Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-27
CITY GLoBULEs.

dealer of Milwaukee. is at the Merchants.
Adiutant General Van Oleve yesterday receiv-
ed notice of the allowance of an invalid pension
for Sl,51L7S.
The Women's Christian Temperance union is
60 meet at the Baptist church on Wacouta
street at p. NJ. to-day.
The case of the city VS.. Frank Lloyed,
charged with violating the hack ordinance, will
come up for hearing to day.
Three car loads of excursionists came down
from Duluth Sunday night and another party
af them arrived here last evening.
A decision was filed by Jucge Wilkin yester-
day, denying new trial in the case OF Amanda
. Trumbull against Herman Schroeder.
A vote was taken on one Of the cars on the
81. Paul & Sioux City road yesterday with the
following result Hancock, 49, Garfield, g.
It is thus everywhere.
Kavanash commences closing out the balance
of the damaged dry goods from the great fire,
ct No. rs West Third street, to-day. The auc-
ton sale promises to be lively one.
The Isherwood who has been sued for $4,000
damages for assault is not the Robert Usher
wood who is connected with the st. Paul
Foundry and Manufacturing company.
Col. Lee, with his small army of workmen
hound for Fort Assinnaboine, left by special
tYain yesterday, shortly after P. NJ. The men
all left in good spirits, and will be at home
again before the snow flies.
Officer Gibbons has found pocket book
containing $40 and a check on Dawson Il Go.
for $500. Owner can secure it by calling on
Of,oor Gibbons af the citv hall at his real.
dence, No. 5 Aokert street.
"Wild JIM" at Como, Sunday afternoon,
with permission of the smoker, a Third street
merchant. at twenty PAGES distant. with his
rife, fred a ball that knocked the ashes from
cigar in the merchants mouth
Col. Lees special train of seven cars. carry
ipg merchandise and laborers for construction
of Fort Assipaboine, left here at P. N. yes
Aeriay for Bismarck, where a steamer is
waiting to carry the party up the Missouri.
Prof Williams is in st. Paul again, and will,
BY request, lecture and experiment upon psy-
ehology and magnetism at the Opera House on
Monday evening next. The instruction and
amusement of eleven years ago has not been
forgotten.
Two young men. named Cylus Scheffer and
James Burnan, were before Judge McGrorty
Yesterday, charged with having bloody fight
st Plus Reide's saloon. None appeared to tes-
!ify. and they were discharged for want of
prosecution.
The board of trade held meeting at
fIcIlrath & Gibert's Office yesterday after
room, and instructed the committee on rooms
tonbtain suitable quarters for the board before
The next meeting. The board then adjourned
until Friday afternoon.
An excursion party is being organized to take
8 trip over the St. Paul & Duluth railroad and
ny steamer to Fort William Thunder Bay.
ohe fare from st. Paul for the round trip will
he only SIS. The party is to leave here Tues
day OF next week, August Sd.
In fog which occurred early yesterday
morning, freight engine ran into caboose,
on the St. Paul & Dulnth railroad, standing on
side track near the harvester works. The
cab lose was wrecked, and the cow-catcher
headlight and smokestack of the engine were
knocked out of place.
Frank Daniel guzzled enough bug juice, Sun.
day night, to screw his courage to the sticking
point, after which he sailed forth In quest OF
somebody to whip He fell into the embrace
of an officer. who yanked him to the cooler.
Yesterday morning he was at the police court
and the affair cost him five bills.
Bismarck dispatch of yesterday announced
that the Bachelor would sail for the Yellow.
stone on arrival of the train from st. Paul
carrying DO passengers and $40 tons of freight.
The steamer Red Cloud will leave Bismarck
Wednesday for Fort Benton. and will be ful.
lowed Saturday by the Josephine. The Big
Horn is to sail Saturday fur Fort Keogh and
Miles City.
Thursday evening next, Mrs. W. r. Merriam
is to give lawn festival at her summer resi-
dence, White Bear, for the benefit of the Epis.
ropal church of the vicinage, St. Johns in the
Wilderness. The Fort Smelling band has been
engaged for the festival and q train will be
held at the lake till midnight for accommoda
tion of St. Paul people attending the festival
Mrs. Mythilda Schifman, wife of Johr
Schiffnan, of st. Louis. died at the residence
of her son, DIR. R. Schiffman, this city, after 6
brief illness. at $3.50 yesterday morning. Mira
Schiffman reached st. Paul on visit to her sor
only week ago. The remains will be inter-
ed in 81 Louis, for which place they viii bt
dispatched this afternoon, accompanied by the
doctor, who will be absent from the city abou,
Y week.
brute named John German was at the po
lice court yesterday charged with cruelty beat
sng his wife. The latter, pale-faced and deli
rate woman, appeared in court bearing the
stamp of his brutality in her eye, which was
tiisfgured from the beating. She was 10th tc
testify against the scoundrel, but sobbed out
shat she could not endures his treatment when
drank. He was committed for only fifteen
days.
When the song and dance "snide,'' Johr
Griffin, was accused of vagrancy at the police
sourt yesterday, he said he would plead guilty
TN one condition. Mr.. Murray told him to ex-
plain, when he commenced to oilste upon the
intense heat, which, he said, had given him o
sun stroke, incapaoitating him for work. The
court thought stretch in the cooler would re-
fresh his fevered brain, and he was sent up for
fifteen days.
John George Hinderer died yesterday at bis
residence on Mulberry street st. Anthony Hill
near Third street. Mr.. Hinderer who has lived
in st. Paul for fourteen years, will be remem-
bsred as rag carpet weaver. He was born in
Wit,enberg, Germany, August rs. 1904, and
came TO the United Statea thirty-fve years ago.
Els wits and four grown children survive him.
BIS funeral will take place to day at P. NJ.
from the house.
Sunderland's excursion party, consisting of
scventy-ive persons ladies and gentlemen, ar
rived here by the o'clock train last evening
from Duluth and are stopping at the Clarendon
hotel. They left Dayton. o., where the excur-
zion was orgauizi d, on he 18th inst, and have
made the moth shore of Lake Superior by the
Manitoba They will go to Minneapolis to-
morrow back to Duluth tomorrow night and
take the China on Wednesday, going down the
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