Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-14
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The Metropolitan hotel will be opened to the
public on or about next Wednesday.
All the court cases not yet tried in tho dis
triot court have been adjourned over until
the Oath inst.
If the Dispascn knew moro Of what was go
ing on, il would not make quite such : fool Of
itself on the State fair. 81.
The reported theft of sneak thief at the
Chicago House is strenuously denied by the
proprietor, who AYERS that his establishments
did not suffer su.h raid.
The case of james Flynn, arrested on the,
charge Of stealing pair of trowsers, was dis
missed yesterday for want Of prosecution.
Bishop of Saskatchewan, wife, three chill
;dren, baby and servant, Northwest Territories"
was registry at the Merchants, yesterday.
The United States circuit court meets for
the June term next Monday. The jurors will
not be required to be in attendance until
Thursday.
There are; q couple Of gray horses in Lewis
barn, back Of epostofHce, which await an own
er. They were picked up astray, and await identi-
fcation, etc. ~.
Billy Kemp went out to Minnetonka last 1
evening. There is no camp meeting in session.
It was fish this time. He carried his pole and
tackle with him. ESQ q
d..Carpenter's tower was as near as the u. r.
reporters got to the Third street fire Friday
morning, an account OF which was printed in
Yesterdays GLOBE. 7 81
v, The residence of Mr.. Saunders, on st. Peter
and summitfis . style Of architecture not
common in this city, but bids fair to be q very
handsome structure Ias d, a5.fgs7 fist:
Awarrant was issued for the arrest Of man
named Ernest Freyman, yesterday, on the
charge of having roughly handled . young wo.
man. named Caroline Laurange.
The management of the Red Rock camp
grounds ar busily engaged in putting the
grounds in order preparatory for the annual
camp meeting to be inaugurated Tuesday the
9th inst. -t.@ -
The Omahaexpress on the st. Paul & Sioux City
railroad was two hours late in it's arrival, yes
terday, the delay being caused by a land slide
at Minneota, where q new track has recently
been made. $50 t&25H
Tonight the light can be seen in the heavens
1
the Summit avenue lookout. Go and take a
surrounds our city, ii xzs.;s:i54Si
There will be meeting of the business union
this Saturday evening at O'Clock, at the Mer-
chants hotel. The important questions which
were discussed last Saturday evening, will again
come up for considerations -af5--
John Seeger's horse ran away yesterday af-
ternoon from his shop on Market street, oppo.
site Rice Park, but was captured before any
damage was done. This is the second time
within ten days that, this horse has made il
lively in that vicinity 4 ~ gs5
The police force were drilled. yesterday af
ternoon. They gave snch evidences of prof
cheney that very little of such exercise is need
ed by them during this hot weather, especially
when this extra work adds to the laborioul
duties already imposed. *
II There was small audience at the Oper.
house last evening to greet the Oglesby Trouba
dours. The performance was decidedly belo7
the average of third-rate variety troops, ant
: does not call for criticism, though it was ope,
: in many respects to condemnation.
News of Col. Lees safe arrival at Fort Butor,
: was received at department headquarters, yes
= terday.t He arrived there on the 9th inst. ant
reports himself and all his employees well
q From Buford to Fort Assinniboine, it is expect
8 ed the trip will be made in seven days.
: A widow lady named Mrs. Fitch made appli
E cation, yesterday, to have her two boys, Geore
and Gustave, committed to the Reform schoo
q The young incorrigibles are beyond matern.
"a CONTROL and if alls true that said, they shuul
rs be cont up for the term of their natural lives.
A very ''dizzy'' young fellow entered Ha,
sens clothing store on Seventh street last eve,
~ ing, and after paying for shirt he suppl
mented the purchase. by attempting to wal
q he was collared by Officer Nugent and take
to the station.
Sheriff King deserves great credit for IL
&C time and care he has bestowed upon the o
o, court house square. We remember tho o
t. dilapidated concern covered with stones al
WEEDS disgrace to our city and civilization
ne now it is a green, cheerful spot, refreshing
i'd behold. Ali honor to our sheriff.
o. The genial countenance Of Capt. Dreher, t
- efficient register of deeds, was yesterd
- wreathed in a frame of smiles that would ha
of cast the blushing peony into the shade.
nv had been made the recipient of magdifce
present, and it assumed the form of twel
s pound cherub, s. It wan a,girl baby, and moth
y, and child are doing we'll.
II. There is report that one of Receiver F,
I'd ley's former EN- ployes in the pay departing
). of the St. Paul & Pacific road retired with
IT. accounts ''short" to large amount.
ed GLOBE, having been unable to learn full p
IN ticulars, does not attempt . resume of the M
ers ter, as Mr.. Farley's final report to the COT
In will soon give official details. IS laf;a.4i J
- A woman named Mrs. Lewis was bef.
ore Judge Flint yesterday, charged with creatin.
The disturbance in the neighborhood of Eagle a
est franklin streets. She told pitiful story
in hardship and wrong, in which her husband '
of implicated; and believing that she was as mt
ind sinned against as SHINING, the court gave
the twenty four hours in which to leave the city
MI. First NJ E. church, received q telegram vest
vas day, conveying the intelligence that his fat
lrs. had been stricken with apoplexy. Mr.. Hulbu
as left for Vermont last night. Owing to the
'm Of his father, Mr.. Hulburd apprehends seri,
mt results. Many friends here accord to Mr.. b
\ q burd their sympathy, and wishes that
bla- affection may not be as great as feared.
. no. Lincoln Grove No. II, o. A. o. D., will G
est q picnic at White Bear Lake on the 10Th in
of instead of ON the 18th, as stated yesterd
the The 18th is next Thursday. And on u
lcer Thursday it will be both profitable and q pl
@ ure to attend the picnic. Arrangements
been completed to make everything surp
ingly successful. Lincoln Grove has the at
mi in charge, and that's enough said
ows An irate female named Hannah Mullen.
lass piled to Clerk Carleton, yesterday. for ad
tent concerning the propriety of having q neighl
.:II named Anna Morton, arrested for applying