Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-25
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered bv the Special Reporters of the
Daily Globe.
.FARIBAULT.

Bishop Whipple leftfor New York, yester-
day.
Judge Berry and family expect to move to
M lnneapolis next week.
Prof. II. 3. Whitney leaves this morning
for his home in La Crosse.
Mr.. y. Godfrey lost valuable horse, by
browning IN Cannon river, few days since.
John Turner was up before his honor yes
terday for drunkenness, and fined $50 and
COSTS
Dr.. Wood and d. P. Baldwin caught 26
pounds of black bass, at Green's upper mill,
last night.
P. s. Kelley, foreman in the Democrat Of
nee, is spending q few days with old friends
at Rochester.
Chas. Palmer leaves for the East, in few
days, to be absent three or four weeks. G..
q. Palmer has been appointed deputy.
Our friend, w. Ehle, is the happy and
proud father of nine and a half pound bow.
which arrived early yesterday morning.
CONGRATULATIONS are in order.
Subscribers who do not receive the GLOBE
regularly are requested to report the
same at Parshall & Whipple's book
store, SO that ell mistakes may be corrected.
We are requested to state that if certain
parties, residing in the city, go out shooting
chickens again before August Is, they will be
arrested and given the full benefit of the
law.
Some scoundrel girdled fine shade tree
IN front of DR.. L. w. Dennison's residence
on Fourth street last night, and, as the
doctor has no personal enemies, it is evident
that the job was done out of pure cussedness.
The following is the programme for the
open air concert at the park to night.
Grand Selections Musical Hash-Zimmerman
Lucky Hit Polka-C ornet Solo,. u. s. Cox.
EsleohOrln ....... Boyer.
Gauuneper. ..............,...
nuieu4 Foika. 70. Faust.
Bohemian March g. Brooks
Overture-Light Cavalry Suppe.
May Fisk and her English Blonde troupe
held forth to fair audience in Hills Opera
House last evening. The audience was
noticeable from the fact of there being a
large preponderance of married men and
their close attention to what may be prop
erly termed the "leg show The bone and
cornet solos were fair. The local hits aimed
at q few citizens were Of little merit and
the show comprised but little talent.
| Rev. L. w. Applegate, proprietor of the
| Educational Newspaper Union, has leased
l y AAesAA Ao4 - OAuC0S 0uu IL
perfecting arrangements for publishing here
1'he Neaos Cleaner, an ably edited and
lastly gotten up paper devoted to the inter
est Of education that ought to find place in
the State. Mr.. Apologize fills chair in
Shattuck school, and is eminently qualified
to edit paper deserving universal patronage.
His press and material are daily expected.
The GLOBE says, ssSuccess to you
There is to be a trotting matinee at the
Faribault driving park tomorrow afternoon,
with the following races and entries
Trotting race for green horses j. G.
Clark enters b. m. Bell !; B. Cavanaugh, 9. g.
Wexford Boy A. Post, br. m. Hattie; Ed.
Moran, b. 8. Bay Prince; 81. M. BrowneIl,
b. m. HambletoDian Maid johnson & Por-
Free for all running race Sleepy Jeff,
Black Sam, Nellie and Pat. Foster.
Free for all trotting race-A. Post, g. m.
Lady of the West; Curtiss & Bryant, b. Q.
w. A. Wheeler DR.. Ware, bl. s. Mambrin q
Eclipse; johnson & Porter, b. g. Lightning
Charley D. Bushnell, b. g. Charley Taylor
A. Q. Whipple, br. g. Grapevine.
There will also be matched fiye-miIe
trotting race between II. Hempton's 8. m.
Silver Tail and M. B. Scott's g. 2. White
Cloud, for stake of $50.