Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-04
CITY GLOBULES.

0o0o6y.
Postoffce will be closed on Monday from 9
A. NJ. to 6 P NJ. Money order and registry de-
psrtment will be closed all day.
The members of the hook and ladder COM
pany will illuminate their building tonight,
IN honor of the glorious Fourth.
The expenses of the directors of the poor
farm for June were as follows Poor, 1850;
aims house, 1912; hospital, $3.50.
Collector Bickel will be at his Office to-mor-
row from to 10 o'clock. A. NJ. to accommo-
date those desiring to purchase stamps.
E1-chief of police Geo. W. Turnbull ar
rived in St. Paul yesterday from Austin, Texas
and is reviving old friendships in this city.
Professor Reese, director of the German
singing society for the past eight weeks, handed
IN his resignation, yesterday. 1t was accept
ed.
The committee on claims, and roads and
bridges, of the county board met yesterday
and transacted the usual amount of prelimin-
airy business.
suit was begun in the district court yes
terdsy by NJ. j. Agnew against VIM. K. Dixon,
TO collect 1914, claimed as plaintiffs interest
u
James Collins was arrested by Officer Clouse
yesterday morning, charged with the larceny of
watch from John Hastings. The hearing will
lake place tomorrow morning.
MIR. Frank Brener is getting up celebration
on mis- OWN account. He has laid in a stock of
fireworks, and tomorrow evening his residence
at Como Will be grandly illuminated
In IL
enterprising Third street merchants have gay
iy decorated the front of their stores and the
street Is brilliant with flags and bunting.
}. +. Monty, with a pseode wife, has Jumped
the city and gone to Minneapolis, leaving his
iandlady here to mourn his departure. Board
ing house keepers should give him the cold
shoulder.
Dunns Lake Shore Landing, White Bear,
will be the popular resort on Sunday and Mon
day, for boats of all kinds, lunches, and all
the accompaniment. Go there for fun and
the best attention.
The capitol building was closed yesterday,
and most of the officials absent at Minneapolis,
renewing their acquaintance with Father Hen
1epin, the discoverer of st. Anthony Falls,
some two hundred years ago.
The total revenue collections for the fiscal
year ending July 1st, 1880, in Collector Bickers
Office, amounted $257, 3OO.l3. The June bank
collections were delayed, otherwise the amount
would have reached $275,000.
Last midnight a box of infamable and light
ed material was placed against Birchers' build
ing IN the 9th ward. The incipient pine was
discovered by Sergeant Walsh in time to pre-
vent dIsasterous consequences.
Tonight patriotic service is to be held in
IN Plymouth church. A discourse on the du.
ties of the churches to the country, and ap-
propriate music, will serve to mark the ma
national Significance of the day.
The Kentucky Giants, the most gigantic
physical phenomena in the world, who have
been on exhibition at No. 76 West Third street
viii remain In the city another week. They
constitute curiosity we'll worth seeing.
Sheriff S. G. McQuade, of Duluth, arrived in
st. Paul last evening from Minneapolis, hav-
ing brought to that city for safe keeping Her
mann Opel, the man who killed Edward
brennan at Duluth week ago tonight.
In the district court yesterday an application
was made by by J. P. LeitEer for tho adoption
or a charming little girl named Adolphine
WOLF. The application was granted and the
lnchy Leitner has reason to be proud of his lew
oil.
a patriotic youth named James Donahue
fired his ardor to Fourth of july pitch on
poor bug juice yesterday morning and laid
down to rest IN hallway adjoining bridge
square. He was cullared by Officer Baer and
yanked to the cUoler.
a gentle scavenger named George Munroe
vent on light toot Friday and was lodged in
the cooler to sober up. Yesterday be was be-
fore Judge Flint, and being hard working
man, ne was assessed $3 and given until
tuesday to pay the fine.
The st. Andrews society of st. Paul and
their friends are invited to attend the annual
gathering OF the Minneapolis society at lake
Harriet on Monday the 5th. Train leaves foot
ct Wacouta street at S:25. Lyndale cars at
Minneapolis every 45 minutes.
demented German named John FRAZIER,
drove In the Rice park yesterday morning with
a load of evergreens, which he proceeded to
distribute about the green. He was fred out,
and afterwards placed his Fourth of July offer
ings IN front of the city hall.
The building Of sewers in the lower part of
the city has damaged the water mains to such
an extent to render repairs imperative. The
water will consequently be shut off from the
city from o'clock this morning until P. II.
to enable the necessary repairs to be made.
decision was rendered by Judge Flint yes
terday in the case of the State against Mrs.
Con Twony, charged with redeeming a dress
from Lytles pawn shop under false pretences
The court held that there was no evidence to
criminate the defendant and she was dis
charged.
John Scribner said he had been drunk, but
If the old man would let him go he would
brace up and return to his fathers house,
where awaited the Fourth of July meal Hiz-
zoner said he was too gushing to be at large
over Sunday, and he was sent to the bastile for
three days.
st. Paul was trested to a novelty Yesterday
in the shape of comical little man with q
hurdy-gurdy and trained dog. While the
dumpty little man ground out the linked sweet
ness the animal solicited nickels from the Pc
destrians by carrying in his mouth tin bas-
ket. The people responded to the mute appeal
quite cheerfully.
When David Hoar confronted his honor at
the police court yesterday morning he at once
opined that there was no use trying to work
the temperance dodge any longer. He stated
that he had visited bean house. and that the
fruit had made him feel dizzy. The dodge was
too thin to wash, and the old topper was sent to
the quay for week to sober up.
Archie Ramsey, the colored man who tried