Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-30
CITY GLOBULES.

Messrs. Hess Damcke paid $3.50 duties
on imported goods yesterday.
jackson street was made hideous last night
by the howlings of drunken individual, who
was yanked to the cooler by Officer Cook.
The market house, soon to be completed, will
be lasting monument to the enterprise and
public spirit of majority of the city council.
A man, mule and dray tumbled into the ex-
csvation on the corner of Fourth and Sibley
streets yesterday afternoon. Neither were
hurt.
The condition of William Kearney, the VIC
tim to the murderous street car assault, was
improved yesterday and he will rapidly re-
cover.
Gen. Q. @. Andrews, census supervisor of the
third district, is rapidly closing up his duties,
and expects to make his fiual report next
week.
The Silver Star base ball club will play the
Brown Stockings of Minneapolis on the old
Red Gap grounds Saturday afternoon at 8
o'clock r. N.
The present season is notable for its absence
from fires. Since May 81 there have only been
two alarms of fire, and the damage was slight
in both instances.
The sum of $4,000 was forwarded to New
York yesterday by City Treasurer REM, being
accrued interest on the bonded debt of the
board of education.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest
of man named E. Huttling, charged with
erecting a mansard roof on the head of Ed
ward O'Brien. He will explain to-day
General R. W. johnson has received letter
from his wife announcing her safe arrival at
the residence of their son, Mr.. q. S. johnson,
forty miles from Fort Benton, Montana.
With all due Difference to the city authorities
the GLOBE hazards the remark that the foun-
tain in Rice park ia an unmitigated nuisance.
1t is far from being "a thing of beauty" and
should be abated.
Quitea number of persons throughout the
city are placing new sidewalks in their 'front.'
oaruot this thing become contagious and every
rickety, dangerous sidewalk be replaced by a
new and substantial one.
Mrs. O'Connor came to the police court yes
terday and lodged complaint against her son
Francis, whom she desires to have in the re-
form school. He is said to be bad boy, and
the case will come up this morning.
The boss spread of the season took place at
the White Bear house last evening and was
given by MIR. T. Reardon. The latter gentle
man invited few friends to the lake and
those who attended say the affair was simply
huge.
The annual excursion of the children of the
House of Hope Sunday school took place at
Gray Cloud yesterday. 1890 o'clock bevy
of bright faced, merry girls and boys embarked
on the steamer Aunt Betsey for their destina-
ton. They returned at nightfall after day
of perfect pleasure
The prospect of an immense wheat crop has
stimulated trade in all of its branches. Our
retail merchants are doing much larger bust
ness than ever before, while the wholesale trade
is making extensive arrangements for an i'm
nense business this fall. The future looks
bright and promising.
A horny handed son of toll, named James
Aleck, was before Judge O'Brien yesterday for
having laid down on Third street while beastly
drunk. He was arrested by Officer Clouse and
had over 500 on his person. It was case of
Timber drunk, and the foolish nabob was let of
with fine of three dollars.
Mr.. Fred Richter came down to his store yes
terday morning doubly happy father. There
are two of them, both boys, bright and healthy
babies and Mrs. Richter in doing well. If any
of the lady friends of the family are curious to
know what Fred said when he heard the voice
of the second infant, they must ask Mrs.
Richter.
If there are no cases of cholera morbus
among q lot of boys who were cleaning at the
rear of Third street stores yesterday then rot
ten tomatoes are harmless. The dirty little
rasoals greedily swallowed the nasty things as
if they wese delicious, until disgusted party
who was overlooking their feast scared them
away by throwing his dinner pail at them.
Wednesday afternoon Officer zirkelbach
espied the venerable and dissipated Hannah
Walsh on Third street, where she was trying to
pawn her clothing for drink of tapglefoot.
The old lady was brought to the lookup, and
yesterday morning she was before Judge
O'Brien, who gave her sixty days in the House
of Good Shepherd.
General agent Hair will resume the publica-
ton of his late famous weekly next Saturday.
That is, he will issue a new time schedule for
the st. Paul 6 Duluth railroad. The changes
will not materially affect the present arrange
ments of passenger trains but are necessary
for accommodation of the business of the M.
& st. L. company of the st. P. & D. road.
The present month is marked for the unusual
number of sudden deaths, and the silent reaper
is having big harvest. Last Monday Mr..
John Hendener, father-in-law of Officer Pal
mer, died at his residence on Mulberry street
after short illness. Yesterday forenoon Mrs.
Hnedener was taken i'll, and in a few hours her
spirit had flown to the bosom of her recently
deceased husband.
The alarm of fire from box No. Is at $40
o'clock yesterday morning was caused by the
discovery of flames issuing from the roof of
the fremont House, corner of Eighth and Rob-
ert streets. The department turned out but
the incipient blaze was squelched with few
buckets of water. The fire caught from an
overheated stove pipe and the damage was only
nominal.
The children of the Catholic orphan asylum
enjoyed their annual picnic to White Bear
Lake yesterday, the treat being largely due to
the generosity of MIR. Patrick Butler, under
whose auspices the trip was made possible
The little waits were in charge of Mother
seraphim and tho Sisters, and it is needless to
say that on the score of enjoyment yesterday
was red letter day in their existence.
Ex-policeman Willimovski received postal
card yesterday bearing Mayor Dawson's name
and requesting him to report at the city hall
for duty at o'clock. He was there on time
and the postal card was presented to Chief
Weber, who at once perceived that it was for
gerry. Mayor Dawson was found and declared
the communication anonymous. It was q
base trick, and the desphcable writer should
receive six months.