Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-06
CITY .GLoBULEs.

hop was given at the Metropolitan hotel
last night, participated in by most OF the
guests at the hotel.
Mr.. John Porter was very proud yesterday
over 81 pound bass he managed TO capture
in the waters of Lake Elmo.
Theiboard of control held its regular weekly
meeting yesterday, and issued one full order
and ten half orders for the poor.
woman of the town known as French
Lou" was arrested by Officer Cook last even
lodged in the cooler.
Dennis Belair wouldn't license his dog, and
yesterday he was up for contempt. BE prom
Used to get out license, and he was given I'M
I'll Monday to pay the costs.
Deputy United States Collector Flower
gathered in $50. "a collections for the Marine
hospital fund from the steamers Hyde Clark,
Mark Bradley and Jennie Hays.
An excursion party of about eighty persons
came over from Menomonie, Wis.,, under the
auspices of the ladies of that city, and divided
their time between Emo and S.. Paul.
John Allen, the colored bruiser, was arrested
yesterday afternoon on the charge of assault
ing colored man named Murray. The war
rant was issued several days ago, but Allen was
only found yesterday.
Mr.. Sam. q. Nichols, clerk of the supreme
court, returned home Wednesday evening from
trip to Rochester, quite indlsposed from the
effects of a cold, and was yesterday confined to
his house nursing his malady.
Mrs. John Green, the mother of j. c. Green,
who is confined in the county Jail for shooting
A. @. Savage, paid her son visit yesterday.
The meeting between mother and son VAS pri-
vate and lasted only about half hour.
Alexander Hanson was before Judge O'Brlen
yesterday for not having licensed his purp. He
stated that it was little bit of a puppy" and
that he didn't know it was necessary 10 take
out license. He paid the tax and the case
was dismissed.
soldier, named Lear, who was robbed of
$40 and watch and chain, at the Fort, some
time ago. was in the city Yesterday looking for
Detective Bresett. He claims that he has the
true inWardness of the affair, and that the
guilty parties are in Minneapolis.
Capt. Clark and Detective Bresett returned
from Hastings yesterday morning, whence they
on suspicion, AID who Were supposed to be the
parties that raised perdition near the piOw
works. PneY did not prove to be the men
wanted.
The condition of a. @. Savage, shot, last
Monday, by John @. Green, was improved yes
terday and the physicians state that he is now
considered out of danger. He was feeling so
much better yesterday that he actually wanted
TO leave the hospital. Green is still rericent,
and the defense will not be known until the
trial.
The Fifth Ward Hancock and English club
has rented the skating rink building and
grounds for their Use during the campaign.
The young men of that ward mean business.
The location is admrable-the building is Just
the place for formal meetings. while the
grounds are ample for the accommodation of
outside meetings.
pleasant event was celebrated yesterday at
the summer residence ct White Bear lake of
Walter Mann, Esq, the marriage OF his
daughter, bliss Eliza p, 10 DR.. Charles E.
Smith. The remembrance of the happy
couple were numerous rich and handsome,
among them being cabinet set OF table sill
verware Of ffty-two pieces, handsomely en-
graVed, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. p. II. Kelly.
Health Inspector Patterson has received a
number OF complaints recently concerning the
stencil created at the Metropolitan livery sta
bic corner Of Fifth and Washington streets
Mr. Brown, proprietor of the stable. is having
sewer made to connect with Market street
sewer and thereby Effect a perfect drainage
1t may be well TO state that an outlet formerly
existed at the stable but the drain was chsked
of by the water company Ehen they laid their
pipes.
The friends of Mrs. Sheehey, widow of the
late John W. Sheehey, will be panied to learn
teat she was taken to he asylum, at st.
Peter, on Wednesday, aud is considered hope
iessly insane. The lady has been subject to
periods of mental depression for some time,
but since the death of her husband the symp-
toms suddenly changed for the worse and she
became developed of a case of pronounced in
sanity. She was taken tn tbs asylum by her
brother-in-law, Mr.. T. W. Sheehey
The st. Paul & Duluth railroad company adj
vertses four very attractive excursions for
this month. They cover the rail trip to and
from Duluth and north and south shore trips
tho full length of Lake Superior, and with
meals and state rooms upon the steamers in
oluded the fare will be only 92l. The out trips
on the lake will be by boats, touching at the
principal south shore points TO Sault Ste.
Marie, and the incoming trips will be by
boats, landing at the principal north shore
points. The excursions will leave St. Paul by
the evening trains for Duluth on the 18th. IIth,
18th and 25th of this month.
About noon yesterday, a young son of Mr..
Joseph Villaume was driving delivery wagon
down Robert street, when the horse took the
bits into his teeth and medea break for liberty.
As he neared the residence, No. 1874 Robert
street, he turned short to enter the stable, up
setting the wagon and throwing the boy into
the gutter. Al the same moment the horse
slipped and fell on the sidewalk and rolled
who saw the accident rushed up expecting to
find the boy crushed under the horse, but the
little fellow jumped up from among the
tangled harness, horse and wagon, exclaiming,
st amt hurt" The escape from serious in
Jury was almost miraculous