Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-01
CITY GLoBuLEs.


CITY GLOBULES.
Superintendent of Schools Wright left last
evening for New York on his summer vacation.
He will be gone six weeks.
George Buck was before his honor yesterday,
charged with dumping swill in the river, The
case was partially tried and dismissed.
The case of the City against T. Reardon
charged for whipping man named Eaton, was
dismissed yesterday for want of prosecution.
Who are those parties who went over to Lake
Gervais Oh Monday night, and who had to walk
back to the city? Can big Joe" give the
GLOBE the particulars?
Tony Pastor will open with his mammoth
variety company at the Opera house this even
ing. He will no doubt draw crowded houses,
as his company is an exceptionally strong one.
A great variety of cacti from New Mexico
and Texas was exhibited for sale yesterday on
Cedar street. The plants were surprising to
most people who saw them and SO were the
prices charged for them.
The pay car of the Chicago, Milwaukee d st.
Paul railway, paid its monthly visitation to
st. Paul yesterday. The officials of the car,
an registered at the Merchants are: Q. A.
Place, A. L.. McNaughton, Samuel Burbank,
James F. Mills, Otto Gebhard.
Mr.. Fabien Miohaud, senior member Of the
grocery firm of Michaud Bros, was taken Sc
riously i'll at his store on the corner of Wa
bashaw and Seventh streets yesterday forenoon
He was some better last evening but, not con-
sidered entirely out of danger,
The State house officials will observe the
"Glorious Fourth, Saturday. the Sd, and con
sequently all the offices will be Dramatically
sealed on that day. Most if not all the officials
will accept the invitation extended them and
ioin in the Father Hennepiu anniversary cels-
bration at the Falls of st. Anthony.
The members of the cigar makers union will
turn out one hundred strong next Sunday, to
Join the German society in celebrating the
fourth of July at Banholtzer's garden. 1t is
understood that the Liederkranz society of this
city and the Frohsiun singing society of Min
neapolis will also participate in the festivities.
Last EVENING" the St. Michael's Total Absti-
hence society held special meeting, and after
the business of the meeting was transacted,
there we're songs and addresses delivered by
several of the members. The time of meeting
was changed from Sunday to Thursday even
ings.
q. L. Young, st. Paul man for these many
years, has Just returned from the Yellowstone
country. Hy has located and proposes to run
stock ranch, about twenty-five miles from
the Big Horn mountains, on the headwaters
of the Tongue river, Just south of the Montana
line, to which he proposes to return in few
days.
Articles of incorporation of the ''Urland
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Congrega-
tion," located in the town of Leon, Goodhue
county we're filed with the Secretary of State
Yesterday. The objects of the corporation and
requirements of members are the same as Civ.
en- heretofore in mentioning filing of articles
of similar organizations.
The Nathal English opera company closed
their engagement last evening with 1.-THE
Grand Duchess" 1t was very creditably pre-
scented, Miss Hutchings in the title role acquit
ting herself in very superior manner. Her
voice improves on acquaintance, and as an
actress she has few superiors in her line. The
balance of the cast was good.
Albrecht, Lanpher & Finch are in receipt of
a large consignment of robes, skins and furs
from Fort Benton, which includes twenty-five
bales of robes, ffty-fve bales of deer and ante
lone skins and miscellaneous lot of fine furs.
The deer skins, when being taken into store
Yesterday, attracted much attention from
passers BY On account of their large SIZE
A sprig named James Keefer was before
Judge Flint yesterday, charged with going
through the dinner cans of the employees at the
st. Paul & Manitoba railroad yards. After
banuueting on the contents of the cans he curl
ed up in box car and went to sleep. He was
arrested by Watchman Gibbons and yanked to
the cooler. The court gave him five minutes
to leave town.
sacrihgious wretch who is supposed to be
negro well known to the police of this city,
went through the tents on the Red Rock camp
meeting grounds on Tuesday night Among
other victims, was a Miss Chase of Minneapo-
lis, who lost pair of earrings, ten-dollar bill,
and several articles of wearing apparel, and the
Rev. Mr.. Satterlee lost pair of boots. The
police have hopes of capturing the unnelieving
dog.
His name was John Basel, and he was be-
fore hizzoner yesterday for being budged. He
wore mutton chop whiskers dirty buster and
soiled dickey, and remarked with Lancashire
accent worthy of Dundreary that he 'oped lis
'onor would let i'm down light, and that he
would leave the bloody country. When asked
If he had been drunk he begged leave to ex-
plain, which was granted. He stated that his
system had been reduced by the blawsted eli
mate. and that he had taken drop of lauda-
mum and brandy to brace him up. If your
'onor will cast your gaze on me, he remarked,
you will see that I am blind in one eye and
greatly reduced by the beastly raw air. The
court wanted to know his business, when he
stated that he was an expert accountant, and
that he was on his way to Minneapolis. When
asked how long it would take him to hustle out
Of town, he replied five minutes, and he was
told to start.
United States Circuit Court.
Before Judges Nelson and Miller.