Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-16
CITY GLOBULES.

open air concert at Rice Park this evening
farmers team upset on the Mendoza road
yesterday, at point whece it is covered with
water.
John Larkins, the crazy shoemaker, was ar
rested at Seven corners last night bowling
drunk. He was lodged in the cooler by Officer
Murphy.
The vicinity of Bridge square was mace vo-
cal last night by the howlings of drunken
roustabout. He was yanked to the lsckup by
Officer Baer.
About noon yesterday stranger was seized
with fit on Third street, near Cedar, and was
taken to Kngsbury & Diapers store, where he
soon afterwards recovered.
The Strawberry festival at the Home for the
Friendless, No. Collins Streets will be held
Thursday, June 18th. from to 9 P. NJ. 1t
will be fine entertainment. Do not forget it,
Henry O'Rourke endeavored to discipline
negro named Moses Saunders, and got laid out
handsomely. Both were arrested but Saunders
was discharged while O'Rourke was fined $40
and costs.
s. Nadeau has commenced an action in tie
district court against r. B. Galusha admins
traitor of l. G.. Lash, deceased. to establish the
title OF lightweight acres of land III township
twenty nine.
A foot race took place on Minnesota street
last evening between Lew Nudge and Dan
Ahern. 1t was for SIS 90, and the distance run
was from Fourth to Fifth streets. The race
WAS won by Ahern.
Citizens of Watertown, Wisconsin, will visit
st. Paul on an excursion trip next Sunday.
They will attend an entertainment in the
evening at the Athen@um under the auspices
of the German society.
The retirement of Gen. Z. D. Townsend,
adjutsnt general of the armies of the United
States, from active service, promotes Adjutant
General Geo. d. Ruggles, of the depar tment
of Dakota, to be lieutenant colonel.
United States Marshal McLaren left yester-
day for Saltwater, having in charge the FIVE
prisoners convicted at the last term Of court at
Winona. An account of their convictions ap-
peared in Sunday issue of the GLOBE.
There was loud talk of blood letting last
night between two colored men named John
Allen and Pete Reynolds, Allen threatened to
blow the daylights out of Reynolds and the
latter appealed to the police for protection.
No blood was let up to this morning.
Grand Master Pierson received official notice
grand master of the Masonic order of Italy.
Deceased was a senator of the Italian parlia-
ment, ard passed through the thirty-third de-
gree of Masonry. He died in the I'D year OF
his age.
P. T. Kavanaugh sold at auction yesterday
the property of Michael Kuhn, Esq, on st.
Peter and Minnesota streets. The st. Peter
street property sold for Sc, $50, to @. L. Horst
and Peter Feihlen. The Minnesota street
property was bought by Charles Fl. Jonhs for
$4,000.
"Why don't you dam u, the Sixth ward?"
inquired wag of Capt. McClang, yesterday
morning, as the twain eyed the situation from
the st. Paul bridge. 1.-The place is already
damped," was the dry rejoinder, and the
seeker for truth remembered that he wanted
to see man.
When arraigned at the police court yesterday
Elias Roberts stated that he resided in Mime
apolis, and intimated that he was a fugitive
from the food. He was up for vagrancy, and
the court said he would protect him from the
wrath to come by giving him two weeks
stretch in the bastile.
Burgess, the colored man whose wife left
home at the time of the Mrs. Liverpool runa.
way, went to Minneapolis yesterday and found
his degenerate spouse working in bagnio. He
met with warm reception, and brought back
with him handful of his wifes iute as
trophy OF the fray.
The examination Of G. G. Berge, charged
with disposing of struggled diamonds, particu-
lars of which appeared in yesterdays issue Of
tn GLOBE, was called before United States
Commissioner Cardozo, yesterday, and contin-
ued until Monday at 10 A. M. MIR. Berge gave
$l,0OO bonds for his appearance.
Yesterday afternoon a Minneapolis hoosier
drove into the Rice park with a cumbrous
wagon, containing his family, and coolly pro-
ceeded to water his plugs at the fountain.
The eagle optic of Officer O'Keefe rested on
the sight and he made just three strides in get
ting to the park. The hoosier was given the
grand bounce instanter.
Yesterday teamster drew up at Emmert's
brewery and proceeded to load his wagon with
malt. While SO dong he unhitched his horse and
tied the animal to post Taking advantage
of the freedom the horse broke the strap and
contrived to get up runaway. He ran up
Third street and was captured without doing
harm, save slight damage to the harness
Gov. Pillsbury, yesterday, received from the
general land Office, Washington, list No. of
lands selected from even numbered districts in
the Fergus Falls land district, under the act of
June %, 1874, granting lands to the State of
Minnesota, for the benefit and on account of
the First Division of the St. Paul & Pacific
railroad company, embracing 2,597 20-100
acres.
The members of the German society have
arranged to celebrate the glorious Fourth in a
patriotic and very becoming manner. They
will give an entertainment at the Athenaum on
Sunday evening, the Fourth of July, for which
a programme will be arranged of exceptional
excellence. The programme will embrace
music, local and instrumental, tableaux of a
patriotic character and number of other ex-
cellent features.
wretch named john Henry was before
Judge Flint, yesterday, charged with indecent
behavior on the corner of Seventh and Cedar
streets. Officer Newall requested him to walk
on; shortly after which he was seen to put a
rock in his pocket and heard to mutter ven
geance against the officer. He was about to
assault the latter when the officer coppered
him one in the eye and he was landed in the
cooler. Judge Flint gave him seven days in
the quay.
The district court was engaged Yesterday in
trying the case of Margaret Shaber, admins
traitor of Henry Shaber, against the st. Paul
& Manitoba railroad company for damages of
az 600 The damaOes 1T ia ALLEGED were