Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-28
CITY GLOBULEs.

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Two Sunday trains between St. Paul and
White Bear will be put on next Sunday.
Sheriff Ekstrom, of Meeker county, visited
St. Paul yesterday on personal business.
The ST. Paul Duluth company will resume
the sale of 1000 mile tickets, personal June
lat
The supreme court will to day complete the
hearing of causes set for the present term and
adjourn.
Two soldiers were arrested by Capt. Clark
last night on suspicion of having deserted from
Fort Smelling.
The Upper Town Club, st. Paul, and the
Fort Smelling Club are to play game of base
ball, at Fort Smelling, Saturday
The directors of the aims house and hospi
tai Imet yesterday and issued eight full, and
four half orders for provisions.
The State officials are getting ready to look
upon the completed Capitol square improve
ments and pronounce them good.
The fishing at White Bear is unusually good
this spring, parties from this city returning
daily with about all they can manage.
An addition of 100 feet deep is to be
built this season at the rear of the Third street
store occupied by Ranney & HOdgman.
Track,laying will be begun on the Morris d
Browns Valley branch of the st. Paul, Min
neapolis & Manitoba railway about the lst of
July.
The steamer Peninah arrived at Bis
marck Yesterday morning from Sioux City
and was to leave in the evening for the Yellow
stone.
The members of the lgceum connected with
the First Methodist church will give the on
Guiding entertainment of the series next Mon
day evening.
State treasurer Kittelson is still unable to at
tend to the duties of his Office. Heis, however,
improving slowly, and will probably be around
in few days.
Officer O'Keefe finished listing theldogs in the
Sixth ward yesterday. He found that 1879 per-
sons owner 2O7 dogs, and 80 of the 81 va
riety, or females.
United States Marshal McLaren leaves for
Winona to-day, having in charge four prisoners
to be tried at the June term of the United
States district cOutt.
The second concert of the season at lake
Elmo, under the auspices of the Great Western
band, will take place on Sunday afternoon.
Trains will leave st. Paul at ESQ o'clock.
The appeal in the contested election case OF
Frank E. Newell and John Newton, for posses.
sion of the sheriffalty of Dakota county, will
be argued before the supreme court to-day.
The Sunday schools of the M. E. church of
the Newport circuit, will celebrate the Robert
Raike's centennial on Bed Rock camp ground
Sunday, May 3Oth, commencing at $50 A. NJ.
special conclave of Damascus oommandery
will be held on Saturday evening, for the pur-
pose of comforting the decree of the Red Gross
on seven candidates, six of the number being
from Fargo.
A single shell boat race will come off at 4 p.
NJ on Saturday, May 29tb, between "Dolph''
Schiffman and Jack" Parker the junior
scullers of the year of the Minnesota Boat club.
Stakes $25.
The st. Paul & Manitoba train leaving St..
Paul on Saturdays at S:25 A. NJ. lays over Sun
days at Breckenridge The train leaving ST.
Paul on Saturdays at P. NJ. lays over Sunday
at Fergus Falls.
Prof. Burt, State superintendent of public
instruction, goes to st. Peter this morning, to
address the graduating class of the High school,
the exercises attending which take place this
evening. The graduating class numbers ten.
An aged man, over sixty years old, was
brought to the station by Officer Hanft, last
evening, apparently in the last stages of disso-
luton. He was picked up on the levee, where
he had been lying in comatose condition all
day. The case is one that calls for urgent at
tention.
Another racing meeting, with hurdle races,
is to come off at LIE Mars next fall. We under
stand that the Mr.. Chase whose collar bone was
broken in the late LIE Mars race, met with his
accident at the first hurdle but, with one arm
useless, rode the race through, over seven
hurdles.
Thomas Scott was arraigned at the police
court, yesterday, charged with fast driving
across the St. Paul bridge. Officer Newal
stated that he had driven recklessly across the
bridge and had collided with buggy contain
ing lady and child. He was fined $40 and
discharged
Circus night, Wednesday, s. F. Orocker's
house, in West st. Paul, was entered by bur-
glars, and lady's gold watch, pair of sleeve
buttons, and set of studs were stolen. Mr.
Crocker doesn't think any hanger-on of the cir.
Gus did the work, but suspects some neighbor-
ing boys OF the act.
Miss Mary O'Toole, daughter of an old citizen,
was examined in the probate court yesterday,
adjudged insane, and committed to the asylum
at st. Peter. The unfortunate young lady has
been domiciled at st. Joseph's hospital for the
past few weeks, and her mental powers were
impaired by sickness.
A man described as being short in stature
and wearing a suit of light clothing, walked up
to the cases in the P. p. composing room last
night, and got away with half-dozen steel
''sticks," used by printers in setting type.
They are valued at $3.50 each, and by dint OF
hard work, the paper will be issued as usual.
A matron named Mrs. Carrie Doris was al
the municipal court yesterday. charged with
disorderly conduct. The complaint was pre-
ferred by a Mrs. Madden, and the hearing
demonstrated that the charge was entirely
groundless. Mrs. Madden left the court in
high dudgeon and the defendant was acquitted
and discharged.
The census enumerator will find John T.
Ford, the genial clerk of the Metropolitan
hotel, all ready.I 1t happened yesterday, twins
boy and girl, six pounds each, or twelve pounds
of babies. Mr.. Ford was the recipient OF
numerous congratulations, and expressed him
self happy over the bouncing, healthy condi
ton of the twins and the favorable condition
of the mother.