Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-11
CITY GLOBULES.

excursion to Taylors FAILS TO take place apou1
the last of this month.
The eight lamp posts lately .ordered to be
set, two at each entrance to the capitol
grounds, were being placed yesterday.
The Ramsey county Veterans association
will hold a meeting at the old court house, to-
morrow Saturday evening. at 1901 H.
Should the wet season continue much longer
some enterprising party might be able to amass
fortune by organizing company for the in
surance of umbrellas.
A result of the storm last night was the
leveling of portion of the fence which sur
rounds Dowlan's wood yard, corner OF Fifth
and Wabashaw streets.
Chief Weber has detailed Officers Casey and
McMahon, and Health Inspectors Patterson
and Meyerding, to assist the enumerators in
taking the census of the city.
Cutters sawmill has been stopped by the
enoroaohment of the rising river, which has
softened the ground and caused the founda-
tions under the machinery to settle.
A lad, ten years of age, son of MIR. Joseph
Pottgieser, residing on Park avenue, left home
on Monday last and failed to return. He was
found by the police yesterday and restored to
his parents.
In abiding to the attempted burglary at
McArdle's residence in yesterdays GLOBE the
location was put at No. 1876 Wabashaw street,
when it should have been the same number on
Iglehart street.
The contractors on the North Wisconsin ex-
tension have been compelled by the heavy
rains to concentrate their labor on the dry
nIn ba in and LOT work Fill
the floods run off.
Work upon the new market house Is progress
s:ng rapidly notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather. The walls of the second story are
nearly completed and some idea of the appear
ance of the same when finished can be OBJ
tanned.
A boarder at Rocheford's New York house,
on Minnesota street, named Michael Cullen,
visited police headquarters last night and
stated that his room had been entered and
robbed of q hat and pair of pants worth i've
dollars.
teamster, named David Burdett, was ar
rested on the lower levee Yesterday, charged
with using a black snake too freely on pair
of stubborn mules. The case was before Judge
Flint in the afternoon, partially tried and con-
tinued until to-day.
Judge OGorman was notified yesterday con-
corning the condition of Patrick Fahey, who is
considered insane. He has been in the county
Jail for three weeks, and it was first thought
that his ALTERATION resulted from hard drink,
bat the malady shows no signs OF decreasing.
The friends of Bayard Commandery Of Still
water are regrettinG that it is ruled out of the
competitive drill at Chicago, because of not
being able to muster thirty-six in ranks. The
oxcpllpOtIV drilled and not
withstanding its lack of numbers makes line
appearance.
Officer Lowell had big job on his hands
last night in the person of a Timber drunk, ar.
rested at the corner of Third and Exchange
streets. Between whisky, and the excessively
warm weather, all the starch was taken out OF
the man and he refused to walk. After much
difficulty he was lodged in the cooler.
The adjourned meeting of the real estate and
house builders takes place at ;the chamber of
commerce at 8 o'clock this evening. Col.
Keifer, chairman of the committee to await on
the real estate men and get their special terms,
is expected to report, and all interested IN the
new departure are expected to attend.
Thomas Powers budged up on tanglefoot
night before last and made it hot for the
guests at Camerons boarding house, seven
ful manner and when refused entrance broke
in the glass. warrant has been issued for
his arrest and the case will be tried to-day.
John Jeramy, convicted of committing an
assault on John and Eliza Fletcher at Pigs
Eye, was arraigned before Judge Wilkin yes
terday morning for sentence. The court SEN
fenced him to pay fine of S75, or to stand i'm
Vrisoned for term not exceeding three months.
lie paid the fine and was discharged.
A young man ned A. Oleson was brought
to st, Paul last evening and taken to St. Jo-
gepb's hospital for treatment. He was injured
At Howard Lake on the 14th of April while
coupling cars on the line of the st. Paul u
Manitoba railroad. His right foot was man
Rled and he sustained several less serious in
iuries.
Chief Justice Wood still continues to make
people happy. Yesterday Ole Olson and Betsie
Nelson sought his good offices to make them
one 1t is needless to say that Judge Wood
was accommodating, and in a few minutes a
happy pair left his august presence as loving
as two turtle doves. They hailed from Folk
county, Wisconsin.
terrific wind storm passed over st. Paul
about IL 80 o clock last night, blowing down a
number of loose signs and breaking several
windows. The effects of the blow were more
visible on JACKSON StTee6 Iudu SlSeWuereB where
q large window was blown in at what used to
be the five cent store, and several large signs
were badly demoralized.
A deed was filed in the register of deeds Of
fee yesterday of the transfer of certain por-
ton of ]. L. Merriam's out lots to Messrs.
Grote & Hinkell for a consideration Of $5, IT'S.
The lots contain thirty-three acres, and will be
used as a pleasure resort. 1t has been named
Union park, and will be open to the public on
or about the glorious Fourth.
couple of frisky youths, named Ath and
Wensers, were at the police court yesterday,
charged with disorderly conduct. The twain
were on a toot night before last, and amused
themselves playing foot ball with strawberry
boxes on Sixth street. They were yanked to
tbe cooler, and Judge Flint administered re-
buke. after which they were discharged.
DIR. G. A. Stein lectured to large audience
nj Turner hall last night on the subject of
G'The proper treatment OF domestic animals. "
The lecture was ably treated, and abounded in
Illustrations, being heard with marked atten-
ton by all present. 1t was received with ap-
plause. and the wish was expressed that it
might be delivered In English and spoken
throughout the State.
The GLOBE mentioned a day or two ago that
Hon. o. o. Pitcher, resident director of the
Normal school board, at Mankato, was in the
CITY to consult with Gov. Pillsbury In regard
TO the damage done to the Normal school build
ino at that Mace by the recent severe storm.