Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-24
CITY GLOBULES.

Inc new Corllss engine for elevator SAP was
shipped from the mandatory Thursday.
The mark yesterday showed a three inch rise
in the river, giving two feet five inches in the
channel.
Instead of ''wipe off your CHM the fly
young man of the period tells his companion
to "sponge down your celluloid''
A. X. Capehart has commenced a new suit
against Mary Kennedy. It's free country,
but some things get fearfully monotonous.
The firm of Crittenden g. Co. have received
the contract for the sheet iron roofing and SID
ing for the new elevator now nearly completed
in Minneapolis.
1t looks encouraging to the future of Min
nesota to see native apples in large quantities
on sale by the fruit dealers, as can be seen in
several places in St. Paul.
The reason why Emile Mieke thinks she
should be divorced from her husband Christian
were argued before Judge Brill yesterday, and
the case was taken under advisement.
The attachment case of Mack J. W. Nc
Grath, against May Fisk came before Judge
Il. II. HOllingshead to take disclosure.
Messrs. Jones & Wo., the big poultry fancers
of Hudson, Wis, will be at the State fair with
the largest show of choice varieties Of domestic
birds ever yet made by them, and also some
thirty varieties of pigeons.
-Four small boys were arrested yesterday on
CONF plant of having rlfled the pockets of an
other small boy. They are bright looking little
fellows, and don't seem formldably vicious.
They were released, and the case will be heard
tomorrow.
The German Agricultural and horticultural
Society of Ramsey County are making extern
slve preparations for the fair. Their exhibit
of flowers, fruits and produce will be I'M
equslled, and all members desiring to enter
will give notice at once.
George Brown, the desperate and penitenti-
airy bird, was arrested by Capt. Clark last
night for making promiscuous threats to shoot
any person that disputed his word or dared to
Cross his walk. He is bad egg and should be
kept out of harms way in the cooler.
decision was rendered by Judge Wilkin
yesterday, discharging the order to show cause
and denying the motion for , new trial in the
matter of the appeal of w. N. Stees from the
award of the commissioners appointed to APP
| praise the value of property for the new avenue
| around Lake Phalen.
The Jewish settlement corner of Fourteenth
| and Robert streets was in ferment of excite
| ment last evening over the determination of a
vicious dog. Blows were exchanged between
the owner of the dog and the mau who wanled
| to shoot him, and both parties were brought to
the station.
Mr.. D. II. Denton, a stockholder in the St.
Paul Dispatch newspaper, and formerly one Of
Its editors, has brought suit against both Hen.
ry a. Castle and the company to recover 81 .Ovt
paid for stock, and also $2lU for services. i he
complaint was filed yesterday, Gilman d Oloueh
being attorneys fer plaintiff.
The sun shines on no grander view than the
one seen from Carpenters tower, SUNNI,
avenue. Nature in bountiful beauty il spread
out to and beyond the hills, and the Landscape
is studded with farms, towns, groves. prairie
and rivers. Nature has done ali it can do fo,
the scene, and every man, woman and chic
ought to DO their individual part by going t,
look at it.
The train on the Northern Pacific road. du,
here at 10 o'clock yesterday, did not arrive til
8 o'clock, owing to the collision of specia
freight with work train near Verndale, Wv,
cars on the freight were pretty badly used up
ana the hat cars composing the work trsll
were somewhat demoralized, bat NO injury Z
| A.Ao W AAAAO woo NVuSs 406 LrACK WAS 9OOK
cleared, but the delay noted was inevitable.
Real estate is looking up. During the weel
d. =. Fairchild sold two lots on Fourth street
next to Schmltts new block, for Dr.. Haean. t,
. Mr. Clark, of New Haven-oonsiderati
*6,OOO. Mr.. Clark intends erecting 1t once
three story block Tor use as q store. A
lot on the corner Of Eighth and Olive streets
was sold Tor a. to another foreign party
who proposes making it hoabitable at once.
The Ashton. Thompson case came befor.
Judge Brill yesterday forenoon on an order te
show cause why defendants should not show
the documents alleged to be in their keepins
IN the answer, and supposed co be in the Gus
tody OF defendants counsel, Harvey Oficer
An affidavit was produced by MIR. Hoon, swear
ing to 70 papers as alleged in the answer, whe1
the order the order to show cause was dismissed
by consent.
Scientists have conceded that one of the pro
foundest and sphynx-ike phenomenons given t.
the thought of man is the centrifugal forces o.
attraction. That is how John Flood felt, VIII,
believes that there is tide, etc, when he saw
q pair of flagreed slippers dangling from ,
rack in front of Hammers store, last Friday
He seized the slippers, and was in turn seized
On the same principle as the above he was com
mitted for fifteen days.
Clerk Nichols was found in his Office at tn
capitol, yesterday. He says the St.. vincen
| eYtenaion land rov,n N ;so;on oe .n:.I