Daily globe., 1879-06-20

Captain Low received O note from captain /
Jack Reaney yesterday, announcing his safe
arrival at bayfield,, improved in health and
spirit, and as fishing is good gives no lnkllng
to date OF his return home.
Jesserang laid new floor in police head
quarters yesterday. He's been pleading for it
with the council for months as much needed,
and finally in despair he went to work and did |
the business on his own account.
The commissioners appointed to appraise |
the valuation of lands to be taken by the |
Northern Pacific railway for freight depot and |
grounds will meet at o'clock P. NJ. to-day, at |
the office of board of control, old court house.
County Auditor Davis and a clerical force
are employed in getting ready the june settle
ment, including tax collections for the last |
quarter, which will be ready for proper dis |
bursement about the beginning of next week.
The Illinois editorial excursion party will
arrive in Minnesota via the Chicago & North |
western road tomorrow. They will reach
Kasota tomorrow night and 60 from thence to
Sioux City via the Sioux City road. Their trip
does not include visit to st. Paul.
One of Fred. Emmert's best customers to his
brewery attempted to steal suit of clothes
from him about nightfall, yesterday. Report
was made at police headquarters, and Officer
Rronsseau and Rouleau succeeded in arresting
the chap, who gave his name as Pat Murphy,
about 8 O. clock.
Lieut. Brush, of the Seventeenth Infantry, is
in the city on business connected with the quar-
termasters department. The lieutenant has
lately been appointed regimental quartermas-
ter Of the Seventeenth by the secretary of war
at the request of Major Crofton, command
ing the regiment. asr..
The German singing societies, including the
Mannerchoir, Liederkrautz and Arion, will
meet at the conservatory Of music this morn
ing and march to the St. Paul & Pacific depot,
from whence they &C to Minneapolis to partici-
pate in the ssengerfest. -narrs .*frss r.
The steam shovel of the st. Paul, Minneapo-
lis & Manitoba railway is scooping out the hill
on the left of the track above the round house
and the gravel is being hauled by special train
and dumped for filling tho fats upon railway
ground, making foundation for new buildings
and tracks. -.
The picnic to White Bear lake, yesterday,
under the auspices of Lincoln Grove No. IL
U. A. o. D., proved one of the most enjoyable
events of the season. A large number of citi-
zens improved the opportunity tu rusticate,
and the impression at nightfall, was, that
everybody had had good time.
The case of F. O. Mailing alias Frank Hyde,
charged with stealing five dollars from the
clothing of a deceased patient, at the city hos
pital, was called in the municipal court yes-
terday forenoon. DR.. Mattocks, the complain
ing witness, failed to put in an appearance,
and the hearing was postponed until to-day.
Aspecial train containing three hundred i'm
migrants, en- route from Toronto to Winnipeg,
came in over tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul road at l P. NJ, yesterday and were at once
started northward on special train by the St.
Paul, Minneapolis q Manitoba officials. Mr..
Robert W. Prittie had the charge of the band,
as usual.
If anybody in St. Paul has recently pur-
chased eight acres of land in Kansas for $400,
they can learn something to their advantage
or disadvantage-at police headquarters. A
letter of inquiry regarding such sale was re-
ceived yesterday, and the declaration was made
that some st. Paul man was victimized by q
swindler.
The social evils are ordered to appear in the
district court to-day at 10 o'clock. Judge
Wilkin will deliver his opinion upon the ques-
tions involved in their pleas to the indict-
ments for being common prostitutes In
formation to this effect was conveyed
to counsel, county attorney Rogers, and
Messrs. Erwin and Masterson, in the cases,
yesterday.
Though it is hardly necessary to remind our
readers of the Lookout, we feel it our duty to
keep before the public so fine an institution.
1t is not just to the city, or to strangers who
visit here that they should 60 away without
seeing St. Paul from its most favorable ont
look. Here all the city and its surroundings
can be seen at glance.
William Beck was before Judge Flint, yes.
terday, charged with inaugurating beef steak
row at Montgomery's restaurant. seizing a
outlet he proceeded to garnish the face Of 9
domestic named Mrs. Murphy, whereupon the
irate female had him arrested. No one ap-
peared to prosecute yesterday, and the prisone,
was accordingly discharged. rr
George A. Morest, of Cambridge, Minn., wa.
up before United States Commissioner Cardoze
yesterday. BE was arraigned on the double
charge of selling leaf tobacco and cigars with
out having paid the special internal revenu,
term of the United States district court. th,
bail being fixed at 5000, and his own recog
nizance taken.
Officer Brousseau received the sad intelli
gence yesterday, of the death of his brothe
Richard. Deceased was resident of this cit,
four years ago, but since then has been iyin,
in British Columbia, having emiglated thithe
with his father and other members of tn
family. Officer Brousseau has the cordia
sympathy of his comrades on tho force an,
many friends in his affection.
man named NICHOLAS Kaufman Impe
into the municipal court yesterday afternoo
and complained of having his anatomy para
lyzed by fragment Of rock thrown by Sheer
head John. A section of granite was produce
to substantlate the assertion, in addition t
which the Paralyzed party exposed a tam
looking bruise. No cause was assigned for I'll
act, and the outrage, if such it was, will /
ventilated to-day.
A committee on fire apparatus, from Abe
Lea, consisting of W. P. Sergeant, president
the common council, and AID. r. Er;ch.o
visited this city yesterday, for the purpose
- examining improved machinery for extinpuis
ing fires. The gentlemen named, accountant,
by Chief Strong, inspected the fire squeichin
apparatus as used by the st. Paul departmen
and as they were favorably impressed thew "
recommend accordingly.
The festive agility of runaway team
Wabashaw street yesterday afternoon produc
temporary but very lively sensation. T
animals started to run from in front ,f No.
Wabashaw street, and didn't let up until
gronnd had been covered between that local;
and College avenue. Beyond the consternati
created no material harm was done. but 1
escapes were numerous and almost miraculo,
as the street was exceedingly crowded.
Mr.. John OConnor, of Madison, Wis. =
admitted yesterday to practice in the con
of this State by Judge Wilkin Mr.. OConr
appeared before Messrs. Clough and Bell. CO
mite on examination. and, presenting mum
ous certificates from Wisconsin courts. Unit
States district and circuit courts, was reco
mended for admission without being exs