Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-20
CITY GLoBULEs.
Park concert this evening.
The running match was a fizzle.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Park concert this evening.
The running match was fizzle.
The regatta at White Bear Lake to-day.
Officer DeCorsey laid the grip Of the law ON
two snide jewelry peddlers, yesterday.
Work upon the stairway leading down tie
bluff from franklin street has been COM
menced.
only two sinners at the municipal police
court yesterday morning, and their cases were
tame to asininity.
A party by the name of Gray, from Bis
marck, was run in yesterday from Grote's. He
was very drunk, noisy and destructive.
The special laws of the State Of Minnesota,
passed ut the twenty-irst session Of the Lcgis-
lature, have been published in neat book form.
A number of planks on the St. Paul bridge
give evidence of rough usage, and several di-
lapidated portions of the road bed need re.
pairing.
Two nymphs were out airing yesterday. And
IN the course of their ride took in too much
refreshment; SO much 30 that they were put to
bed In the station.
been working Minneapolis has stolen every
thing else but the policemen off their beats. It
IS expected that the cops will be found gone
this morning.
County Auditor Davis completed his report
yesterday OF the work accomplished by the
board of equalization on the assessment for
1879, and the same will be forwarded TO the
State board of equalization.
A decision was rendered yesterday by Judge
Simons in the case of the American Button Hole,
Overseeming and Sewing Machine company
against Martin Goetzinger, ordering Judgment
tor $o24.lS in favor of the plaintiff.
Sheriff John Haggerty, of Fargo, passed
through st. Paul last night en- route for the
Saltwater penitentiary, having in charge a
prisoner named John Hull, sentenced to six
months imprisonment for attempted rape.
On the 18th inst. somebody stole watch,
chain and a lot of clothes from VIM. Earring
toms residence in Winona. Detective W. v.
Miller gives postal card information to this
effect and promises a reward of 1925 for the
return of the property.
The officers at the capitol yesterday were in
exceedingly good humor, all over. the addition
of new clerk, in the form of young lady, in
the insurance commissioners Office, and Mr..
Chas. Shandrew, the present clerk, is to be
congratulated, for he is to be called papa.
Adam Fetch, Ill East Third street, is trying
to steal the GLOBE thunder. He has lust put
up an immense globe as sign over his front
door for the Globe chewing tobacco, while he
has named his mandatory the Globe cigar
factory. The Globe" is evidently growing in
popularity.
1t is now settled that the eloquent G.. r.
Vending of Illinois, is to speak next Sunday
| evening in the Opera House. Few orators in
our country are his equal. This lecture
"lngersollism from Secular Standpoint''-
gives full play to all his brilliant rhetoric and
cogent reasoning.
The transfer steamer Cheeyer was in and out
yesterday with the trip Of the packet Red
Wing, having good trips both ways. The Min.
neapolis is expected to-day, though with the
present low stage of water the arrival and de-
parture of the packets cannot be stated with
| anything like certainty.
The Minneapolis constables had a chance 'to
compromise for 81 900 with murderer whom
they had under arrest for two days. But they
didn't recognize the magnitude of their acct
dental take even though they had his picture
and description in their rogues' gallery. And
Tor this are We coppers.
A suspicious looking individual was arrested
by Officer DeCorsey at the Wild Hunters hotel
yesterday afternoon, on general principles. He
was arraigned at the municipal court, where
he gave the name of Alfred Hennessy, and as
he plead piteously to be let off, he was given
an hour in which to leave town.
Tonight the walters of the Metropolitan give
their entertainment at Franklin hall, corner
OF Third and franklin streets. The evenings
amusement will comprise an extended variety
programme and close with hop. During the
evening Mr.. Black, the local colored tragedian,
will present two scenes from Shakespeare, one
from Hamlet and another from Otheilo.
Ferdinand Hanch was before Judge Flint yes
terday on complaint of having administered a
sound drubbing to neighbor named Peter
Nelson. Both parties are farmers, and the fight
originated over COW which sought to roam at
large in the latter's clover. The animal was
lose his temper; hence the fight, which cost the
prisoner five dollars and costs.
A suit for $1,000 damages has been com.
menced by Moses Wetzstein against M. I. Men
dlesohn on the grounds of threatening to kill
and malicious prosecution. It will be remem-
bered that the latter had Wctzstein arrested
about three months ago on the charge of try
ing to defraud by false pretenses, and that
when the case came up for hearing the com
plainant failed to prosecute. The complaint
will be fled in few days. =.
Programme for the Rice Park concert this
evening, by the Great Union Band, commencino
to:
l. Quickstep, "Cheer Up. Carl
=. Grand Fantasia. .Bosquet
4. Diana's Hunting Call. IA. Arndt
5. Blue Danube Waltz .Strauss
3. Plnatore Selections Sullivan
z. POtpourri, ssThe Rage in Ireland'' Rever