Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-07
CITY GLOBULEs.
Bring on your rooster.

DIAuH vi yOuI AOooboA.
The drug stores did a tolerably good ''prs-
scriptlon business, yesterday.
Officers Lowell and MsMahon brought in a
couple of tramps from the Sixth ward yester-
day who for days have been terrorizing the
upper part of the ward.
quorum of aldermen failed to get together
at the council chamber at P. NJ. yesterday, the
hour of meeting, and on motion of Aid. Grace,
the meeting adjourned to 3 P. NJ Of Thursday.
Mrs. Bean, No. ll9 Washington street, found
a pocket-book, yesterday, containing valuable
papers, but no money. She gave the pocket
book, etc., into the custody of the chief of
police, with whom it awaits identification.
card in the pocket-book bears the name of Fred
Hammer.
Little George, six-year-old son OF James
Showers, hack driver for O'Donnel Il Lunken-
heimer, while playing on the porch 172 Third
street yesterday afternoon, fell to the ground,
a distance of about twenty feet, but strange
to say he escaped serious injury, sustaining
only few slight bruises.
How is this? None of the South exodus has
struck this section of the country looking after
persuasive Bill Window, yet w. G. Gardner,
residing near the cotner of McBoal and Leach
streets, reported at police headquarters yester-
day that his henroost had been robbed the night
before of four last spring chickens.
The Bohemian woman, Mrs. Swoboda, about
whose disappearance SO much mystery has hung
for several days. was heard of yesterday. A
report by father of the church was made at
police headquarters yesterday that she was we'll
and employed in Minneapolis. Mrs. Swoboda
expressed desire to return to her home here
| if the police would afford her protection from
| her husband. The father was given the as
| surance that she need not fear her husband or,
| at any rate the police would take the precau-
ton to guard her against all danger she might
| apprehend from him.
Hamline University and College Place station,
midway between the cities, were interesting To-
calities Yesterday. The annual tree planting
business got good send-off, sure enough.
| There assembled quite a crowd of Ladies and
| gentlemen, representing almost every locality
within twenty miles of the university. Eight
or ten counties were represented, and large
number and variety OF trees were planted tc
make still more attractive the admirable local
ity in which the new Methodist institution is
located. st. Paul and Minneapolis met on thu
middle ground, united in planting trees onjthf
spot where many of those present think tht
two cities will unite before many years.
The residence of A. b. Lindeke, of the firm
of Lindeke Bros, 2S5 East Sixth street, wal
the scene of a very pleasant surprise party
last evening. The occasion of the gathering
was to unite with Mr.. and Mrs. Lindeke in eel
ebrating the tenth anniversary of their mar
rage. To perform this pleasant duty properly
the visitors carried with them numerous house
hold articles manufactured of tin, some o
which were exceedingly rich in beauty of de
): sign and elaborateness of manufacture. Among
these testimonials were two of J. Fl. HardiE g
| WaShers covered With rOSetteS. premiums
badges, etc., and Mr. and Mrs. Lindeke wer
':at home" with all that the term implies an
the visitors were proftably and plea sanity en-
| tortained