Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-06
CITY GLOBULEs,

The petit jurors summoned for the present
term of the district court are required to be in
attendance this morning at 10 o'clock.
A tailor named Bowling was parading the
streets on yesterday, boisterously drunk. He
was given a lower berth at the station by Capt.
CLARK. -.s'-t a. -s. 49, ..
Among the arrivals registered at the Mer-
chants yesterday were twenty-five persons from
Canada and Manitoba. St. Paul is becoming
tavorite jumping-of place for our Canadian
cousins.
drunken soldier was found lying ut the
edge of the Ceder street bluff yesterday after
noon, trying to initiate the example of the man
who suicided at that place on Friday. He was
taken to the lookup by Officer Babe. -}t
Albert Pell, NJ. P, and Claire s. Read, M.
P, with the rest of the British royal commits
sion, will leave this morning for an extended
tour over the st. Paul & Pacific railroad. Mr.
J. Il. Drake, land commissioner Of the St.
Paul d Sioux City road, will have charge of
the party.
Frank Williams, the man who deserted his
family few days since, was heard from on
yesterday. A letter was received by Mrs.
Williams from her husband, in which he re-
quested her to dispose of her go DDS and Join
DCOCeeO
the present week.
desperate looking character was OBJ
served on Wabashaw street last night and
being unable to give an account of himself he
was taken to the station by. Capt. Clark and
Oicer Baer. Two ugly looking knives were
found upon his person and he refused to dis
close his identity.
The return of the Hon. AR. McGill and bride,
signalized on Saturday evening by pleasant
reception at their residence, No. 247 Wabashaw
street. The friends of the happy couple were
present in full force, and the affair may be
characterized as one of the most ENJOYABLE So
| cial events of the season.
Three rowdies named Peter Mueller, John
Erickson and p. Leideranz, entered Linstedts
boarding house on Seventh street yesterday
afternoon. conducting themselves in such a
disgusting manner as to brighten the female
inmates from the house. They were arrested
| by officer Hanft, who brought the trio of
brutcs to the station.
MIR. Owen Sullivan, the pedestrian, desires it
| announced that he will not consent to partici-
pate in the ten mile walking match advertised
to take place in Minneapolis. The use of his
name in connection with the match is wholly
unauthorized, and was gotten up by irrespon-
slbe parties as an advertising dodge simply to
| attract a crowd. Mr.. Sullivan holds himself in
readiness to match Mr.. Hunt, according to
the challenge issued few weeks since, the
terms of which have previously been pub.
| llshed.
bold robbery took place Saturday af.
ternoon, at Bells farm, situated about fou,
miles from this city, on the White Bear road
IN the township of Little Canada. The rob.
berry occurred about clock in the afternoon
during the absence Of the family, and the bur
glars succeeded in making quite an extensive
haul: Among the articles taken were a gold
watch and chain, a quantity of bed clothing
and silverware, together with the entire ward.
robe OF one of the gentleman members of the
family: The thieves gained entrance by way
OF the kitchen window, and the articles stoler
We're carried away in a white sack. numbe,
OF the articles were marked, and it is thought
that the robbers will be apprehended.