Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-02
CITY 0LOBULES

Tho members of the fire and pslice depart
ments were paid their June stipends yesterday.
The city treasurer discussed $5,4OO yester-
day, mainly to the police force and FIRE depart
ment.
Action against the violaters of the berry
ordinance was dismissed by Judge Flint, yes
terday. a.a
card elsewhere announces the dissolution
OF the firm of Fetsch d o. German, general to-
bacconists, Ill East Third street, Mr.. O'Gorman
| retiring. =
The Summit avenue lookout is the place to
60 this hot weather, especially on the fourth of
July. Take your friends and see the sights
from the lookout.
Abe Shuman is after a man named Frank
Dufore with warrant fer fast driving over the
West st. Paul bridge.
Yesterday was good day for divorces. Judge
Brill loosed the marital bonds in one instance.
and took the conjugal infelicities of another
| couple under advisement. sItasss
The harness of horse driven by a notorious
| member OF the demi monde gave way near the
corner of Third and Jackson street, Yesterday
afternoon, and almost resulted in an accident.
The committee having in charge the examina-
ton of candidates for the legal profession will
meet IN the district court room at 10 o'clock
next Saturday, when those desiring initiation
are requested to be present.
The circus is coming and with it a whole
host of stragglers thieves and sneaks. Win
dow tastenings, door locks, etc. , had better be
looked 10, or the good people of St. Paul will
De out more than the price of admission to the
show.
search warrant was issued to man named
Micheal Kohoe yesterday, who suspects Bo-
| hemlan named Frank Plaskit, working in a
grubbing camp near Reserve, having abstract
60 silver watch fnom his vest pocket during
his absence.
The new resort for pleasure seekers known
as Arcadia park and pleasure grounds" lust
opened by Mr.. George Schnable at White Bear
bids fair from its many attractions to become
very popular place of resort. It will be q
good place to 20 Fourth of July.
Adjutant General Van Cleve has issued the
| following commissions to officers of the Mar
shall Rifles, the militia company recently or
ganized at Marshal, Lyon county: Captain,
.. Webster; First Lieutenant, J. N. Blake: Sec
ond Lieutenant, G. Catlin. The COMPANY
numbers fifty enlisted men.
The neighborhood of Thirteenth and Jack
son streets was made hideous last evening by
the dlsgraceful oigies of number of dissolute
men and boys, who took possession Of an
empty house and proceeded to raise terrific
ructlon. The police should see that the dis
graceful affair is not repeated.
An alarm from box IL came in about o clock
yesterday. The fire department made quick
response, and found the fire under the sidewalk
IN 'front.' OF Mrs. Oysters, No. 1876 West Third
street. 1t was soon put out. Doubtless the
hre originated from burning cigar, which
some careless smoker had dropped.
At r. Barden's Office can be seen specimen
heads OF Fife wheat grown in the vicinity of
Hamilton station on the St. Paul & Sioux CITY
road, measuring fully six inches in length, the
berries growing close together. At least an.
1tner inch will be added to the length of the
head when the grain gets its growth.
Peter Jerome, No. 81 Robert street, saloon
ist, reported the loss of 81 at the station
yesterday. The loss befel him the night be-
fore, and was done by a dextruus hand in
opening his till, while a crowd of drinkers were
being served with liquid 4th Of July. Jerome
was unable to place the man by face, figure or
clothes, who had done him SO neatly.
A meeting of ex-soldiers and young men
will be called in few days to organize a mill
tary association for St. Paul or Ramsey county.
as the basis of militia organization, with the
purpose OF bringing sufficient influence to
pear to impress the legislature at its next ses-
sion with the need of providing tor State
militia sufficient for any emergency.
Officer Cook last night observed suspicious
looking sneak hugging the walls on Jackson
street and accosted him. The fellow was mild
as a lamb and child-like in blandness. The
onlcer thought him too meek to be left out in
the night and escorted him to the station, but
not before searching him and finding set of
less stole from CaldwelIs. 71a I
The Catholic church at Henderson has Just
received splendid top pipe organ of which
Mr.. A. erode, who, by the way, is brother of
of the Sioux City road, is the organist and also
the leader Of the choir. Mr.. G.. is recognized
IN henderson as an accomplished organist
and thorough musician, and certainly de
serves the reputation he bears in this particu-
lar. -.srla
Mr.. A. erode is one of the leading and most
influential German citizens of Henderson, and
Is thorough Democrat in every sense. His
place is known as King Gambrinus' Head
quarters, and is withal most pleasant and
agreeable resort. He was the first man in
Henderson to introduce the celebrated Stahl-
draught or bottled, at his place. Lovers of the
beverage who happen in Henderson should not
fail to give him a call.
Last week party by the name of Reynolds,
boarding at the Webb house, on Eighth street,
had u suit of clothes stolen from him. Yester.
day he was at the police station and reported
that tortune-teller had told him just where
his buds could be found, and he wanted the
police to find 'em. Being either of little faith
or fearing to spoil the charm by letting some
one else than Reynolds tackle the mystery, he
was told to search alone,
Gus Golfers, pos: Office, did the polite to a
lady yesterday for half an hour. She gave her
name and said she wanted her papers. j. He
looked, but found none to her address. She
insisted and seemed anxious. He looked again
older head than Gus asked .'what papers?"
Papers to get married" she blushingly re- |
Piled Gus collapsed as if sun struck and was
carried home too i'll for further work. The |
lady was conducted to the county clerks of |
fce, where she got ''the papers, wanted for
1.5O. .a's--
For unmitigated meanness the exhibition at
the Jackson street depot by st. Paul hack
man last night takes the cake. The eastern
train was about ready to 60 out when hack |
grove 91a up containing lady passenger who was
took the lady's ticket and proceeded to haye
her trunk checked. after which he returned |
with the check and demanded seventy-ive
cents fare. All the woman had was fifty cents
which the hickman declined to take, refusing
to give up the check until he received seventy
five cents. In the meantime the train pulled
out and the poor woman was obliged to remain
over. The fellow should be bounced.
Notice. ia&
The convention of the Minnesota Education
al association appointed to meet at Winona.
August 18th, is postponed until the HOLIDAYS.