Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-13
CITY GLoBULEs.


Down go the brick and mp go the walls of the
new market house.
The fremen of No. filed the water barrels
on the bridge yesterday.
The Tidal Wave, Thompson master, left st.
Louis for St. Paul Friday evening.
Excavating for the alley in rear of the Fire
& Marine block has commenced.
The Leiderkranz gave ball last evening at
their hall, corner of Ninth and Exchange
streets.
Yesterday, Pollock, Donaldson & Ogden paid
$1,S13.20 duties on a lot of imported china
from France.
The advertisement of the American Express
company of lost dog should receive attention
from the reading public.
Officer Rouleau ran in drunksn tramp,
yesterday afternoon, who was armed with an
axe he had stolen.
The Arkansas was, last evening, expected to
arrive here during the night and to start on
her return trip this evening.
A sneak thief was nabbed about 10 o'clock
last night while attempting to rob the till of
Bonds saloon. No. 10 East Third street.
James Dillon and Ann Caldwell, both col
ored, servants at bagnio in the city. had a
fight, yesterday, resulting in James thrashing
Ann.
The st. Paul Irish land league held meet
ing last night. Eighty dollars were reported
in new collections and twenty new members
Joined.
By order of City Physician Mattocks, Adam
Snyder, who was arrested, Saturday. on the
charge of insanity, was, yesterday, removed to
the city hospital.
The board of auditors completed their ex-
animation of the county treasury yesterday,
and found everything correct, and the funds
all accounted for.
Maurice Auerbach has bought the old Car
penter house property, and at an early date will
begin the erection of handsome residence on
the beautiful site.
There was a crying need for the street
sprinklers, yesterday A high wind and plenty
of dust made an otherwise famously fine day
infamously uncomfortable.
The GLOBE has the best of evidence that Jer-
ry McCarthy's duck hunt was success. In
fact, Jerry always bags whatever game he goes
for and this trip was no exception.
the Windsor. yesterday. A drunken young
man knocked down a soberold one because, he
said, the old one owed him and wouldn't pay.
Charles Alton went to Jail yesterday, in de-
fault of $500 bail, on charge of horse stealing.
He stole horse and buggy Saturday night
from in front of clothing house on Jackson
street.
Mr.. Charles 81. Burt is home from visit to
his Big Stone county wheat farm. He says
seeding is now in active progress, with the
ground in excellent condition, and everything
most promising for excellent crops.
Capt. John Clark, of the police force, was
afflicted yesterday, by the death of his infant
boy, aged IL months. The child had been
unwell for several days. and yesterday was
seized with spasms, which proved fatal.
With the view of retrenchment in county
affairs, Commissioner Grace has Investigated
the case of William Poucher, candidate for
the Reform school, and considering that the
testimony was not strong enough to commit
the boy he was, yesterday, restored to his
parents.
Two brothers from Dakota county were rid
ing into town through the Sixth ward Sunday,
one in buggy and the other on horseback.
when the one in the buggy, being drunk, took
it into his head to make the other dismount and
succeeded, by drawing a revolver and showing
disposition to use it.
Hon. Fred.l Won Baumbach, secretary OF
state, and p J.. Giesen, Esq, returned yester.
day from hunting expedition of several days
in the vicinity of Redwood Falls. The gen.
tlemen brought with them several geese. few
ducks and badly sun-burned faces to show as
fruits of their trip.
Mr.. Joseph Mickey of the Boston one-price
clothing house has issued price list and self
measurement guide for the spring and sum-
mer of 1880, by means of which parties living
outside of st. Paul can order clothing by mail
and secure as perfect fits, and at the same
prices as by direct purchases at the store. II
is valuable little work, and every family in
the northwest should have one.
Prof. Saroni is experiencing trouble with
the boys agsin. In spirit of wanton mis-
chief or something elseEworse, they are in the
habit of breaking lamps, interfering with
lamp-lghteTs and otherwise annoying and pre-
venting the lighting of the street lamps. At
the corner of Ramsey and Selden streets
seems to be the favorite stamping ground of
the hoodlums.
e Articles of incorporation of the Saltwater
city hospital were filed in the Office of the sec
retary of state yesterday. The incorporators
are Mrs. John McKusick, Mrs. James h.
Spencer, Mrs. B., B. Easton, Mrs. E. d Taylor,
r. DrkIa
B. Davis, Mrs. B. F. Rice, Mrs. Elam Greeley,
Mrs. John G.. Nelson, Mrs. John j. Robertson,
and Mrs. Frank A. Seymour. who are to con-
stitute the first board of directors.