Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-30
CITY aLoBuLEs.
Park concert tonight.

CITY GLOBULEs.
Park concert tonight.
The Diamond 10 steamer Josie was in and
out yesterday.
A number Of emigrants went upxthe st.
Paul.; Minneapolis l. Manitoba railroad last
| evening.
4 Elevator is runninginight and day, and
still is unable to keep up with Tie bu.ines.
offering.
There was decline of two inches in the
river yesterday, .leaving five feet two inches in
| the channel.
| A warrant was issued for the arrest of Henry
@. Jones yesterday, charged with selling liquor
without license.
State Treasurer Pfaender has purchased
SIS, 600 Missouri 6 per cents. for the perma-
nont school fund.
The foundation for Peter Pfeifer's block is
nearly completed, and work upon the super
structure will follow at once
The st. Louis red pressed brick, for the
front of Davidson's jackson street block, are
now being delivered upon the ground. EN
The store of Gordan & Ferguson, lower
Third street, has been greatly improved by a
new front and plate-glass windows.
The Great Union band will render several
new selections, recently received from Berlin,
at the Rice park concert this evening.
Plus Riede was before Judge Flint yesterday
charged with keeping billiard table without
a license. The case was continued until to-
day.
Governor Pillsbury, Attorney General vii.
son and Clerk of tho Court Nichols left last
evening to finish the land business at Crooks
| ton.
Officer Babe lifted lonely drunk from off
the sidewalk in front of the American house
at midnight, and gave him lodgings in the
| lookup.
Capt. Frank H. Pratt, of Rush City, was in
the city yesterday completing arrangements
for building an elevator at that point of Is, 900
bushels capacity.
Theodore Hamm complains that tramps are
a source of constant an noyance to him at his
brewery Instruct ions are given to the police
to run the Migrants in.
shabby-genteel named E. F. Hill, was be-
fore Judge Flint yesterday, charged with vag-
rancy. He was gwen until night to make him.
self scarce.
A brush artist. named Charles Leslie, was up
yesterday, charged with slapping boy named
BERTHE Golding. The hearing resulted in hi,
acquittal and discharge.
The last of the market sheds was removed
yesterday, the roof removed from the old
building, and to-day work will be commenced
on the demolition of the walls.
q
P. j. Cox was arraigned at the municipal
court yesterday for adulterating his seltzer
with too much tanglefoot whisky. He was i'm
INJURED in the bastile for four days.
The Keokuk Northern packet Mitchell wa
In and out yesterday, bringing in gooe
freight and over q hundred cabin passengers
and having an equally large passenger tril
out.
1t is said May Fisk tried to set the polio,
station ON fire SO that the boys would have t,
be herded in Rice park with the dears who fire
quent Its shade. fellow feeling makes on,
wondrous kind.
lively runaway took place abnut O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The animal took fligh
at the Sibley street depot, and after brisl
run was caught in the vicinity of Rosabe
and Eighth streets. The harness and Wagon
were badly demoralized.
The May Fisk blondes seem to have satisfied
all creditors excepting the p. p. Driscol
wasn't around last night to see the show, but
he corrup. the morals of his young men-witt
bill for 1880. Dick saw May and sh,
promised to meet him after the show, and b,
departed feeling highly elated, the old masher
Another burglary and loss of a gold watch b,
the visit came to light yesterday. 1t happened
last Tuesday night. At that time Mr.. VIM
Morris was at large; undoubtedly it was q piece
of his work. The watch belonged to the father
of Mr.. j. II. Sanders (Sanders Il Mathews
levee.) Mr.. Sanders residence, No. 1928 Eight
street, was entered and the watch, an heirloom
in the family, taken.
A writ of cerltorari was issued by the So
preme court yesterday in the case of thu
State of Minnesota vs.. Ludwig Brinck
hauser and Lizzie Brinckhauser, respond
ents. proceeding growing. out of ar
alleged assault and battery by the re
village of Jordan, Scott county. The writ i.
made returnable October z, 1879.
1t was expected that Louis Evans, the Owe,
tonna postofice robber, would be released on
bail yesterday. His bond was fixed by United
States Commissioner CORDOBA at $500, and
Evans mother, in Terre Haute, had signifed
her intention of coming to his rescue with the
ready cash. The amount, $500. will be forth.
coming to the care of Chaplain Robert Smith
to-day, and Evans will likely be released.
| claim for 1921 ,S21.22 against the estate of
the late George Culver has been filed in the
probate court by Albert Armstrong, receiver in
the suit Of Martin Delaney against Robert A.
Smith. The claim against the estate ia based
on certain debts contracted by Gilbert Dutch.
Il er, deceased, during his management of the
Metropolitan hotel, and the claim is the mn.
shot of complicated and contested accounts
that have been before the public for several
years. No date has been fixed for the bearing
Arumor was current on the streets yesterday
and apparently we'll founded, that DR.. Mintze,
had sold his race horse NIintzer, formerly
Garry Owen, now at Saratoga, for the comfort.
able sum of $50, 600. the transaction being by
telegraph. Mintzer has been a valuable race
horse this season, having won nearly every one
OF his engagements, and beating some of the
best race horses in the country. Six months
ago DR.. Mintzer offered the horse to q party In
this city for $3.50.
The st. Joseph Fire and Marine Insurance
company, of st. Joseph, No., has reinsured lte
risks in the German American Insurance com.
Pany, OF New York. and retired from business.
me company had made money and was in ex.
celient condition. but in view of excessively
low rates the future looked forbiddinp, and the
directors voted to retire from the field. The
Roger Williams Insurance company, of Provi-
dence, r. l., has also reinsurgd it's business in
the Home, of New York.