Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-24
CITY aLoBULEs.

CITY GLOBULEs.
The st. Paul & Duluth train last evening
had two sleepers crowded with people.
large number of emigrants went out the
St. Paul, Minneapolis Il Manitoba road last
evening.
George Seibort, of the Great Western band,
is arranging select excursion party to the
Dalles week from Sunday.
John Masber was up again yesterday for try
log to make too big a ''mash' on bug-juice. 10
was committed for four days.
The board of equalization met yesterday
| forenoon and adjourned until to-day without
doing any particular business.
Workmen were engaged yesterday in relnov-
ing the old market house shed to Ccder street,
between Seventh and Ninth street.
Emma Olson, tho girl who ran away from
| home to hire out as servant to Lieut.. Sibley,
OF Fort Keogh; was sent back to Chicago, yes
terday.
The fine of William Breckenridge of tangle-
foot notoriety, was paid by relatives yesterday
afternoon, and the prisoner was released from
| the county jail.
The dwelling house for the past two years
standing alone on the highest point of Baptist
Hill still remaining was yesterday slid down
| into the street preparatory to new location.
| Sheriff Haggarr, of Fargo, who passed
through this city yesterday, reports the recent
capture of three horse thieves, two having been
captured at Pembina and one at Grand Forks.
| For the second time this week Mike McCalrs
familiar visage doomed up in the municipal
court yesterday morning. 1t was the old
| charge Of wrestling with an overdose of ben
| Zlne, ana Tor change of scene he was given
four days ON the rock pile.
deed of the property purchased by the st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad COM
pany, corner of Fourth and Wacouta streets.
was filed with the register of deeds yesterday
forenoon. The consideration named is $9, 600,
and the property was bought for the erection of
the company's offices.
Charley Frohman well known in st. Paul as
theatrical and minstrel manager, is treasurer
for Haverly' Mastodons, and fills the bill of
course or he would not be in the position. One
| OF the secrets of Haverly's great success is
that he has none but first class men looking
after the management of his affairs.
| Another change has been made in the run
ming of the Keokuk Northern line packets
Hereafter boats will leave st. Paul for St.
Louis Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays Thurs
the packet for st. Louis to-day, clearing at 10
NJ, the Rob Roy Saturday and the Northwest
ern Sunday.
MIR. Theodore Walther, the obliging and
able foreman Of Strong & Hackett's hardware
establishment, was made the happy recipient
yesterday of a handsome and exceedingly val
liable present. It was the gift Of his wife and
| materlallzed in the form of q twelve-pornd
cherub. 1t was bouncing boy, and all are
doing we'll.
Ihe desire is universally expressed that the
Mastodon minstrels will repeat "Pinafore'' to.
night. While the world at large has been
crazy over this operetta, st Paul has assumed
the dignity of maniac in the craze. The bur.
lesque last night was so excellent, exact in mu-
sic and laughter provoking in comicalities, that
a repetition is eagerly asked for.
The Chicago, Milwaukee Il St. Paul railway
company are distributing in the city large
numbers of a handsome little pamphlet, pro-
fusely illustrated, descriptive Of the celebrated
Dailes scenery of the Wisconsin river. Parties
not desiring to create consuming desire to
visit this section, had better refuse to look at
the pamphlet when it is put before them.
The illness of Gov. Pillsbury and Clerk of
the Court s. Fl. Nichols, was not SO serious as at
hrst reported both being able to be IN their
oihces Tor short time yesterday. Clerk Mich
OILS, however, was looking none too we'll and
WILL have to take matters very quietly for sew
era! days to come Attorney General Wilson is
still confined to his room but is convalescing.
L. L. Stanchfeld, of Minneapolis. has sold
to parties at Red Wing and Hastings 5000, OOC
feet of logs at an advance of 81 a Thousand
more than the market price Of logs at Mime.
apolls. The rafting of logs at the st. PAM
| Doom Was commenced yesterday. It is claimed
That the Boom company at Minneapolis do not
send logs over the falls fast enough, and the
Log owners intend to make the company pay
for all unnecessary delays.
A lively runaway took place on lower Seventh
street yesterday morning. Mr.. St. Omer, OF
White Bear, hitched his team of roam mares to
a post in front OF Buschmann & Co.'s shop, on
lower Seventh street, near the bridge. pass.
ing wagon came in contact with the hind
wheels OF MIR. st. Omer's wagon. started his
mares, who broke the hitching strap. and
dashed off at furious gait up Seventh street,
turning into the yard of Cariveau Friedman,
just above Seventh street, where both animals
fell, badly cut and bruised. The wagon was 8
complete wreck. Fortunately no persons were
injured.
d. II. Cross, the celebrated animal painter OF
New York, at present located at the Merchants
has decided genius for pen sketches, as well
as with the brush, as the Merchants registry
book yesterday bore most fattering..evidence.
The sketch in question consisted of registry
OF Haverly's United Mastodon company, and
consisted of a most ifelike portrait of Haverly,
the great manager, in sitting posture, with
his brogans turned up, across the soles of which
were inscribed the names of the company. Iu
design, coloring, delicacy of execution, etc.
the sketch stamps Mr.. Gross an artist and nc
mistake.