Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-04
CITY GLOBULEs.

: freight business on the upper Mississippi thi
a season.
: Poundmaster Cunniff did land Office bust
: ness yesterday, impounding fourteen horse
f and five COWS.
d If the weather is not unfavorable the Grea
Union band will take an excursion party Il
Forest lake Sunday.
The case against j McNamara, charged will
assault and battery, was dismissed Yesterday
for want of prosecution.
The directors of the aims house and hospital
met yesterday and issued twelve half and seven
full orders Tor provisions.
! The graders in the alley in block 81, St. Paul
r proper, are making good progress through the
. rocky hill in which they are working.
Maj. Bracket arrived from Pine city last
!, night, having in charge man named Scott,
charged with selling whisky to Indians.
Chas. L. Davis will appear at the Opera
House this evening in his great character of
Alvin Joslin. He should receive u hearty re-
! ception.
The White Bear excursion and concert by
the Great Western band appointed for last
evening, was abandoned on account of the
rain.
Bishop LELAND and Bishop Redwood, of New
Zealand, who have been visiting the Catholic
colonies in this State, will return to this city
to-day.
The children of st. Joseph's parish school,
about fifty in number, enjoyed delightful
picnic excursion yesterday to the woods of
West st. Paul.
The female prostitutes who preside >over the
seven bagnios in st. Paul, paid their monthly
fines yesterday, amounting to $3l9 so. and
were discharged.
The work of rebuilding the Davidson block
on the corner of Fourth and Jackson street is
progressing rapidly. The basement walls are
nearly complete.
Mr.. l. N. Hay, of Waterloo, Iowa, is erecting
building at the corner of Fourth and St.
Peter streets, to be used as sales stable for
the sale of horses.
Five bids were received at the secretary of
states office yesterday for doing the State
printing for the ensuing year. The bids will
| be opened the 11th inst.
Mcclure, the burly steamboat roustabout,
got on his auricular last night and tried to
make 1t hot for the boys on the levee. He was
| landed in the lock up.
Another section of the Third street sidewalk
on the corner of Cedar street was torn up yes
terday The middle of the street is the only
safe walk for the pedestrians.
The quarterly payment of pension money
will take place to-day. Those entitled to the
same may have their certificates filled out at
the office of the district court.
| Officer Rouleau run in q soaker named Pat
McGuire, yesterday afternoon, who was making
| himself nuisance at Cooks saloon on the
corner of Fourth and Jackson streets.
Emil Gotschamer was before Judge Flint
yesterday, charged with the larceny of a hide
and quantity of tallow from Joseph Never.
Inc nearing was continued until to-day.
| The Northwestern, of the Keokuk- Northern
line, will be In this morning to go out for st.
| Louis at noon. The next boat of the same
line will probably be the Clinton. Monday.
The Chippewa river steamer, Minnie H.,
which left here for Fort Benton early in the
spring. arrived at Bismarck Wednesday, and
probably proceeded on her long voyage yester-
day.
The Northern Pacific train west from Bis
marck Wednesday night included fourteen pas
senger cars, all crowded, and fifty-two passen-
gers were left at Duluth because of the lack of
ears enough there to move them.
The steamer Josie, of the Diamond Jo line,
which was delayed one day in taking back to
st. Louis the passengers of the burned steamer
Golden Eagle is expected to arrive here in time
to go out for st. Louis Sunday noon.
The Sibley street track was put in use yes
terday by the Street Railway company which
has now nearly completed its new system. All
the new and relaid tracks are SO well laid that
the running OF the cars is very smooth and
quiet.
Elaborate arrangements have been made for
the first excursion to Forest Lake, Sunday
next under the auspices of the Great Union
band. Forest lake is a charming resort and the
opportunity should attract large number of
| visitors.
Capt Hawkins brought in fifteen fine black
bass caught in Lake Elmo, this morning, three
of which weighed four pounds apiece, the re.
suit OF an hours fishing. We take the Captains
| word for this, as the GLOBE had no other evil
dence of the fact.
! The Rosebud, which arrived at Bismarck
Wednesday night from Fort Renton, with
/ considerable load of robes, hides, ETC.. and a
full cabin, will wait at Bismarck till Saturday
for detachment of the Canadian mounted
police. which arrived at Duluth Wednesday,
and is en- route for Fort Walsh via Fort Benton.
MIR. John Hinkle, accompanied by friend of
his from Milwaukee, named Mr.. G. Thielson.
paid White Bear Lake visit Yesterday. and
| brought back with them last evening over 100
| pounds OF hsh as the result of few hours fish
ing The GLOBE saw them, and Johnny says
they caught the same themselves with their
little hooks. Some men are lucky.
The street car company has en- route to St.
| Paul the new and handsome cars manufac-
tured at Schenectady, NewiYork. They are de-
| slgned In modern style, are inteuded for two
horses, and embody all the latest conveniences.
On The lengthy stretches cars will soon run at
seven and one-half minutes apart, and for
SNORT rides cars may be had every few minutes,
James Gleason has the reputation of being
chronic plug ugly and crook. He was released
from the Minneapolis Jail last Tuesday, and
yesterday he loomed up in st. Paul ripe for
fight. After budging Un poor whisky he tried
to start hight on Robert street last night in
front OF a saloon kept by one Boss. He was
nabbed and handed over to Capt Clark, who
waltzed him to the cooler.
Articles of incorporation of the Glenwood
academy were filed with the secretary of state
yesterday. The object of the organization ia
to establish and conduct an academical school
at Glenwood, Pope county. The following
compose the officers and first board of directors
OF the organization J. G.. Whittemore, presi-
dent; Terry Thorson, vice president; J. F. Todd,
secretary; Ole Rigg, Jr.. treasurer: @. W.
Thacker, j. B. Geddis, ]. f. Todd, Joseph
Placock, P. Hoffman, X. j. Kinney. Martin
Rigg, NJ. A. Wattau. Ole Peterson, directors.
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