Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-29
CITY GLOBULEs.

The Windsor hotel ls pretIy "eA nAASu "A'1
guests from the South, and the number IS be-
ing added to daily.
Prof. F. W. q. PREM has been elected mu'
steal director of the Mannerohor singing socl-
ETY. and has given his first rehearsal.
IA Bismarck dispatch of yesterday to General
Agent Sanborn, says THE steamer Josephine
passed Buford last night loaded with hloes ana
cattle and will arrive here this evening"
decision was rendered by Judge SIMMONS
Yesterday granting divorce to Marie FRANCIS
from her husband Peter Francis. The divorce
was granted on the grounds OF simple oeser-
ton.
Cbarlotte r, Hunt and others commenced
suit in the district court yesterday against
Ellen N. Mackubin, to settle the title to par
eel of land in Ramsey Il divers addition to
West St. Paul.
The Great Western band goes to White Bear
this evening to give slake shore concert. Trans
will run from the Wacouts street depot at 8 and
7.25p.M. and, returning, will leave the lake
at 1905 and Up. NJ.
There will be two White Bear trains, each
way, tomorrow evening, on occasion of Mrs.
Merriams lawn festival for benefit of the Epis-
copsl church of White Bear, the last train leav-
ing the lake at midnight.
A wealthy topper was arrested on West Third
street by Officer Clouse yesterday afternoon
having a bundle containing $l33. He pill
lowed his head On the sidewalk, from whence
he was put in the drunk cart and trundled to
the cooler.
A horse, attached to buggy containing two
young sons of Mr.. F. NJ. Gembel, took fright
in the Sixth ward last evening and tipped the
rig over, spilling the boys onto an embankment.
The little fellows were picked up badly frlght-
ened but not much hurt.
Mayor Dawson and Aid. Rhodes visited sew
eral railroad managers yesterday with re-
gard to the proposed bridge over Fourth street
at the railroad crossing. They had quite
talk with MIR. Sargent, and that gentleman is
to confer with the other parties interested.
A bid was opened by Capt. Weston at the
office of the commissary department yesterday
for fresh beef supplies at Fort Lincoln for the
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1881. The pro-
posal was from John A. Mclean, of Bismarck,
at twelve cents per pound. and the same was
accepted.
Mr.. John MCCARTHY, son of ex-Ald. Nc
Carthy, returned yesterday from Chicago,
where he has been attending Bryant CONNER
cisl college. He has only been there few
months, but graduated with flying colors,
having received the only gold medal which has
been given in FIVE years
The st. Paul & Duluth railroad company adj
vertises two Lake Superior excursions for the
coming month, each to include round trip OF
800 miles on the lake, touching at all points of
interest on each shore. The fare for this
round, from st. Paul and return, is only 81,
The boats are to leave Duluth August 9TH and
24th.
About o'clock last evening a darkey went
into the American Express compsny's stable on
Fifth street and cabbsged a coat belonging to
one of the men. He was caught and handed
over to Officer Rouleau who had great difficulty
in getting him to the lookup. He had to be
dragged from the postoffice to city hall, refus-
ing to walk.
William Kearney, the victim to the murder
GUS assault night before last, was doing we'll
yesterday, and the physicians say that no se'
rious trouble will result from the wound. Eff
forts are being made to get some clue OF the
oowardly assailant, but as his description is
vague, no trace has been found that might
lead to his identity.
Joen Fitzpatrick tackeled too much of che
old stuff, night before last, and as it went to
his held, ne imagined that he had a special
contract to clear out the American House. He
was yanked to the cooler by officer Baer. and
Yesterday morning he was before Judge
McGrorty, who suspended sentence an hour to
let him get out of town.
An action was begun in the district court
yesterday by Della G.. Ryan against school dis
trict No. IS of Dakota county. The complaint
alleges that plaintiff was engaged to teach
school in the district ut the rate of $50 per
month. That she has always been ready to
comply with the contract, but that defendants
have refused and do refuse to provide school
building. The action is brought to recover
wages to the amount of $75.
Ameeting of the Catholic mutual insurance
association was held last night, resulting in the
election of the following officers: Bishop Ire
land, President; T. Reardon, Vice President;
G. M. MCCARTHY, Secretary; P. McManus, Treas
urer. The Board of Directors includes the
81. e. Athey, John O. Donnell, and @. P. Do
hcrty Minneapolis; P. j. Mclaughlin,
Rochester, and VIM. O'Mucahey, Faribault.
Aman giving the name of Henry Allen went
into the residence of Mrs. Black on Nelson
avenue, near Lewis street, yesterday, and asked
for money and something to eat. He was con-
oiliated and later in the day he tried the same
dodge on Summit avenue. He was arrested
by Chief Weber, and on being brought to the
city hall he was recognized as the same man
who had bssn before the court yesterday morn.
ing under the name of Fitzpatrick, being re-
leased on promising to leave town.
During the progress of the suit of Thackara,
Buck & 90. Va. Bennett Osborn manufacturing
company, on trial before Judge Simons, yester-
day, Mr.. Geo. n Bennett fell from the witness
stand in swoou. Restoratives were applied,
and he soon recovered consciousness. COURT
adjourned until afternoon. Upon reassemb bling
Mr.. Bennett took the stand, but the examipa-
ton had only been conducted few minutes
when he again tainted. He recovered, but was
quite weak, and court adjourned until this
morning,
Sam Judd, the ubiquitous and invincible
member of the firm of Walker, Judd & Veazie,
Marine Mills, was in the city yesterday talking
business with Capt. Reaney. Sam was at the
races in Chicago last Saturday, where he had
the pleasure of witnessing the wonderful per-
Torrance of Maud s., and of taking in a
''fver'' from u countryman of Saltwater, who
thought the marc would not make better time
in the heat trotted in 2:l31S than 2:20. Sans
country friend has now foresworn betting on
horse races.
pea-soup eater named James Currier was
before Judge McGrorty yesterday charged with
damaging the anatomy of brother French
man named X. Provo. The fight took place
last Monday on Mississippi street and was
caused by alleged remarks made by Provo on