Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-11
CITY GLoBULEs.

1Isen the sand bank victim, IS rapiuly TO
covering from his premature burial.
The gauge showed two feet eleven inches oil
water In the river channel yesterday.
The Diamond Jo line steamboat Diamond
To expected In from below tomorrow.
40. Savage, who was shot by j. R. Green
ia almost we'll. 10 will be ont in few days
William Flynn Is after man named Mobiles
with warrant, charged with assault and bat
terry.
Messrs. Haggenmiller & Kuhl paid General
Flower Sl4.00 duties on imported wines yes
terday.
5iessrs. Reed & Kinks banking house. soon to
ho opeped at No. 95 East Third street, will be
a State bank with 100000 capital.
John Carlson. the young man who was run
ov,r at Post Siding. night before last, is i'm
proving and the doctors say be will recover
Tho Great Western band will be ct Lake
F,rnothis "wednesday evening. If the weather
is favorable there will be an immense crowd
and grand time.
The directors of the Reform school will visit
the bows enosmpment to day at Lake JONAH
10 oarrisees will leave Third and Wabashaw
street ct 8 o clock sharp.
The Silver Stars, of this city. will play the
Brown Stockings. of Minneapolis. this after
mon at Minneapolis, on the old Brown Stock
ing grounds, South Minneapolis.
The K. n. line packet Alex. Mitchell is e1-
pected at Hastings to-day and is to leave on her
return trip to St Louis upon the arrival or the
noon train from here Thursday.
The meeting of the directors of the st. Paul
& Manitoba Railway company tomorrow, will
l,s held pursuant to an adjournment of their
annual meeting several weeks ago.
The special board of public works met
yesterday to consider the assessment for grad
mo LAFAYETTE avenue. They held a long ses-
sion but no definite action was taken.
Andrew salinska had his mug frescoed, day
bsfore Yesterday, and he stated that the finish
inc touches were laid on by Mike aad John
Costello. A warrant has been issued for their
arrest.
A suit was begun in the district court yes.
te1dsy BY Thomas Magee against Allie Hewitt
and others to settle the ownership, and have an
appointment Of property situated in Kenny's
outlots.
The sgent at Lake City, Colorado, Of the st.
Paul sulphuret Silver Mining company. reports
that they have struck fine body Of rich,
brittle silver ore, and that the prospects are
very encouraging.
A forlorn looking baggage named Josephine
Gillson, was arrested in Rice park yesterday
afternoon, on the charge of street walking. She
was before the court, who gave her twenty-fouI
hours to leave town.
The case of the State against Clarence Wells,
charged with being implicated in the robbery
of Mrs. Gibson, was called in the police court
Yesterday, and the hearing was continued until
J o'clock P. N. to-day.
4 damsel named Christina Like came TO the
police court yesterday and swore out a warrant
for tie arrest of Mike. Anna, and Lena Kassel
la. and person named q. Pfeifer, whom she
charges with giving her sound thrssblng.
William Schwerer, who broke loose from the
city hospital a few days ago, and created con-
sternstion by his antics, was examined before
Judge O'Gorman yesterday and adjudged In
aane He will De taken to 1t. Peter to-day.
A very fat md dirty looking young man
who gave his name as Jake Young, was before
hizzouor Yesterday CHARGED with vagrancy
He pleaded guilty and will reduce himseli
With twenty days exertion on the rock pile.
John German, the poet cobbler, got on the
rampage again last night and made Seventh
street howl with his drunken didos. BE was
snatched to the tower by Officer Murphy and
passed the night in singing original doggereis.
Night before last John Anderson. my Jot
John, and dizzy youth named Nick Delvc
we're yanked from the vulgar shades of bo1
ear Yesterday they were before Judge Nc
Grorty. who sent them &c the hastile for TWEEN
ty days eacE.
David Hoar is as old in dissipation as hi
name implies. He insists on taking the old
stuff and he always gets the worst Of it. BE
was up again yesterday for being budged ano
waz sent to the familiar shades of the quay fo
thirty days.
Before United states Commissioner Cordozs
Yesterday, Assistant Attorney General Thomas
simons, was engaged in taking testimony IL
two suits in the court of claims. They were
e. Z Wilder and W. Z. Davidson against the
United States.
James Kennsy entered the police court yes
terday afternoon with the blood flowing from
his left optic. The injuries were made BY
a handful of knuokles possessed by Mike
Travis, and the latter will explain how it hap
pened to day.
Bismarck dispatches of yesterday to General
Agent Sanborn, read 1.-THE General Terry left
Buford for Keogh this morning. The Batche.
lor leaves Bismarck for Terry's Landing, and
the Nellie Peck and Far West for the Goa
BsnbR. this evening"
John Sullivan, who had his right foot crush.
ed under the cars at Crookston on Sunday last
requiring the amputation of the same srrived
IN the city Yesterday morning, and was taken to
ST. Joseph's hospital. DR.. Murpby has him in
charge, and be is doing we'll.
There will be q meeting Of the Sikh ward
Hancock and English club at Hitchcock's hall
tomorrow evening. Mr.. Hitchcock has placed
the club under many obligations by allowing
them he free use Of his hall, and he receives
the thanks Of the club for his liberality.
Irvine for use in the harvest fields with the
cord binders, is being received and shipped
here by the carload. The machine men are
doing their best to have enough on hand. but
the demand is very large. Our fax raising
farmers would do we'll, perhaps to go into the
cord making business.
match game of base ball will be played at
Minneapolis this afternoon between the Silver
Star nine of st. Paul and the Brown Stockings
of Minneapolis. The game will commence at
$50 o clock and those interested in the nation
nj game are promised some fine sport. The
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