Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-28
CITY GLOBULEs.

. The afternoon train in from White Bear yes
terday consisted of ten coaches, all full 0
: passengers.
Chas. Gross trimmed the platform for th
, Saturday night meeting. Ii was we'll an
/ tastily dore.
The Farmers and Mechanics bank. defunc
last Friday, has made an assignment to Mr.
! VIM. D. Kirk.
The Hamline university will be dedicated OF
the 2Oth of Jaly 1t is expected that Bishol
4 Foss ~ill oficiate.
DIAMOND JOS big boat, the Mary Morton, wa
IN from Dubuque yesterday evening. and viii
leave for st. Louis his morning
While chopping wood, Saturday, the yeun,
son of Mr.. Fry, Of the Hotel 10 The Wild Hunter
received painful scalp wound. The injurie.
are not considered serious.
The Belle of La Crosse of tie Keokuk
Northern line was here last night. to leave ful
st. Louis at noon to-day The next boat of thu
same line will be the Minneapolis which Ia td
leave for st. Louis at noon Wednesday.
The open air concert of the Great Union
band at Schades Garden yesterday afternoon
was somewhat interferred with by the rain. vel
there was large crowd in attendance not
| withstanding tho numerous attractions in other
places. A.
The, annual exhibition of st. Joseph's Acad-
envy for young ladies, will take place on
] Wednesday,, the 30th inst. An inviting pro-
gramu,e has been made out for the closing Ell
ercises and all concerned anticipate an enioya.
bic tune.
Night before last an sestheticaly inclined
thief named James Berry entered O'Regan's $
saloon Oh Minnesota street and cabbaged two
| vases containing flowers. He was arrested
| carly yesterday morning by Capt. Clark and
Detective Bresett
The fire department will give an exhibition
.his afternoon of new hose apparatus called
the Simese coupling. The coupling is 80 ar
ranged that four steamers may be connected
with single head, thus enabling them to th row
yery powerful stream in case of emergency
The exhibition is nOunced at three o'clock Of
the city hall.
The sale of the seats for the opera on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings will begin at the
Opera House this morning. The sparkling
comic operas of 'rhe Grand Duchess" and
''Girote- Giroha" underlined, and it i.
safe to say they will be NEST acc, ptably rem
their proper representation.
Peter Deiner. barkeeper a; Smiths saloon on
Jackson st,eet, had narrow escape Saturday
from serious injury. He was engaged in re-
moving n box of bottled goods " hen pop
bottle exploded, piece of the lass lodging in
bis neck and creating All ugly cash. IL was at
first thought the jugular had been severed, but
such, fortuna ely, was not the case. The in
Juries were dressed by DR.. Hagan, and he will
soon recover.
few minutes before noon Yesterday do
nestle at the American house discovered fire
among the long stringe.s owned by the street
car company, and located in the rear of what
was formally Krauft's summer garden Mr.
Walsh was Informed of the fire and with the
assistance of his men the fire was soon extin-
guIshed. The discovery WAS most timely as it
would have otherwise led to All EXTENSIVE con-
hagratlOn. The fire was evidently started by
an iGceDdialy.
About P. NJ. yesterday two intoxicated men
and one active small boy surged at one time
against temporary railing put up at the K N.
wharf, which was calculated for not more than
one drunken man or one small boy. The rail
gave way and the two men and boy fell in the
water. The boy. thoroughly scared, but only
half Drowned. was rescued by Officer Calvin,
who then assisted in pulling out one of the
men, while Others of the bystanders pulled out
the other soak.
At late hour night before last Officer
O'Keefe was called to private bagnio in the
rear of the foundry on Eagle street, where a
night was In progress between two disreputable
females named Nellie Clark and Cora MaGee
The latter WAS in the act of removing her bag
gage from the house and was prevented by
Nellie Clark who became exceedingly vulgar
and noisy. She was lodged in the cooler and
her companion Was afterwards hauled to The
lookup in an express wagon.
As keeper of the City Hall tower JAilor Jess
rang is frequntly requested to supply his en-
forced guests with literature and reading mat
ter In bis forts to iDculcate moral truths
and enlighten the benighted minds of the de-
praved prisoners be is frequently subjected to
the most humiliating drawback. Especially
on Sunday, is there frequent demands for
something tu while away the time. Yesterday
depraved onlprit asked for something to read
and in accordance with his custom ON the Sab
bath, the old man brought out the bible tend
eriDg the bread of life with words of consola-
ton. The hardened wretch spurned the prof
fered book and asked for the Police Gazette.
Jessrang turned away and wept.
The unreliability OF the Mankato reporter of
the p. p. one day lsst week caused serious in
convenience to one person, at least, Mr.. j. F.
Mcintosh. of Robert street Mr.. Mcintosh as
on his way to Heron Lake for the purpose
of concluding contract for lot of
sheep on Cruikshank's farm, when he read in
the unreliable sheet named an announcement
of the death of Mr.. Macbeth, of Mankato, who
had for a long time past been q warm friend.
Mr.. Mcintosh concluded to stop over train to
offer his coincidence to the widow. He did 3d.
but was somewhat astonished TO find Mr.. Mac
beth sitting beneath his own vine and fg-tree,
suffering slightly from recent paralyti stroke
but likely tosurvive for many years. Mr.. McIn-
tosh Is out over hundred dollars ON the sheep
trade, besides the coat Of his trip to Heron
Lake, and all on account of q paragraph written
by careless reporter. He now declares that
hereafter he will depend for information only
on the GLOBE.