Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-07

trouble, from the fact that the long imbed
creature persisted in doubling up on him.
John Cumberland doomed up in the mu-
nicipal court, yesterday morning, after
wrestling all night with Minnesota street
tanglefoot. He was forced to capitulate, and
was given three days in the cooler for pat
ronizing such bad locality.
Health Officer Patterson received letter
yesterday concerning two acre pool of stag
nant water in the Sixth ward, in which the
writer politely demanded its immediate re-
moval, in which event the pertinent ques-
ton arises of what will he do with it.
Three wayfarers were before Judge Flint,
yesterday, charged with an over fondness for
the ardent. Each sinner was of the opinion
that he had mixed too much ice water with
his warm weather. The court thought 80,
too, and every mothers son OF them paid
the State three shining shekels.
Mr.. A. o. Baily, the jackson street fur
man, Is absent this week, looking after the
wheat harvest on his farm in Pope county.
While doing this Mr.. Bailey will collect
samples of his grain for exhibition at the
best display of any individual producer.
The Great Union band concert at Rice
park last evenin, drew out large number
of delighted citizens. The park was hand
somely Illuminated with Chinese lanterns
and the effect produced was quite bewitch-
ing, while the music was all that could Fave
been desired by the most fastidlous auditor.
The Hanauer, Lichtenauer & Co. stock
was all closed out yesterday 1t took only
two days to sell stock of nearly $4,000
and We are informed by MI. Kavanagh that
double the amount of stock could have been
easily sold. The stock brought good prices,
mostly going into the hands of country mer-
chants.
The Red Wing, of the Keokuk Northern
line, did not get away until nearly five
o'clock last evening, then departing with
big freight trip aud good cabin passage.
Inc next packet is the Northwestern, due to-
day with large excursion party from La
Crosse, to be followed Friday by the Alex
Mitchell.
The first annual picnic of the St. Paul St.
Andrews society takes place to- day at White
Bear lake. There will be a general old.
fashioned time, with Scottish games, reels,
ETC., and no doubt all who attend will be
highly pleased. The train for the grounds
leaves the st. Paul & Duluth depot at 8:45
this morning.
Yesterday the work of demolishing the
little frame building, occupying the space
next to Music Hall block, Wabashaw street,
was commenced, preparatory to the erection
thereon of fine three story brick, of the
same general character as Mr.. Thomas
Cochran's building adjoining, by whom the
new building is to be erected.
The regular monthly meeting of the hotel
keepers association met at the National ho-
tel yesterday afternoon. No important bus
mess was transacted. The name of Col. r.
j. Blood, of the st. James hotel, Red Wing.
was added to tho list of members, and the
association adjourned to meet Wednesday.
Sept. 10, at the Windsor house, st. Paul.
Louis Evans, the Owatonna postoffce rob-
Der, was discharged from jail yesterday on
$500 bail. It will be remembered. Evans
tapped the till of the Owatonna posloffice,
while the employees were engaged in gaping
at q circus parade. Evans mother. VINO re-.
sides in Terre Haute, Indiana, forwarded the
cash by which her son has regained his free
dom.
The case of Charles Opel, arrested on
complaint of young girl named Emma
East, an exclusive account of which ap-
peared in yesterdays issue of the GLOBE.
was called for hearing in the municipal
court yesterday morning. A postponement
was asked for and the hearing was continued
for week, and the defendant released in
bonds of $500.
A farmer named Barney Hutcher was be-
fore Judge Flint yesterday charged with
wolloping harvest hand named Albert Per
scheiI for lntimating that the Hutcher man
sion was infested with red bugs. The hear
Ing resulted in Hutcher's discharge. "a it
was shown that Perschell had made formida-
BILE threats which were retallated with
sound and well deserved thrashing.
\ Lieut.. A. E. Fitzpatrick arrived in the citv
yesterday en- route to Fort Leavenworth.
Kansas, with three deserters sentenced to
two years service at the United States mill
tary prison. The prisoners are Daniel j.
GOLDEN, company K, First infantry; Robert
Gordon, company G, Seventeenth infantrv
and Thomas Gould, company X, Seventeenth,
infantry. For safe keeping the trio passed
last night in jail.
A visit to Camp Hubert, yesterday, was
immensely suggestive OF the holiday. season.
Hundreds of beautiful evergreens were be-
ing arranged in and about the camp. Seats
being erected, and wires placed in position
for the lanterns, in anticipation of the grand
illumination to take place this evening. al
the reception OF the Damascus commanderv.
a royal spectacle will be presented, and no
doubt will BIZ witnessed by thousands from
st. Paul. and the neighboring cities.
Damon La Point, barber by profession.
sir, was before Judge Flint, yesterday. on
complaint Of having flched from an &C.
qualntance named Henry Sturgeon. The
latter appeared in court and confessed that
the charge was the immediate figment Of hia
rum soaked fancy, explaining that the charge
against his dear friend would never have been
made had he not been badly intoxicated.
The explanation was satisfactory and Damon
was restored to his Pythias, free man.
Friday next will be a great day in the turf
history of the country. John splan has en-
tered Rarus, the king of the trottinp turf
against the speedy side wbeelers in.the free
for-all at Buffalo, for the generous purse Of
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