Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-25

board the Aunt Betsey when she started ont
ct o'clock. The Great Union band furnished
the music
A traveller, down from Wahpeton, yesterday,
reports that the st. F.. NJ. d ID. graders have
been withdrawn from the Breckenridge
branch, the grade being now completed to the
west bank Of Maple river. The men are prob
ABLY being transferred to the GAINESVILLE and
Fargo branch.
David Hoar, the man not afraid OF his bulge,
and sweet William Branton, who bulldozed bis
better half, were both released from the bas-
tile Yesterday on recommendation of the cham
cellor. They both escu, ed work and are amia-
BILE enough fellows when not under the infiu-
ence Of bad whisky.
.,;., ,,..,v ~ mont al en- rrmb.r tbrs.
.--s..s :. e.. h,naro5 ,,.-.or. :. - Iaav.
r. Soil. Giant for the Minneapoli. fair.
Their route ia by way Of Dubuque and Austin
and have the round trip for $lO each. The
party will also visit st. Paul and Will proba-
bly, extend their excursion from here.
Na.-lv all che men connected with the late
~. q. D.,
strlke Ia tne niaonine snop' - 'Ae W.
Minneapolis d Manitoba ROAD, resumed WORK
yesterday morning. Inefe was no eAcitemenG
hannened A few of the more turhulent ones
did not put in an appearance, but it is thought
they will be on hand to-day.
rha aoodbua c,nntv de.e,ation tn the DEM
- .C.,..-.s-.;o.., .o,uo,t;on ,vh;oh ,,ea.s
oclosio oons 'oea.oa".
at LIE Sueur ct IL o'clock noon today, arrived
in the city last evening ana registered az the
Merchants. Inc following named gentiemen
comprise the deiegation, VIZ: =. y. Fierce, "
NJ. nan, d. Mclu.yls' N Ii. =; =. nionlnn-
49,
In accordance with resolution Oh the Doaro
of directors OF the suiphures SILVER mining
company, Mr.. Charles Shandrew, the treasurer
and one of the directors of the company, left
yesterday for Lake City, Colorado to superin-
tend putting in machinery for working tho
mine, which Is proving rich beyond the most
sauguine expectations. He will be absent
some two months.
ch,. K.tohrr, had .,so heen 10 the blazs,
Init ba didn't catch on worth q cent. Ont Of
nure disgust he became drunk, and he was
yanked to the cooler by the frisky policemen.
BE was up yesterday charged with budging, and
begged hard to be let down light. He wanted
to 20 home worse than any man you ever saw,
and his sentence was suspended fifteen min.
utes for him to get out. 1t was perfect side
show to see him hustle.
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Issai acciuen' o'ouiie0 W 'uo Nv eu''
Chicago Omaha ROAD near Menomenee, WIS
oonsin, eunaay n.g ad ti,1ad an I hn ~. 1--WE
s sra;r g" from At Pani going east. He is sup.
posed to have attempted to cross bridge,
and fading the task difficult to have csmped
on the track. After being killed by the pas
seuger train q freight train tore his body into
FRAGMENTS and the body was picked up in
small pieces.
..ra a;.. .d Ioh,
chronic sas Anu nenui0an' nsmeu JUN =,
Wolf was at the police court yesterday charged
with soliciting aims from the merchants on
Seventh street. He was up last week and dis
charged on .ne prose =! :e soJ ,a oS" W ia
Leave for Minne.nolis Instantly. Tho chancel-
ior eynlained that he had a wife and il boti, of
them ieft town thew had batter be allowed to
90. He was released on this condition and
Cautioned NOT to show mn again.
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Charles Phelps screwed his sand TO the
sticking point on tanglefoot bulge and then
swore that he could tackle a million wild cats
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