Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-15
CITY GLOBULEs.

| ~ = 6 .
| inst.
| Bricklaying will be commenced on the David
son block Monday. ,a
The delinquent tax list for 1878 was filed at
the district clerks Office, yesterday.
| Tim sportsmen's club gave their usual week
| ly shooting tournament at lake Como, yester-
| day. f5u
| The favorite X. N. Packet Belle, of La Crosse
is at the levee this morning, and will leave for
st. Louis at NJ. A'Aa ~
Judgment in favor of plaintiff was rendered
by Judge Brill yesterday, in the case Of Chris.
tan Michael vs.. J. J. Dewey ct al. @
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill yes
terday, granting new trial in the case of
William X. Mills ct al. vs.. Van Dyer q Go.
Sam Coles, the veteran manager and COM
median, has taken up his residence at
of the Alhambra. e
The Great Western band, under the leader
ship of Prof. Geo. Seibert, will be at Minneha-
ha this afternoon. Trains leave St. Paul at
1:3O and $500 P. NJ.
Officer Kenealy arrested Foley, the fiddler,
down on Minnesota street, where he was max
the atmosphere reverberate with his musical
Rawlings. Very drunk.
A party of well-known officials, ex-aldermen
and others, visited Forest Lake yesterday on
fishing excursion returning at nightfall with
over 2OO pounds of fish.
The rain Friday night was liberal and general
in the Red River valley section heretofore
neglected this spring, and from which neglect
the cropS were hepinnino % suffer.
Michael Rowland and Luther Sparks, the
Minneapolis hoodlums, convicted for cruelty
beating horse, paid their fines yesterday, and
were released from durance.
The case Of Ernest Fryman, charged with
despiteful conduct towards his neighbours bet
ter half, was called in the municipal court yes
terday, and continued until tomorrow.
Ex-Gov. Ramsey left for Chicago yesterday
! and will return on Tuesday 1t is confidently
asserted that the visit has no connection with
the secretaryship of the war department..
Paul Union Depot company, has opened an
Office on the second floor of Prince block, corner
of Third and Jackson streets. That looks like
business.
The commission appointed to appraise prop
erty in Stinson's addition, to be condemned
for the proposed Chicago, st. Paul & Minne-
apolis railroad, paid second visit to the local
ity, yesterday.
While enjoying the music at Rice park last
evening, a collision took place between car
riage occupied by DR.. Hagan and a pheton
driven by DR.. Wharton. Considerable damage
was done to one of the front wheels OF the
phseton, aside from which no injuries were sus-
tanned. ri.
The rooms Of the Y. III. G. A. have been
handsomely refnrnished. handsome carpet
has been laid upon the floor of the general
reception rooms, neat blinds hung to the win
dows, and on the whole a most comfortable
ard homelike appearance has been given to the
| rooms.
John Seeger's horse ran away again yester-
day. He was tied in front of the shop op-
posite Rice Park, got frightened at the. music,
| broke loose and plunged down Fourth street.
| Officer Nygaard captured the runaway on
| Wabashaw street. Three times in one week
is getting rather monotonous, surely.
What might have proved serious accident
occurred to MIR. Charles Chinn, while driving
near the railroad track on st. Anthony hill yes
terday afternoon. When the railroad
| track the front axle of his buggy broke, letting
the vehicle suddenly to the ground, and the es-
| cape from serious injury is considered almost
miraculous. @
George H. Stahlman slyly left for an Eastern
trip some days since, returning yesterday
| morning accompanied by his bride, formerly
Miss Lizzie Enslau of Harmony, Pa, at which
| place the ceremony was performed on the 10Th
| instant. George was receiving congratulations
yesterday, and says the old haunts will know
him no more. 80 ".s -,.-st'-.4
The tenth annual saengerfest Of the Mime
sofa Saengerbund will be held at Minneapolis
on the Goth, 21st and 22nd days of the present
month. The programme, pu blished in our ad-
vertising columns, will show that there will be
series of entertainments of rare excellency,
and there will no doubt be plenty of people
there to see. --.,r go :.
Report was made at police headquarters that
some thirteen to twenty tramps make habit
of congregating nightly in Schurmeiers lum.
Der yard, on Wacouta street, and make the
night hideous with their carousals. As the 10.
cahty is very near engin house No. 2, it would
be a good plan TO have the boys dampen down
the uramps lodging house. N1Et
The United States circuit court meets to-
morrow. Judge Dillon will preside. The petit
| Jurors for the term will not be required to be
in attendance until the 10th inst, Thursday.
Owing to the com promise effected in the pine
land trespass cases, the host of witnesses sum.
moned relative to this business will not be re.
quired at this term of court. g&
An old veteran named John T. Upton visited
the city few days since for the purpose oil
drawing on Uncle Sam for his pension money
He drew his shekels and proceeded to get roy
ally budged. He was before Judge Flint, yes.
terday, charged with drunkenness and was put
in the cooler for fourteen days, at the expira
tiou of which he may be cured OF the jim-jams
Rev. Jabez Brooks, of the University, is nov
engaged in making final school examination.
for admissions to the University and High
school. Last week he visited the schools al
Red Wing and Lake City, both of which, h,
says, are in good condition and doing excellent
work. He reports growing ambition among
the pupils to fit themselves for the STATE
diploma.
Mr.. E. A. Holdridge, secretary of the Y. M
G. A., and bride reached home yesterday
Both have had delightful trip East, and OF
their arrival home yesterday host of Friends
extended to them cordial greeting. Mr.
Holdridge returns with renewed zeal to tn
discharge of his numerous and laborious du
ties in connection with his Office as secretary O
the Y. M. G. A.
An extra train will be run to and from Still
water on the st. Paul, Saltwater & Taylor
Falls road the present week. The train vii
leave st. Paul at 7:15 A. NJ, arrive at Elmo a
1853 A. NJ, and Saltwater at S:15 A. NJ. Return
ing it will leave Saltwater at 6:45 P. NJ. reacl
Elmo at 7:l0 P. NJ, and st. Paul at 745 p NJ
This is in addition to present trains whic
will continue to run as usual,
The p. P. gang are so sick of scoops tina
they staggered in on the mayor, yesterday, an,
whined Doubtless he answered the crow
that policemen were forbidden to enter saloon