Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-10
CITY GLoBULEs.

C1II GLObULES.
The United States circuit court will open on
the fifteenth inst, to complete the June cal
endar.
The Third ward Hancock club will meet in
their new quarters, Erd's block, at 7.30 o'clock
tomorrow evening, to perfect the organization
of the club.
The banks and wholesale houses generally
suspended business yesterday afternoon to al
low their employees to visit the fair at Mime
apolis.
P. T. Kavanagh sold at auction yesterday
the cottage and lot No. SO Iglehart street, for
$1. 400 in cash. Police Officer Vim. Dolan
was the purchaser.
The hotels and stores of ST. Paul have been
about as crowded this week as they would have
been had 1t been st. Paurs instead of the
Minneapolis fair week.
The st. Paul rifle club at its last meeting de-
cided to have its regular weekly shooting We'd
nesday afternoon, beginning at 2 P. IL, on the
club grounds on Dayton's bluff.
Adam Heck has resumed his wholesale liquor
business at No. 78 West Third street, and next
Saturday evening will open sample room in
connection with his Wholesale store.
Heavy losses of sheep, pigs and poultry are
said to have lately occurred in West st. Pau.
township, four to 1--WE miles out of the city,
which are attributed to timber wolves.
A decision was made by Judge Brill yester-
day vacating an order to inspect books in the
case of Dwight Woodbury. against the Chicago
q Northwestern railroad company and
others.
The Silver Star base ball club of this city
will play a match game with the Saltwater
nine tomorrow afternoon at the latter city.
TIE Silver Star club has been reorganized and
presents very strong nine. Some good sport
| Is promised.
| The hearing in the contested will case of De-
borah 8. Thompson, deceased, in whioh her
son Almond has brought suit to break the will,
was resumed In the probate court yesterday af-
ternoon. The testimony is likeiy to consume
several days.
The public are respectfully invited to call at
Birge, Williams & Co.'s Office, on Wabashaw,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, Sherman
block, room No. !, and witness the operation of
their patent fire alarm indicator, which is now
in full operation.
The brother of Barbara Reynolds called at the
police court yesterday and swore out warrant
for Pete Reynolds, on the charge of assault and
battery. He had with him fragment of club
which he states was broken by Reynolds over
Barbara's head. They are hard lot
A man named Peter Duval was arraigned at
the police court, yesterday, charged with as
saulting young man named Chris. Eibert.
The fight occurred Wednesday morning and Du-
val was arrested on @ warrant. The hearing
was continued till tomorrow morning.
Peter Duval, who called on Judge O'Brien
yesterday, as elsewhere noticed, left his horse
and buggy standing near Michaud's store while
he was absent in court. On returning, he
found that some one had inspected the rig and
| stolen afine lap robe, 1t was, no doubt, taken
| by sneak thief.
| There were only 2s0 by actual count in the
enormous Garfield and Arthur procession
! last night which went to Minneapolis. The
colored brethren were placed in the rear al
| though the white trash were ashamed of them,
It was dismal gang.
| The police court yesterday was deserted, in.
dicating that the regime Of Law and order had
once more gained supremacy. The bull pen
contained but one culprit, simple drunk.
His name was Dugan and he stated that he had
not been drunk before since the fourth of July.
He wanted to go home and was told to skip.
| Wednesday was the birthday Of Mr..
August Eggert, and was celebrated by large
party of his friends, who surprised him by an
evening visit at his residence, corner of Reaney
and Weide streets, Dayton's bluff. With mu.
sic and dancing, beautiful floral gifts, good
| friendship and courteous hospitality, the 90.
casion was made most enjoyable one. Among
these present were several friends of Mr.. Eg.
| CERT from Milwaukee and Chicago.
| The st. Paul warehouse and elevator compa.
ny is preparing to erect an office and business
building in front of elevator A, ON Third street.
The building will be four stories, 1.-TWO below
the sidewalk) and will have brick front of l2C
feet on Third street, with arohways under the
second story at either end for driveway to
4 and from the elevator in the rear. The com.
pany will have its offices in the new building
and will rent the other business and Office
rooms.
What almost proveda serious accident oc.
CURED in the yards of the st. Paul 4 Manito.
ba Railroad company, about noon yesterday
resulting In slight injuries to an employe Of
the road named Martin Devine. Young Devine
attempted to board switch engine, and in &C
doing he missed his footing and fell, one of the
wheels brushing his right hand and foot. he
was removed to st. Joseph's hospital and at
| tended by DR.. Murphy, who pronounces the
injuries Of slight and trivial nature. He will
| rapidly recover.