Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-24
CITY GLoBULEs.

which is expected to be largely increased to-
day.
William Albertson was before Judge O'Brien
yesterday charged with caressing Archie Nc
Leod with chair. He paid fifteen ducats and
costs and was discharged.
A cute looking coon named VIM. Bean was
up yesterday charged with the larceny of a
double eagle from VIM. Frey. The hearing
was continued until to-day.
1t is astonishing how the elements will inter
fere with the cloves young dream" vide the
rain last evening prevented the concert by the
Great Union band in Rice park.
DIR. Wilhelm writes from New York that good
progress is being made with the new apparatus
for the Faribault sugar refinery, and that he
will return to Minnesota about the tirst of next
month.
Two lovers of the weed named Brennan and
and Steerstram, were at the police court yester-
day charged with putting their roots on the st.
Paul bridge. They were reprimanded and dis
charged.
resident of the Sixth ward named Hugh
Chalmers was at the police court yesterday
charged with bulldozing his neighbors. The
riot act was read and he was let off with STU
and costs.
The thunder storm that passed over the city
about one o'clock yesterday morning
played considerable havoc at White Bear lake
in blowing down trees and doing considerable
other damage.
Opera to-night-La Grande Duchesse-The
Nathal Opera company give their initial per-
Torrance tonight, giving La Grande Duchesse,
with full cast and chorus and orchestra A
large sale of reserved seats betokens splendid
| attendance.
The GLOBE is informed that over one hum
dred residents of st. Paul who are sojourning
| temporarily at White Bear lake have been ad-
ded to the census of that favorite watering
place, and omitted from the lists in this city.
How is this, Mr.. Supervisor!
Night before last Johu Cokey visited his sis
| ter's residence in the Sixth ward ard proceeded
to bang in the door. He was yanked to the
| cooler and yesterday morning was before Judge
| O Brien. He was fined Sc, and was given until
Monday to produce the dust.
white-haired and seedy veteran named
Frederick Pfaf was at the police court yesterday
charged with committing an assault on Officer
Mullins. The court gave him bit of the moral
code, and he was fined $40 and costs. Sentence
was suspended during good behavior
The six companies of the Seventh Infantry,
which have been stationed in the Ute country
for several months, arrived at Fort Smelling
Yesterday afternoon. They came from Council
| Bluffs in the same cars in which the Sixth in
| fantry were conveyed to that place.
| The Seventh infantry men who arrived at
| Fort Smelling yesterday, though looking little
weather worn, were in good health and spirits.
mi i .1oll oil fhaf Orf
and general expression of rejoicing during the
afternoon and evening over the reunion of the
regiment.
The commissioners on State printing held g.
meeting at the office of the secretary Of state
Yesterday, to further consider the bids offered
for the State printing for the year ending Nov
1st 1881. After some discussion, the commits
soners unanimously rejected all the bids and
| adjourned to meet July LIST.
The arrival of the Jurors to attend the United
States circuit court, the presence of a small
army of Sir Knights enroute to the Grand Com
mandry at Faribault, and hundreds of tourists
| who seek st. Paul to spend the summer
msnths, filled the hotels last evening TO over
| flowing, and yet We have room for all.
The hea5 was too much for the United States
circuit court yesterday, and very little business
was transacted, the most of the time being
| taken up in the endeavOr to obtain a jury in
the case of 81. b. Claain & Co., ct. al, VS.. the
| insurance companies. Without succeeding the
| court adjourned until 10 A. NJ. to-day.
Once more the water is within the river
banks and even in West st. Paul the waters
are gathered together and the dry land ap-
pears. The "bOw of promise wit many
variegated hues, appeared in the heavens last
evening" and golden sky lent its beauties to a
twilight, rarely equalled for splendor in this or
any other cline.
II NJ Keller, Esq, for ten years past the affa
BILE clerk in the Office of the clerk of the court,
and son of Col. Keifer. left for the "far die
| tant West" last evening. to seek for location
| to establish himself in business on his own
hook. He will visit jamestown, Bsmark and
| other Western cities. Milt. is made of the
stuff that fills The ranks of successful business
men, and with him there is mo such thing as
fall
About II o'clock last night hackman drove
up to the sidewalk on Third, near Franklin
street, and dumped out young man and
woman, both beastly drunk. The hackman
stated that the couple were from Minneapolis,
and that, being without means, they were un-
able to procure place to lodge over night.
They were put under arrest and lodged in the
cooler, the female being so drunk that she had
to be carried to the station.
Judge Miller, associate justice of the SUI
preme court of the United States, who spends q
large portion of his time in u latitude far
south of this, cannot stand the caloric of this
frigid zone, and yesterday afternoon he ordered
the imposing canopy which towers above the
seats OF the judges in the United States court
room, at the custom house, taken down, TO adj
nit of little fresh air. Less style and more
comfort suits this matter of-fact Judge best.
Two gentlemen Of color, named j. Fisher and
L. Carter, occupy the same house on the corner
of Thirteenth and Robert streets. They had
some trouble night before last concerning a
quantity of wood and the affair budded into a
goas-you-please knock down. Each party
visited the police court for a warrant, and they
laid outside until the opening of court, when
they made scramble for the clerks desk.
They became cranky, and both,were put under
arrest. The hearing will take place to-day.
NThe Merchants hotel register last evening
furnished an abiding place for more than the
usual number of prominent citizens from diff
ferent portions of the State. The arrivals
during the day were numbered by the hundreds
among whom were the names of II. Garfield,
of Long Lake; H. W. Bingham, of Faribault
Hon. l.. q. Rogers, of Waterville; FL. d.
Brown, editor of the Lake City Sentinel; ]. K.
Moore, of the st. Peter Tribune; John T. Ames
and Hon. 3. III. Archibald, of Dundas; W. 81.
Greenleaf, of Litchtield; q. B. Clarke, of
Benson; W. G. Bronson and DR.. B. g. Merry,