Daily globe., 1879-06-25
CITY GLoBuLEs.

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The rain yesterday forenoon was pleasant and
beneficial. 81
The K. N. Packet company announce the
palatial steamer Rob Roy for st. Louis at 10 N.
to-day.
The members of the Great Western band
will shortly appear in handsome new uni
forms. stss Gsza.z.sst .s .a
This evening the Great Western band gives
one Of its enjoyable electric light CONCERTS at
Lake Elmo. /
During the remainder of the season Mr..
Grote will probably give two instrumental con-
certs a week.
Tickets for the High school graduating ex
ercises at the Opera House Friday evening are
going off fast.
An exceedingly drunken individual was found
IN an exhausted condition by Officer De Corsey
last night and trundled to the station.
Awarrant was issued on complaint of Jacob
Vahlert yesterday for the arrest of John Ander-
son, charged with making dangerous threats.
/ Damascus Commandery Knights Tehplar-
leave for the Waterville camp this morning,
The Great Union band will furnish the music.
| seven year old French lad sought shelter
at the station last night. He claims to have
lost his way and states that his parents reside
in West st. Paul.
A man named Morris, residing on Columbia
street, had lis collar bone broken night before
last in trying to jump from moving train on
the st. Paul q Pacific railroad.
i A letter to Samuel Fl. Nichols, of the su-
preme court, from his brother at Fergus Falls,
Monday, the 23d, says: 80 hot to-day we can
hardly exist-9O in the shade''
The Rice Park concert, intended for this
evening, is postponed to Thursday evening, as
the Great Union band is engaged to accom-
pany the Knight Templars to Watervllle.
PIT. Kavanagh sold yesterday at pnblic auc-
tion the property advertised on Bedford street.
near the Lincoln school, for $940 in cash. John
Swenson and John Mcdonald were the pur-
chasers.
A saloon keeper named George Geib swore
out a warrant, yesterday, for the arrest of a
man named Frederick Paff, on the charge OF
demolishing furniture and otherwise creating q
disturbance.
As an agency for frightening horses, lively
; music takes the cake. While the French pro-
cession was marching down Wabashaw street
yesterday forenoon, a farmers team got badly
frightened at the band. No damage was done
The installation of the officers of Pioneer
Lodge No. 5, ST. Paul, and j. X. Hilyard lodge
| Minneapolis, A. F. & A. NJ, took place at Pho
neer lodge room, Jackson street, last evening
| The installation was public, and was witnessed
by number of interested spectators. Thes'
two the only colored Masonic lodges in tn,
State.
"A narrow escape from serious accident tool
, place on Fort street. yesterday forenoon. Will
driving on that thoroughfare horse in charg
:, Of boy named August Gantzer, took frigh
, from stone thrown by another boy. Young
Gantzer was thrown from his feet and dragge.
quite a distance, fortunately sustaining nj
serious injuries.
At o'clock yesterday morning Conducto
Abbey ran out a special train on the st. Pau
l. Sioux City road carrying President E. F
: Drake, Gen. ]. W. Bishop, A. n. Wilder
! John f. Lincoln, and several of the New Yor]
stockholders on tour IF general inspection
, The train reached Sioux Falls last evening, an,
! will be at Sioux City to-day at noon, and re
9 turns here Thursday evening.
It is rumored that Charles Markus, or Mar
Gus, whose arrest at Muscatine, Iowa. was an
f nounced in kilograms in yesterdays GLOBE
charged with burglaries and foEgerie. at Chi
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city, having held position in one of ou
national banks. Marcus has turned out to
q one of the shrewdest thieves, forgers and con
! fidence men in the country. The TELEGRAPH
r adds, land the postofice authorities have bee
on his track for some time.'
The famous James brothers, of Missouri
: known all over the country for their DARN
. robbcries and bloody encounters in past years
- and supposed to have been with the Younge
brothers in their attack upon the Northfel
bank, appear to have located at Leadville, Co
1 The Chronicle of that place, in its issue of th
= 10Th, says: The noted James brothers Of Mis
souri, are known for their daring crimes th
world round. They came to Leadville 81
weeks ag". At hrst they kept little shady
= spent daylight in their camp five miles frol
the city. But during the past three weeks the
II may be seen every hour in the day in convers,
!. tion with other desperadoes in the most publ
i places in the city. It is said that they are hel
to help develop the camp.
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