ MILE DAsH.s
Eugene Thomas, Saltwater, enters b. 8. Go
Ricely, sired by Rivella
d. A. Bennest, b. g. Shortline, sired by Lex
ington, = -
A. Brandt, b. M America sired Nv Alarm
dam by Asia. y $50 =
Isaac Staples, Saltwater, br. 8. Gov. Neptune
2:2S TRoTTNG GLASS; BEST IN 5.
=. l.. Cook, Rochester, Mimi, G. e. John J.
Cook, sired by Star Of the West, dam said to b,
thoroughbred
J: Maynard, Denver, Col, c. g. Silky B, stree
by Tornado:
VIM. II. Hamilton, Dixon, Ills, b. q. Mat
klrkwood, sired by Sam Kirkwood, dam b,
Maggie Davis.
TRoTTNG, THREE-YEAR- o1Ds, 8 N5.
Harry Jones, Rochester, Mimi, enters s. m
Nettie B., sired by Star of the West
George Hutchinson, Nevada, Ia, c. S. Franz
Dexter. Jr., sired by Frank Dexter.
4. Barden, st. Paul, b. e. Aladdin, sired BY
Western Chief. =
THIRD DAY, JULY l8-1RoTTNa, ESQ CLASS
SINS!
Il. Barnes, West Union. Pa, Billy Mcneil
sired by Jesse Stowe.
G. P. Rathbourne, Red Wing, 8. e. Clumsy
Fred, sired by J. Gould.
B. D. Woodmansee, St. Paul, I. e. Frank
Fisk. 2 - -
VIM. h. Veazie, Marine, Mimi, Capt. Herod,
Thomas Gahnage, st. Paul, c. 2. Patrick
Hinsdale.
George W. Saunders, Red Wing, William a.
RUNNING, FREE FOR ALL NILE AND REPEAT.
A. Brandt, Chicago, b. m. Mollie Merrill
sired by Longfellow, dam by Magnolia
81. Hill, Diamond Bluff, Wis, s. s. John
Campbell, sired by Joe Stone.
a. A. Bennest, Shortline.
Eugene Thomas, Col Ricely.
Isaac Staples, Florence Payne.
TRoTT1NG-FREE FOR ALL.
Palmer Smith, Fayctte, Ia, b. m. Mountain
Quail, sired by Nininger.
r. I. Kneebs, Sioux City, Ia, Dakota Maid.
G. 81. Groesbeck, Rochester, Mimi. o. f
Lady GrOesbeck.
Isaac Staples, Kitty Cook.
TRoTT1Na-FoUR YEAR oLDs, 8 IN 5.
Il. Il. H., Nevada, Ia, br. +. Jennie r.
J.. s. Sanford, Nevada, To-, s. g. Western.
sired by Tramp Dexter.
G. M. Clough, Rochester, Mimi. Is. 4. silas
Wright, sired by Alexander.
Geo. w. Saunders, b. G. William H., sired by
Little Logan. s'
R. Barden, st. Paul, br. +. Lottie B.. by
,Swaggert.
Isaac Staples, Queen of Diamonds.
Serious Accident.
Friday night at about 8 o o'clock as q special
freight train was being taken out on the ST,