Daily globe., 1879-09-01
CITY G';LOBULEs.
Pinafore!
See @. q. O. PinafOre tonight

See O. @. @. Pinafore tonight.
The fair ground gates will not be opened ur-
til noon to-day to the public.
A trotting and running race at the fai,
grounds this afternoon.
The new Davidson block on Jackson street i,
rearly ready for the coraice.
The situation is pretty badly mixed. Ash
either Pillsbury or Wakefield man, if YOU
Goubt it, @
Caucnsins and divvylng, plotting avs
contemplating, are the order of the day in St
Paul just now. 1
The reserved seat tickets for either of the
eight perform .nces of Pinafore can be obtain.
ed at box Office after ga. III. to day.
The Chuch Choir company will arrive or
an early morning train from Des Moines TO-DAY
and occupy their old quarters with Col, Allen
OF the Merchants.
Yesterday, abont noon, Officer Palmer took q
plain drunk to the lookup, and after KEEPING
MN long enough t. allow him to sober off. al.
lowed him to depart in peace. aa5
The executive committee of the State Agr;.
cultural society at its session last evening. de-
clded to offer . three-minute purse, which
purse will be hereafter announced.
A boy named Geo. huggles had his foot
oaoly injured by street car on the Wabasbaw
street Ike, yesterday. One of the car-wheels
ran pom his foot, lufiicsing the injury.
Old Hannah Welsh, who FOR several long
weeks has been sober, fell by the way,ide last
night. She was found on lower Seventh
street by Chief Weber and sent to the station.
Ibe accident at Lake Elmo. Saturday night
an account of which appeared exclusively in
tne SUNDAY GLOBE only temporarily delaye d
tue trains over the Northwestern road, Y.sI.r
aay all trains got out and in On time The
wreck having been cleared from the track.
Some thirty-five or forty Of the delegates to
the Republican convention, exclusive. of Ram
sey connty's contribution, are already in the
clSy. ny tonight the great bulk OF the iai,b-
tul will be on hand, and then look out for hot
Work-seillng out, trading, and dickerinp If
al kinds and qualities.
drunken row occurred last niahtin q sa.
Icon at the corner of Exchange and St. Peter
streets, which was summary stoppt by Off
uo"eh. young fellow named Cuox and
another called Fisher harded each other ;,
pass or two, which showed up in bruises and
uioou. Cook was arrested, bat Fisher e caped,
drunkard tco drunk to tell his name was
arrested on Bridge square by Chief Weber.
Crunk as the man was he stopped a hupov !,
which were lady and gentleman. and insisted
upon riding with them. In the midst of his
emphatic eSuressi"us Of desire to ride, and
thelr that there WASH room enough for al ~.
the chief came up and arrested MN.
=. q. Moultou, cashier Of the Farmers g.
Mechanics bank of Minneapolis. was Lest
evening selected by the executive committe, of
the State Agricultural S, ciety as treasurer IF
the association. in place of Mr.. Scht fer re-
signed. Mr.. Moulton has twice heretofore
served the association in the same capacity.
Grave fears are entertained that John Pe,ers
the keeper of boarding house ON Wabashaw
street. who was struck in the eve by q pupiIjs
tic boarder last week, as detaile in the GIorE
at the time will bave to suffer the loss Of the
injured member to save the other eve intact
Inc sight is 50 far destroyed that the glare of 9
llgh.od candle held before his ewes ia not per.
ceptlble III the least, and the attending physi.
clan Tears the most serious reauits.
girl hailing from West Salem. La Crosse
county, Wis.,, who claims to be out of funds
and wants to return home, visited the CITY hal
Yesterday, and was directed by the chief Il
cali upon Aid. Grace as the proper party to in
tecvleW under the circumstances She repre.
sented herself as servant girl who had como
mere to obtain work, and having failed, now
WISHES to get back to her old home.
Fat Egan and Mike DAILY, two employees in
the Lake Superior depot yard, got their work in
handsomely on stranger, at Ahern's saloon.
corner Of Fifth and Minnesota streets. last
night. The stranger didn't molest or inter q, q
with them, but out Of a spiritof pure exhube.
rance they beat him up in frightful manner.
AFTER satisfying themselves they left, and the
man, in half unconscious state, was conv. we'd
10 aneighboriug boarding house. Officer NJ
gard, hearing of the row shortly after it mr.
CURED, succeeded in arresting Egan and DaIy at
t'aldwelrs saloon, and put them both in the
Lookup. ~
The old Red Cap ball club is cutting quite a
prominent ii cure in the leading bali clubs of
the country, this year. Gross, with Providence
cluh, is playing most wonderful game behind
and at the bat. His catching record ia A.
while in his batting he stands second to none.
In the game, Friday. when beaten by Syracuse,
ne went to Dat four times, made two hits, put
out TWO men, assisted three times and playinp
without an error. Little Mac, playing short
stop, is making an equally brilliant record in
Dis position, heading the nine IN batting while
Walker, with the Buffalos, Eden with the
Vi veiands, stand at the front as outtielders and
batters. 4
Another Of the old Red Cap base ball club
has been drafted into service ny league club,
Salisbury, who is now doing the pitching for
the Eroys. The following extract from the
report Ut the game .tt Boston, Friday, will
SHOW that he is very much the Sal sbury as
when he pitched for the Reds: ''Salisbury's
pitching lad been too much for the d Stock
'ngs, but they got on to him terribly on the
eighth inning batting him for eight bases and
making nine runs, of which four were earned. y
st. Paulites can easily imagine how completely
he went to pieces, and what fun the Bostons
had in rounding his nerveless deliveries al
over the field